Unemployment Stories

"What are you doing now??" "what is your future planning?" "Job or studies?" "Don't you have a job, then do her marriage" "Job is for financial independence dear.." I know..!! I know, i have to do a job. But, I didn't get it. I'm trying.. (yawning.. actually, not that seriously) so what?? are you going to banish me from country for not having a job. I have sacrificed my job and someone is happily doing it in my place.. (really??..NOT) 'what are you doing? what are you doing? what am i doing?? eating sleeping jumping' Really..! Is it a big problem.? oh come on buddies, we can't answer like this to anyone.. so we answer.. "yes uncle, aunty.. i will try. " But.. what are you doing???? is the burning question to the youth who are unemployed. See, we aren't unemployed.. but companies can't accept VERY talented people like us. Truly..!! "I'm the president of ALL INDIA JOBLESS PEOPLE ASSOCIATION" with frustration, Ragini. PS: enter the story taking a pledge, "we will never ask anyone, 'what are you doing'" *tongue out*

Pound unemployment AU🙏 Eventual Firepound! ⚠️MAJOR WIP! VERY UNFINISHED⚠️ I don't support ColeTheGeek. Fun fact, this is based on a real conversation I had with Khoreo! Thank you Bubblegum for coming up with the idea for this AU💚 Love you /p Also shoutout to Indi for supporting my Pound unemployment era. Love you too! /r Keep in mind I'm a beginner writer, if this is bad please don't execute me. I'm trying my best here.😔

With the tourism industry slowly coming back to Prague after the pandemic an ex-tour guide is faced with a horrible curse: Each night a panicked horse appears in his cramped Soviet-era bedroom. A tale of magical realism set in the mother of all cities with notes of Kafka. Originally conceived of as an interactive story for the r/nosleep subreddit but it wasn't able to stay posted there. Figured I'd give it a second life here on wattpad. #Prague #Tourism #WeirdFiction

Sally Montgomery tries to put her life back together one greasy pizza slice and bad tip at a time. A master's degree from Penn State can't get her hired at museums, daycare centers, fast food restaurants, or as a body guard for Britney Spears. With a dwindling bank account, her options are homelessness, or a rusty futon in her father's basement. Bunking behind her dad's washing machine, Sally spends her time watching Keeping up with the Kardashians marathons and sipping on Captain Morgan. The day after her boyfriend dumps her, she gets hired at Cowboy Cal's Pizza Corral. The boss considers her a sexy cougar at the age of 25 and mandates thigh high daisy dukes, push up bras, and his sexual harassment of the employees. Biting her tongue, Sally tries to turn this Hooters and Chucky Cheese hybrid into her dream job. Her boss's cougar label imitates life when her younger coworker asks her out. Sally is surprised when this post break-up fling with a Zac Efron look-a-like turns into something more. Sally's new romance threatens her job security because her cougar-loving boss wants her. He's not the only one vying for Sally's attention. Just as she is settling into her new life, her ex shows up offering her the dream life she once thought she wanted. With a little humor, self bar tending, bad reality television marathons, and an adjustment of her post college visions, Sally creates a life for herself in unexpected places.

Title: India's Problems Description: India, a land of diversity and progress, also struggles with deep-rooted issues that impact millions every day. India's Problems dives into the harsh realities of both online and offline struggles faced by men, women, and society as a whole. From gender biases, legal injustices, and economic struggles to social stigmas, mental health concerns, and digital-age challenges-this book uncovers the untold stories and silent battles people fight daily. With an unfiltered approach, it sheds light on false allegations, domestic violence against men, workplace discrimination, unrealistic beauty standards, toxic societal expectations, and the ongoing debate over equality. It challenges stereotypes, questions outdated laws, and sparks conversations that demand change. This is not just a book-it's a mirror reflecting the real issues that many choose to ignore. Whether you're a victim of these problems, an observer, or someone seeking solutions, India's Problems will make you think, question, and push for a fairer society.