Struggleoflife Stories

Read no spoilers but it's like a diary with pictures, life experiences, love, family moments , and drama

Ethan Slater is the boy you usually reject if he ever ask you out since he isn't any girl's dream guy. He's a mildly shy boy and usually sits in the middle or back seats of a classroom. He isn't very sociable and works late on assignments making him look tired all the time. He has a few friends but they aren't any popular hotshots either. All Ethan wants to do is get high school over with but to do that he has to do everything he isn't accustomed to. Read about Ethan as he struggles with the ugly side of high school. The bullies. The Divas. The Tricksters. And The Traitors.

poem (English & persian)

A poetry to define the struggle of life towards race of being successful.

In the quiet innocence of her 12 years, Sanyukta's world brimmed with boundless dreams, until the cruel hand of fate snatched away her parents in a tragic accident. Left orphaned and burdened with the care of her younger siblings, Vibhu and Tamanna, Sanyukta's once-vibrant hopes dimmed beneath the weight of responsibility. Yet, amidst the shadows of her grief, fate wove an unexpected thread into Sanyukta's tapestry-a figure cloaked in darkness, a personification of cynicism who scoffed at the very notion of love and kinship. Born into privilege and arrogance, he cast a tempest of turmoil into Sanyukta's already tumultuous life. As Sanyukta embarks on her odyssey, she grapples with the daunting task of fulfilling her abandoned dreams while safeguarding the fragile innocence of her siblings. Each step of her journey is fraught with uncertainty, every choice a balancing act between duty and desire. But amidst the chaos, an intricate dance unfolds between Sanyukta and the enigmatic figure who strides like a colossus through her life. Will he be a beacon of hope or a harbinger of despair? Will his presence fortify her resolve or shatter her fragile dreams? In the ebb and flow of life's tide, Sanyukta's tale unfurls-a poignant symphony of loss and longing, resilience and redemption. And as the pages turn, the answers to her questions lie waiting, hidden in the shadows of destiny's embrace.

"It's okay, don't listen to them." That was the first thing she said to me, and that one thing triggered our friendship. Aroosha and Sanjot, two girls who never thought they would be friends, because one was a "goody-goody" and the other was a combination of crazy and dramatic. But fate made them meet, and their journey began.

A future is untold so i wrote this poems to present what i think and it might also relate to you! THIS POEM IS COMPLICATED!! (Disclaimer: I am a beginner in this field, so please do understand all the editing mistakes, especially when a poem has a different title but has a similar part. Sometimes I do not check and just go on with it. Also, please do understand that my poem does not really have a flow; I just write what I feel each day and upload it all I hope you understand, and I originally made this and felt it too.)

What is it like to feel truly happy? I've asked myself this question time after time. As I would often stare at the window, aimlessly during reading class. It seems as if there is no answer, to my one simple question. "Liz, I told you repeatedly to stop daydreaming and to start paying attention during class time.", said Mr. Robin countless times with the same old stern voice. Heh. Surprisingly, people call me the daydreamer.

An ambitious Teenage boy Kojo struggles with his abusive father, unsupportive mom, don't care sister, his environment, and his colleagues at school to make his dream come through; his newfound love with a wealthy damsel who is rude and aggressive puts tension on him as he fights to keep his relationship at the same time striving for his dreams and coping with the tragic of the loss of his love one. Young Kojo goes through the trials of life enforced on him by society, His parents, and Friends. He tries to break the tides and traditions of the family by exceeding more than anyone in his family. In so doing, there are consequences for his actions, and he needs redemption from poverty. This young man, who was matured early, strives to succeed.