Womensrights Stories

'Have you even considered how difficult this is? A woman, having to pretend to be a man to protect herself, because the men whom she is hiding from cannot keep it in them to have decency. They feel threatened. They feel disrespected when a woman bests them.' ₊˚ ✧ ━━━━⊱⋆⊰━━━━ ✧ ₊˚ Scarlet Petrikova is a young woman in a world where piracy has reached its Golden Age. The only problem? There is a strict sea law that forbids women from even being a pirate. Underneath her father and her brother's protectiveness at hiding her strength and her gender beneath a disguise, Scarlet does not want to seem any less of a pirate due to wanting to honour her family's extraordinary legacy. Enemies of all likeness will do anything to hurt Scarlet: the Global Assembly, the Pirate Generals and enemies of the Petrikov name. But there are unsuspecting allies, especially as she gains the attention of a charming Pirate King. Scarlet will never let anyone get under her skin, but can she persevere through the eyes of mockery that men have for her? ₊˚ ✧ ━━━━⊱⋆⊰━━━━ ✧ ₊˚ DISCLAIMERS!! This story is NOT in the romance genre, but there is a romance between the FMC and another character; it is a slow burn, so please don't worry, since I will have a lot of scenes with them! But this story follows the FMC's development, story, and journey! (WRITTEN IN UK ENGLISH) [ONGOING]

A story of a young girl who's facing a lot of challenges and emotional turmoil, at a young age to struggling with her own identity and purpose. The contrast between being an independent woman of her own and being loved by someone add a new identity to her personality . This story has woven in themes of family dynamics, societal expectations, and personal aspirations. I'm eager to see how Alisha's journey unfolds and how she navigates these obstacles to find her own path in life.

It has nothing to do with anyone's life. it's just a way to express feelings so these poems are not to offend anyone . So basically it's like I am neither interested in anyone's life nor I write about anyone's life .... and at last English is my third language so mistakes may occur

I feel like I'm owed an apology- for being pulled into a world I never chose. • Every day, someone loses their life, and it's starting to feel normal. • We're expected to carry the weight of wars we didn't start, all because leaders can't agree. • I can't even take public transportation without fear following me-fear of being seen as nothing more than a moment to men that are supposed to be protectors. • And somehow, it's come to this... that I'd feel safer in a room with a bear than with men of my own species. That shouldn't feel normal. None of this should. Not being a victim of sexual assault doesn't make me unaffected by what others have gone through. "This story is meant to raise awareness about sexual violence against women, children, and men-because anyone can become a victim of sexual assault." Credits: Artist for cover: Shakure Fogah Writer #1: Gabriel Richards (Holy Childhood High School) Writer #2: Kiana Lawrence (Holy Childhood High School)

Magic is real!?! Ayana was a girl who was born unlucky. She was born in a village with strict patriarchy, where girls didn't get to do a lot -including education. Never got the love of her parents, they even beat her. Always bullied by the villagers. But that was until she one day defied the rules. When her big brother took her to the capital ignoring everyone's protest, and admitted her in the biggest academy there, Ayana had no idea what to do. But she realized something. Though it was the biggest academy to exist, no one knew anything about it. She soon found out the reason for that as well. There was magic in the academy. And no one outside of the academy knew the academy existed. Ayana was shocked to find out that even she could do magic. But she couldn't do anything like that before. And then she realized the secret of attaining magic, which everyone called 'urja'. But now Ayana has to navigate her way through this new life, while making friends and keeping up with her academic scores. What will happen when trouble pokes her from everywhere? Read to find out if Ayana makes it to the end, or breaks mid way. .......................................... This is the first book. Updates every Wednesday (might be delayed sometimes) Do not copy this book. And do enjoy the story. The cover picture doesn't belong to me. I have taken the picture from Pinterest. If its your picture and you want me to remove it I will. I own the story and the characters though. ✌

One broken vow. Two scarred souls. A marriage born in chaos. ​Viraj Rajvanshi is India's "National Crush," a superstar living a life of scripted perfection. But behind the flashing cameras lies a devastating reality : a bitter divorce, a looming battle for his five-year-old daughter Rayna's custody, and a media trial labeling him mentally unstable. ​Shivangi Aggrawal is a fierce divorce lawyer with a heart of ice and a past shrouded in shadows. Abandoned by her father and haunted by a traumatic assault at nineteen, she has dedicated her life to bringing predatory men to justice. She wants nothing to do with the arrogant superstar , until a terrifying twist of fate in a remote forest forces them into a marriage of convenience to save their lives. ​As Shivangi steps into the glitzy yet cutthroat world of the acting industry to fight for Viraj's daughter, the lines between their "act" and reality begin to blur. But the past is a ghost that refuses to stay buried. ​In a world where everyone is playing a character, can two enemies find the truth in each other ? Or will their pasts consume the only family they have left? SHIVANGI AGGRAWAL X VIRAJ RAJVANSHI 💕 GENRE : Contemporary Romance Social Drama Psychological Thriller Forced Proximity Let's see the fusion of law and glamour together. 🩷✨ Scripts, Dialogues and Screenplay by : Darshanophile.

Alaina (aka Anastasia) Johnson opened her own law firm that is focused on helping women. Everything was going fine for Alaina until she got a new case. That was wayyyyy personal than she had imagined. Can Alaina handle it? Read to find out! A small excerpt: "What are you doing here?" I asked him. He looked up at me but looked down at my daughter. Yeah I said it. MY daughter. "Is she mine?" He asked. "No." I lied easily. He smirked. "She's just as beautiful as you. I can't believe that we made such a beautiful creation." "WE, didn't create anything. She's not yours and will never be." "I missed your beautiful face, Anastasia." "Stop calling me that." "That's your name though." He said walking towards me. I immediately took a step back, clutching to my daughter. Not taking any chances. I don't want him to touch. I didn't even want him to look at her. "Go away, Ryan." "What's her name?" "Get the f*ck out!" I nearly screamed.

Dr. Eesha Hiba Qureshi is a skilled and passionate cardiologist working at Gleneagles Hospital Kuala Lumpur. Her name means a living blessing from God belonging to a noble lineage, but life hasn't been a blessing for her. For 7 years, she has worked hard in a field dominated by men, facing gender bias, constant judgment, and pressure from her influential family who believe she should quit and marry rich. While handling heartbreaks, surgeries, and her own emotional wounds, a new challenge arrives-Major Aariz Shah, a soldier from the army's special unit, brought in with a life-threatening gunshot near his heart. Eesha saves his life, but he refuses to follow her care. Their constant arguments turn into an unexpected bond, but Eesha's walls are hard to break-built over years of being doubted and underestimated. Told from Eesha's point of view, this story explores the strength, struggles, and silent battles of a woman who fights every day to prove she belongs in both the operating room and the world. "The Heart That Heals" is not just about love, but about finding your voice, value, and peace in a world that keeps testing you.

King Sylvian Jolivet slowly rose from his prostrated position before the icons of his faith. Despite the past hour of baring his soul before his Lord, he felt little peace. The king stood staring at the sacred emblems, willing himself to believe, to have faith, to find the inner resolve to carry on, to not lose hope. His world was changing. It was reverting to what it has once been. Mankind had gained ascendancy millennia ago in this world and had ruled unopposed but that was very much in doubt now. Those creatures believed to have been defeated and later obliterated were now reappearing in pockets about his world. Was that not why he had agreed to what he had with his daughter? With Kara? Initially, the king had brushed off the words of the seeress, believing them sheer foolishness, but the advent of the trolls in the northern mountains had begun to cause to him waver. At word of the return of another ancient threat in the fastness of far distant Skäneland, he had sought out the woman once again and had taken her counsel. Still, the king didn't understand it. His daughter, his head-strong, mannish and difficult child, Kara, was predicted to stand at the fulcrum of what was to come. And the irony of it all was that he had granted her her most fervent wish. He had agreed to her training, though he had insisted that she be kept ignorant of the reasons for his acquiescence. A bitter and rueful smile crossed the king's face. He had grudgingly acceded to surrendering his one daughter to a prophecy, but in no way had he agreed to sacrifice his other child: Margaux. King Jolivet moved to grasp the handle to the door into this room that seemed his only remaining sanctum. He felt a failure, inadequate to carry out what a king and a leader must do.

A child blamed for her mother's death grows up in a world that punishes women for surviving. This is Kali's journey-from silence to resistance, from being named cursed to becoming a voice for justice.

She rises where the sun kisses every land, her heart guided by faith, her steps carried by patience and prayer. She loves, endures, and believes, her soul a quiet universe of strength, grace, and trust in Allah and her Supporter. Daughters of the Earth is fifteen verses for every woman a celebration of her dignity, resilience, and the divine light she carries within.

This is not a story, a poem, or a shayari. This is simply a collection of my inner voice that speaks the agony and sacrifices of women. Written purely in Hindi, with accompanying translations, it aims to give voice to every role, the girl, the wife, the daughter, the daughter-in-law, and the sister-in-law. It depicts their collective feelings, their pain, and their endless endurance. Please be advised that some content may be triggering. Read at your own discretion. This collection follows no fixed schedule and will be shared randomly. All Rights Reserved. No Copyright.

What a Woman Truly Is is not just a book, it is a voice, a truth, and a reflection of every woman who has ever felt unseen, unheard, or underestimated. What a Woman Truly Is is a raw and unapologetic reflection on the silent battles women fight every day, the judgments, the underestimation, the expectations, and the constant struggle to be seen as equal. It challenges the deeply rooted mindset that places women second, questions the idea of "equality" as society defines it, and exposes the subtle ways in which women are still made to feel less. This book is not about proving that women can be men, nor is it about comparison. It is about recognition. It is about respect. It is about breaking the narrative that has confined women for generations. Through honest thoughts and powerful words, this book gives voice to every woman who has ever felt unheard, overlooked, or underestimated. It is a reminder that a woman is not a showpiece, not a second option, and not a weaker being. She is strength. She is intelligence. She is resilience. She is everything the world has tried to ignore, and more. This is not just a book. It's a statement.

In the Kingdom of Lunatopia, women are treated as property. The prophecy states for women to be meaningless, treated as absolutely nothing. Dawna, a young girl living in Lunatopia, is promised to marry Marcus. Marcus is forced to hurt her, be cruel towards her. Dawna shows no love or respect for her grueling husband. But over time, will Marcus be intrigued by Dawna's presence, and fall in love?

In a small town where the call to prayer echoed five times a day, where men's voices ruled the streets and women's whispers stayed locked behind doors, a girl named Amina dared to dream. Her dream wasn't loud. It wasn't rebellious. It was stitched quietly in the folds of fabric, in the corners of forgotten threads. And in every stitch, she whispered: "Ya Allah, guide me."

Tolani had been married to her husband Tunji for twenty-one years in a society that preached and encouraged male superiority and partiality. She took all the hurts and betrayals from him until the day she learnt he had been keeping a shocking secret from her for twenty years. At that point Tolani knew it was time to take her revenge not just against her husband but also against every single person who had been his enabler and she wouldn't let anything stop her in her mission.

Margaret Smith is a 42 years old mother to a young boy named Nick. Married in 2000, she was a loving and devoted wife to Diego-the love of her life, until something came up ruining her marriage. It has been 10 years since the divorce, but it was never been easy. The thought of what could have been always haunts her. One night, she had a crazy encounter with her ex-husband who appeared all of a sudden in her restaurant. He demanded to talk to her, but she had no interest in meeting him ever again. However, she'd be lying if she said she wasn't a bit curious about what he wanted to say. Why is he here? What exactly does he want from her?

The law says one thing. Society says another. What about the truth? Between the Rights and the Reality is a collection of short stories that dares to question the rules we're told to follow -- and the silence we' re forced to keep. These stories expose the cracks in a world that blames the victim, glorifies the abuser and calls it "normal". From gender roles to generational trauma , from quite defiance to loud rebellion - each story is a mirror held upto a society that fears honesty more than injustice. Every story will hurt. Every story will matter. And none will let you look away.

Trying to get through an ordinary school day, she never expected a simple classroom discussion to turn into something much deeper. But when a debate about women and harassment sparks tension among her classmates, she finds herself unable to stay silent. ____ Speaking up was never easy, but staying quiet was worse. As she challenges the harmful beliefs of those around her, a painful memory resurfaces, one that changed her life forever. In a world quick to judge and blame, can her voice make a difference? Or will the weight of the society's mindset continue to silence the truth that women are more than what people make them out to be?

Elena Harper built her life around the people she loved. A devoted mother and a loyal wife, she spent years holding her family together-remembering the bills, fixing the mistakes, carrying the responsibilities her husband quietly left behind. But somewhere between the school lunches, late-night worries, and silent disappointments, Elena realized something heartbreaking. She wasn't just raising her children. She was raising the man she married. As the weight of everything she carries grows heavier, Elena is forced to ask herself a question she's avoided for years: How much of yourself can you give away before there's nothing left?