Historias de Socialnorms

They call you the prize. Beautiful enough to show off. Respectable enough to introduce. Desired enough to make other men jealous. But what happens when being someone's prize isn't the same as being someone's love? A collection of thoughts, observations, and uncomfortable questions about love, relationships, femininity, masculinity, standards, validation, and self-worth. Because sometimes the things we call love aren't love at all. Sometimes they're possession. And sometimes, the hardest thing a woman can learn is that she doesn't need to be chosen to know that she's valuable. Maybe you'll agree. Maybe you'll disagree. Either way, I want you to question what you think you know about love, relationships, and your own worth.

A poem. Do Not Tell Them Where You Live is about shame, identity, societal pressures, and expectations. Above all, it is I hope, the very start of breaking free.

It's parents, it's school, it's society, it's emotion, it's Life. But is it love?

In the systematically ordered world of Evantia, where destinies are predetermined by numerical ranks, imprinted at birth. Everyone is expected to have a soulmate within their social classes. But what happens when the numbers don't align? One anomaly threatens to unravel the fabric of destiny itself.. Meet Renee, a 20 year old from the middle-class, marked with a rank of 23, whose life takes an unexpected turn when her soulmate is revealed to be Hayden-a mysterious figure possessing the rarest of numbers, a rank 1. As rumors of a glitch in the system spread like wildfire, Renee and Hayden are thrust into a battle against the very fabric of their predetermined destinies. Despite the odds stacked against them, they begin to experience vivid illusions and hallucinations of each other, a result of the chip implants implanted at birth-a desperate attempt by the soulmate system to ensure compliance and conformity. With the fate of the balance of their world hanging on a thread, Renee and Hayden embark on a daring journey to rewrite the rules of destiny and claim their right to love on their own terms. Along the way, they'll challenge the very foundations of their society and uncover shocking truths about the nature of love and free will.

Kristina Pepple and her best friend Ryder Trevisani are Rejects, the scourge of Kingstown High School. They don't mind it too much, though, because they have each other to lean on. That all changes when Ryder starts dating Taylor Buchanna, THE number one, queen B. She's an Idol, which means she's at the very, very top of the upper echelons of the social structure at school. How can Kristina cope with losing Ryder to the Idols? Enter Logan Wagner, Taylor's best friend and THE most popular boy in school. Kristina is about to find out, whether she likes it or not, that there's a lot more to Logan Wagner than she ever thought possible. Can Logan and Kristina defy social norms and expectations to learn who they really are? Copyright © 2019 NMBadders

I was feeling a bit down so I just kinda wrote what was in my head and it turned out to be some kind of poem Pls don't take any of the written serious, this was just my mentally ill brain speaking...

There is no question a pregnancy changes many aspects of yourself. It also changes how other people treat you. There is much more to pregnancy than The Glow and a charming tummy. This humorous short story offers one woman's experience as a newly pregnant woman negotiating the trials and tribulations of pregnancy. (Cover Photo by ROMAN ODINTSOV from Pexels)

This story is about a girl who chooses to free herself from the chains of social norms and her journey for the persuasion of her dreams.And where she runs from love,it finds its way towards her.

Aaidha, raised in a modern-minded family, had never experienced stereotypical gender discrimination. In fact, her family, known for their prominent social standing, was often held up as an ideal by feminists, praised for prioritizing merit over gender. The Rajwats, however, is a typical Indian family. While they provided woman with opportunities, they maintained a clear expectation: marriage is her ultimate goal. This manifested in subtle ways, like women being expected to serve their spouses meals before eating themselves, or cooking for their exhausted husbands after a long workday, despite also being tired. More significantly, it meant women were often expected to sacrifice their careers to prioritize family wishes. These may seem like small things, right? But even a single drop can create a vast ocean. Aaidha is well aware of the societal position of women, but what will happen when she experiences it firsthand? Will she be able to continue her marriage with Rahil? Will her husband be like any typical Indian man, or the man she envisions? Will he understand her? Or will she be dismissed as a 'pseudo-feminist'? ◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇ Aaidha, a fiercely career-oriented woman, holds one primary goal: to fulfill her grandmother's final wish. Rahil, an ambitious businessman, shares the traditional mindset of his family, viewing marriage as a means to carry on their lineage and ensure the company's future. So,when they are joined in the sacred union of marriage, will Rahil's traditional values dictate their path, or will destiny forge a new course?

This is the life story of a South-Indian woman with humble background, making her life emerge from archaic tradition and background. Her life of trials and tribulations in the late 20th century are described. The story is set in the stage of family ties, occupation, woman emancipation in a world of inequalities, competition and pathos. STORY COMPLETED.

Mystra is a organimal living in a land named Theall. Everyone in that land has a special gift. From flying things to creating things out of nowhere, from shapeshifters to zombies, everything exists in Theall. Theall is full of good and evil. No one can guess what resides in the heart. With myths, conventions and societal norms Theall exist. Rights and Awayland are where extremists live. These are people who have defined their life. Rights are people who live by their rules and Awayland is a place where people who hate rules live. Mystra tries to fit into the places and with the people around her. With her hunt to find her true identity, Mystra leads her life in the land of Theall, waiting for the day that will changes her, her life by giving her a goal.

When one boy is in a room for his whole life. What would happen if he gets out? How will he learn the societal norms?

A small, dark sanctuary for a soul burdened with despair, a secret exit from our world to the one far more beautiful... ...the word built with words and lyrics... ...the world of poetry. ------------------------------ The second poetry book I wrote, marked complete when reached 15 poems, and in quality who knows... may be better may be worse from the first one... I am not the one to say that... Best ranks: #88 in thinking

i concluded things which don't matter ( or maybe do)

In a world that is filled with reds and blues, Jay finds that neither are their hue. What can they do in order to suppress this difference? Should they stay hidden? Or will they overcome these social norms that force people to keep their true colors behind closed doors?

1 part poem!! I made this poem in class one day and decided why not post it!! (It is long so I'm sorry guys!!) If you guys want more longer poems I have let me know!! (Disclaimer: the pictures used aren't mine!!)

A Second Chance is a story about a 17-year-old girl who goes back in time to stop someone whom she barely knows from killing himself. Its loosely based on the story "in 27 Days" but its going to take a completely different turn, I promise. I cant say much more without giving spoilers to things I want to happen really late in the story.

"The mirror scattered on the ground The broken pieces reflecting the broken me .. However hard i tried i failed Failed to fit myself in.. Picking a broken piece i thought Maybe this was my end.... " Ladies and gentleman, if your looking for a damsel in distress looking for a prince charming then u are at a wrong place. This story is of a girl facing anorexia, a mentel illness. After trying and failing in the art of fitting into the expectations of the people, she finally decides to live for herself. Fighting bullying, obesity and heartbreak... she learns how to love herself. This story is not about a survivor but a Fighter.

Two men bound by routine and invention find, for a brief moment, a shared rhythm-until the fragile machinery of life falters, leaving one haunted by the echo of what might have been.