Socialproblems Stories

"We are afraid to care too much, for fear that the other person does not care at all." Eleonor Roosevelt

This is a story about a group of teens who all become best freinds from different social groups

this a small collection of self composed written poems on various topics. hope you like them!!!!

(RE-EDITED) Rosie Williams was adopted at the age of 10 years old after her real parents died, she thought everything would be okay but it got worsed when her marriage was confirmed to a ruthless person named Welsie, Who Is 8 years older than Rosie.But There Comes A Sunshine In Her Dark Life Named Alex. Will Her Life turn to sunshine and rainbow or storms and thunder ? * Promise It's Worth it, keep reading*

Information This writings were made to open readers' minds. Toxicity had gone too far since its existence.Dive into these writings to develop your own insights. -photo not mine-

I never thought this day would come, (Not so soon at least). The day I finally put my foot down and literally scream, "CAN YOU QUIETEN DOWN?", to yet another imbecile down the street. I think I realised how much, we as a society are forced to be tolerable of other people. When I went to the cinema and politely told this tall individual that I cannot see past their massive head all I received was a "that's your problem midget", and a big ol classic middle finger in front of the face. That got me thinking as I lay in my bed at 2 in the morning. It was as if a light bulb had gone off in my head because everything seemed a little brighter. I took my pen and paper and started jotting down my struggles which eventually turned into the abomination you have here. My very first book which was previously known as "Weird and wacky things girls understand" to now become what it was always destined to be. "Weird and wacky things nearly everyone understands". Undergoing complete reconstruction

Killian is a demure and quiet 19 year-old Dubliner who unlike his lust and romance ridden peers -renounces love along with all it's pointless necessities. Killian' hate for all forms of tenderness and warmth is so strong that it leads him to actively reject love in all its' presented guises. Loving parental attempts from his unstable family, Killian quietly rejects. Love from his perceived "jejune" group of friends' Killian violently revokes, even hero worship from his younger brother he despises. To him, love is worthless, futile and not worth investing in nor receiving. He's seen how love has motivated violence, how "love" has crippled his parents marriage, how "love" has made the world go mad. So why should he yearn for something so destructive? when he can just channel that unspent energy into important things like his socio-economic and political studies, his interests in music, news and his thoughts of self-loathing. Maybe Killian doesn't understand how Love is fundamental and that resisting it doesn't take from the fact that love is necessary no matter its' presented appearance. Or maybe he has and in observing, judged it as no good. But how much longer can Killian allow his childhood experiences of "love" to continue to construct his reality? And what or who will it take for Killian to finally look up and see he is worthy of love, tenderness and warmth?

At the age of 3, her mother said, "The world is harsh, people will talk behind your back. But no matter what, just be quiet."

Quotes from my favorite arguments

This is the story of 20-year-old Tom whose social life is saved by the internet as he finds real life interaction difficult. A/N: My writing style involves conciseness, meaning that the chapters will not be very long. I will try to publish regularly. The story moves on as I write, I don't have any outline but might involve some boyxboy moments. I would love to read your thoughts about this story.

TrypTek University is the first and only school of its kind: a government-run initiative designed to train the next generation of superheroes. Enter Emmitt Lowe, aka Relapse, an overconfident aspiring hero with a thing for time distortion. This series chronicles Emmitt and his core friend group as they navigate college, relationships, and rivalries- all while training to be the best heroes they can. Through self-determination and self-control, Emmitt learns that a hero's heart holds more merit than power. Freshman Year introduces Emmitt and his core friend group as they find their footing and adjust to college life. In this part, bonds are formed and rivalries are sparked as our MC navigates friendships, hero training, and even a little romance. Read if you'd enjoy a (mostly) light-hearted college story with a superhero twist. [IN PROGRESS] Cover by me, made with Canva. Cross-posted on AO3 & Royal Road soon (username zayspace96 aka Daydream Sinner)

Follow Alice down the rabbit hole once again, as she gets an eerie letter about her help being needed in the world known as Wonderland. Although, perhaps that name does not suit the grim and dark secrets lurking down there.

I don't like reading it, but I like writing it. If you don't like it that's fine it IS usually a bit depressing.

Warning: True Story

A non-fiction story of a depressed girl and a fiction story of the girl trying to save herself. An inspiration for the broken ones. We are not alone.

Sonce je neutrudno pripekalo na hladno streho spominskih vežic. Truma lepo urejenih, a povešenih obrazov se je stekala k vhodu pokopališča. Običajno vedra skupina dijakov se je ovila v molk. Profesorjem je zastajal dih, z vsake strani neba se je širila tragična vest. Ustavile so se modre misli, tiho prerekanje, veselo prigovarjanje, še celo veter je zastal v pogonu. Ura se je bližala enajsti, pogrebni sprevod se je komaj pričenjal. V črno oblečeni pogrebci so tolažili prisotne in se pripravljali na začetek ceremonije. Le kdo bi si mislil, da se bo na tako jasen dan brez oblačka treba poslavljati od mladega življenja?

Let me start by quoting Malala Yousafzai " We realize the importance of our voices only when we are silenced". This is very true in this story. My story! A single mother who dreams nothing more than a gender equal world. I come from a land of unity in diversity which glorifies culture and tradition. Its beautiful but its not uncommon in this society to see sons being praised and celebrated than daughters. So how did this little girl Kaiya who was insecure, diffident find her place in the society. From being abused, witnessing physical abuse, yearning for respect and love TO being seen as an example for others took years of pain and self growth. It's not easy to share this story with the world. Doing it in hope to bring change & difference and hold another being who is going through the same situation and say "You are not alone!". So come and join me for the most authentic piece of story you will ever read.

A story that I wish would come true. A wealthy entrepreneur shuts down his business when a court ruling puts him in a position where he must compromise his ethics. Disclaimer: Liberals may wish to throw a temper fit at this! But you are graciously invited to express any and all opinions here as long as you are not deliberately offensive.