Womanhood cerita

Thandie waits for a husband who vanishes on a business trip. As if an eggshell in her life's batter wasn't enough, she's served divorce papers, only to discover the trip masked a secret wedding in Lagos. With four children and a looming mortgage, Thandie reluctantly takes a second job. Life couldn't be sour until Thandie's sister enrolls her on Oppo, an app that only matches opposites without her consent. Of all possible matches, Oppo pairs Thandie with Callum, a local bakery owner. For Thandie, their connection feels like a glitch, but for Callum, secretly smitten with Thandie, it's a gift. Can the man who crafts sweet confections tempt the woman whose heart has forgotten desire? Let's see if they discover the perfect recipe. WARNING This story does not contain: - Mil/Billionaires - Fast cars - Hidden Prince - Sexy muscled whatever Characters are 30+ years old.

"𝑾𝒊𝒍𝒍 𝒉𝒐𝒎𝒆 𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒓 𝒇𝒆𝒆𝒍 𝒍𝒊𝒌𝒆 𝒉𝒐𝒎𝒆 𝒂𝒈𝒂𝒊𝒏?" She once left home seeking freedom and has returned home to meet herself again. When Devika signs the divorce papers, it's not just about ending a marriage; it's also the beginning of a journey to find herself again. With a suitcase of memories, her daughter, and memories of the past that haunt her and nurture her heart, Devika returns to Madhurapatna after ten years. As forgotten wounds resurface and new bonds are formed, Devika must learn that healing isn't a destination, but a journey like the tides of the sea. With the nostalgic sea, and her daughter by her side, she learns what it means to belong, to forgive and restart life. 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑻𝒆𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒔 𝒐𝒇 𝑯𝒐𝒑𝒆 is a story of second chances, quiet strength and generational healing. Join the journey of Devika as she once again learns to hold the reins of her life on 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑻𝒆𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒔 𝒐𝒇 𝑯𝒐𝒑𝒆. Start: 07/09/25 End: TBA Updates: Every Sunday

When Anita's mother dies, the heart monitor flattens into a straight line - a line her mother could never draw. That moment changes everything. At sixteen, Anita becomes the mother of three siblings in the soot-stained city of Port Harcourt. While other girls dream of school and love, she learns to trade both for survival - selling zobo by the roadside, burying her tears beneath duty. Life takes more than it gives: her father, her dreams, her body, her freedom. When a boy named Kenneth offers her a glimpse of tenderness, it feels almost like healing - until loss returns, sharper than before. From the farms of the village to the glittering loneliness of the city, Anita's life becomes a series of choices made in the dark, each one carving her into someone she never planned to be. In Straight Lines, I tell a story of womanhood, survival, and the cruel poetry of fate - where love comes too late, and the lines we draw to hold ourselves together don't always stay straight. Started: 29th October, 2025 Ended: ... #JusticeforOchanya

My digital diary, real life experiences and deliberations. As a means to preserve my dignity, I choose to remain anonymous, but will love to converse with you. If you'd like to read the contents of the mind of a young Christian woman, feel free to peruse, but please don't judge.

Hi, I'm Ciara - I write about motion, memory, and healing. "These are the pieces of me that never made it into conversations." Notes on Life & Movement is a series of reflections told through journal-style prose and poetry - tracing survival, softness, and self-discovery. Each volume explores a different part of healing: the heart, the past, and the quiet moments in between. If you've ever felt unseen but kept going anyway, you'll find yourself in these pages. 🚫 Copyright Notice: This story and all related entries belong to Ciara Miles. Please do not copy, repost, translate, or reproduce any portion of this work without permission. Sharing links is welcome - copying text is not. © 2025 Ciara Miles. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author, except for brief quotations used in reviews or articles. "Notes on Life & Movement" and all related entries are the original creative property of Ciara Miles. Written in motion, signed in peace. - Ciara Miles

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Between temple bells and train whistles, between the scent of rain and the sound of bangles, between the rivers and the mango orchards - a woman remembers who she is. Saffron Threads is a collection of twenty haikus tracing her journey from silence to selfhood - weaving together Bihar's soil, Hindu faith, and the eternal fire of womanhood. Each verse remembers a prayer. Each breath, a rebellion.

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Confused and hurt about what she found on her computer, Kathy Ernest discusses what she saw with Bianca, an empowered woman. -flash fiction- -for My Handmaid's Tale contest- -inspired by Margaret Atwood's works- Cover design by sereneur

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Keren Happuch was forced into adulthood after suffering different levels of violence. Her father, neighbors, friends all twisted her fate into despair and disgrace. What twist will come upon the events in this story, you should find out!

The power of womanhood. It is a poem on the purpose of women. This stand against domestic violence, rape and any violence directed against the woman.

Glumena and her three best friends were once Magic Defenders. Magical girls after school, saving the world, everyday school girls by day. And then they grew up, graduated, went their separate ways. Their organization replaced them with fresh new talent, and the world that once loved them forgot about them. Jobs keep them too busy to stay very close, but the group meets every year at a hot springs. Filanna, now a police officer, brings surprising news to the group at this reunion of sorts; something suspicious is going on with their old organization, the Magic Defenders Union. What happens to magical girls when they grow up? If you've wondered that about magical girl manga, this is the story for you.

Alexis is not like other girls. No, really. She drives a 1984 mustang, has two stripes of her hair dyed red, and has a tattoo. Yes, an 18-year-old has a tattoo. She does the typical teenager things. Oh and did I mention she's the heiress to a multi-million dollar company? Alexis always been taught to be book smart and that all life is is money. Not happiness, not love, just money. Secretly, Alexis hopes she might be able to find love and happiness and her true calling. Her hopes are crushed when her family forms an alliance with another company's heir. Griffin has never known anything out of his mansion's walls. Or so his family thinks. At school, he's normal. Captain of the football team and the textbook definition of a jock. But nobody knows that his father is the CEO of a huge shipping company. The biggest in the world to be exact. What will happen when he gets married to Alexis?

Her sister had been stolen from the safety of her family's ranks within the forest village and now she resides with a bunch of other stolen women and girls within the walls of the kings harem. He is a dark man, high off of his power he gains from controlling these women- who are forced into adoring him. Much of these women and girls don't have it in them to fight back, no guidance. I am coming to save my sister.