Telus Stories

A first kiss is supposed to be something magical and innocent but in the eyes of social media it's sinful because it's between two girls. This was written for the Telus #RiseAbove Contest.

"To the ones that don't fit in the body they came in, Or are defined by a name that causes foreheads to wrinkle with judgement, To the ones who are mocked for having parents that worked hard to put us in school, To the ones who hide their home-cooked lunches because others disrespect the spices that carry decades of tradition, To the students that are forced to eat meals alone - You can sit with us." Written for Telus - WE Day. Telus, WE Day, Wattpad and I have collaborated to inspire all readers to end bullying through sharing short poems about empowerment and hope. Enter in the @Telus contest and show us how you want to #EndBullying!

Dear whoever has said 'stick and stones may break my bones but words won't hurt me', You lie: yes, stick and stones may break your bones, but words may just hurt you more; and Jacob is about to find out how much words really hurt. Think before you click, because it only takes one. ;----------------------------; note: this whole work is a figment of my imagination so any coincidences are purely just coincidences; just because this is something i made up for this contest doesn't mean it doesn't happen in real life. take that into thought when you say something to anybody online. spread love, not hate; only love. whoever needs help, please get it! i know it's not easy, and me saying this will do nothing. you don't have to talk face to face with anybody; i will be making a book all about helplines and websites you can reach out to; the helplines will go beyond just bullying. mental health is an overall topic our society NEEDS to touch on. please be safe, darlings! p.s. if you can't join the contest, please, at least consider writing for the sake of getting more people aware of how serious of a problem cyberbullying is. just because it isn't said face-to-face doesn't mean it hurt less. © 2017, Kimberly J. A. All rights reserved.

We each have been entrusted with the power of the written language and it's our job to wield it.

Randomness at its finest.

Một số thứ liên quan đến light novel của Tiểu Cửu viết. Trong đó chủ yếu là chủ đề của Tạp chí Telus. Bao gồm: Tam đề, một số mẩu lightnovel,...

I don't like cheesy quotes. Why? Because half the time, they aren't true. Cyberbullying isn't to be sugar-coated. I of all people know this. But it's not like in the movies. It's not like you can start farting glitter bombs and sing show tunes while prancing around like Cinderella after experiencing what it's like to be publicly humiliated and shamed. This is what it's really like. The good, bad and the ugly. *** #RiseAbove Writing challenge for Telus FICTION All Rights Reserved Copyright 2017©

Your challenge is to create a 500-word short about rising above cyberbullying and spreading positivity. Tag your story with #RiseAbove! The top 10 stories as selected by our Wattpad staff will be featured in a reading list on the @TELUS profile, and sent to TELUS' #RiseAbove committee for judging. Let's help start a movement, and end cyberbullying! One winning entry, as selected by TELUS. The winner will walk away with a brand new Essential phone!

Lily does not have a lot of friends, she uses internet to make new ones. But not everybody is a friend... NOT A TRUE STORY 499 words

When her best friend finds out she's being Cyber bullied, Samantha learns that one person bullying her doesn't change how important she really is to the rest of the world and to herself. A #riseabove entry

Tyler Mantten isn't a bad guy, he just hangs out with them. one day when he witnesses a couple of his buddies cyberbullying a couple of students, he decides standing up to do what's right is definitely worth ruining a rep for.

Nothing ever feels as bad as broken bones staying broken "If we forgive this easily, why are so many people still broken?" This is my entry to the #EndBullying Prompt Contest hosted by @Telus and Wattpad. Hope you enjoy!

When experiencing a horrific attack of cyberbulling, Gemma discovers that kindness can come from the smallest, and most unlikely, places.