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What I Didn't Know

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Reads 89
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Parts 14
Time 1h 56m

autism family nigerian romance

Titi had always lived her life in Oblivion to everything around her. Was it her father and mother's strained relationship? Her father's maltreatments to her autistic brother? Or the real relationship between her and the "best friend?".
She lived by her own saying "what you know would kill you".
A short story filled with the importance of speaking up to an injustice, understanding that pain is covered in different ways and most importantly, things aren't what they seem.
She realized that some people need their share of the truth.


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$Faithe {REWRITING} ✓ by gracefulgreene_$

#4 in tas #1 in Abeokuta Dedicated to all Africans who are depressed and suffer PTSD. How exactly do you explain to an African parent that you need help? Do Africans even care about the state of their mental health? How do I tell others how I feel or about my nightmares without them thinking I'm mentally unstable? Everywhere, "seek help." How exactly? All these questions bother me so much that they give me problems. Even if he agrees that I need help, everyone would see me as a psychiatric patient, as the mentally unstable girl. "I keep blaming myself for all that has happened. I mean, how could I not have seen it coming? She was practically my best friend and close to me. If only I had opened my eyes wide enough and looked closer, I would have known and probably done something. We had a fight, we didn't settle it. Before I knew it, she was gone. It upsets me more. This has been haunting me for over a year. Can I ever be normal?" #39 in stereotype #62 in insomnia #82 in singleparent #568 in nightmares #72 in African #2 in tcs #16 in secondaryschool #111 in Nigerian #28 in Yoruba #7 in middleclass On 19 September, 2020

MY MATE (WHAT IS SHE) by AyomideAfolaranmi

This story is based on a girl who is a Nigerian and she's an orphan living with her aunt, she has been having weird dreams 💤 but playing under the moonlight 🌙. All her life through out her primary and secondary life she has been bullied by everyone, but what will happen when she gain an admission 🎫 to study in the United States of America and everything turned around and changed her life forever,l. STAYED TUNED FOR THE FULL STORY 💕😘💕

Scarred For Life by _najeeb_i

*Could you ever love a broken person?* "I understand that you're broken," he said as he lifted her chin so she stared directly into his eyes. "But I want you to understand that it is my job to restore the happiness you lost. I am your husband now, Afrah. And it is my responsibility to make you happy. So that is my mission from now until the end of time." Afrah stared down at her hands, feeling as though her soul was being wrenched from her body. She couldn't look him in the eye. Not after what she had gone through. Not when she still saw the devil in his eyes. * It is said that the most painful wounds leave the deepest scars. No one could attest to that more than Afrah Aminu. For eleven years she's kept a secret to herself, knowing that she might never be able to tell anyone. Not that she wanted to. But now, with the sudden arrival of a strange man in her life, she finds herself thrown into the terrifying situation of having to relive it all. As he tears down each and every wall she has set up around her heart, the memories of that haunting night come crashing in waves. Will she be able to survive it? Or will she be crushed underneath its weight?

Visible Essence by chekasia

Vivian Benjamin you are a rare gem. I don't know what is keeping you back but keep fighting honey you will win one day. this story is dedicated to my sister and every Nigerian out there. we can't kill ourselves ooo but we will keep pushing because we are hustlers. Synopsis: this is an African non-fictional novel where a young girl describes all the sufferings her mother and siblings encountered in their fathers house. marriage supposed to be a Union not a bondage. a place of peace, where home is created not where slaves are been made. Ada watched as her mother went through hell in fear of being called a divorced. she experienced the raw phase of African heritage been biased on female children. the annoying hell broke loose when they all grew up and their mother woke up from slumber and broke the yoke of bondage, assault and abuse and took a walk for once for herself. she didn't let anything hold her back.

Blind Instincts by _Serza

*COMPLETED* My head bowed in a heavy mannor, not in respect, but in trepidation. I discern his unwavering gaze over my ill silhouette. "Look at me." I opened my eyes, though it made no difference. Black is still black, all I am left with are my four senses. He will kill me if I don't look. He will kill me if I do. He will look into my sightless eyes and see my futile existence isn't worth living. He will kill me, and he will be doing the pack a justice by it. He growls a low, throaty snarl to warn me about disobeying an alpha. There will be consequences, we both know that. His lingering growls let me know he is not going to allow me to contravene his word. I steadily inch my head upwards, visibly shaking everywhere else. Maybe he won't notice my depthless eyes from across the gazebo. My life depends on it. "You're blind." ~ Monet was born into a particularly prestigious area of her wolf pack, to parents of extremely high standards. Her legacy is to become the packs next healer, but when she was born completely devoid of melanin, all her mated parents saw was a disappointment. Being born an albino wolf pup meant a lot for Monet, but it mostly meant her condition had taken her eyesight along with it. What happens when Monet meets the Alpha of a neighboring pack? Will he accept her for what she is? ~CONTENT WARNING~ This book contains depictions of physical abuse, foul language, and upsetting scenary. This book is in no way, shape, or form glorifying domestic abuse of a parent or partner. This book is intended for individuals who feel at odds with their self due to their uniqueness. It is meant to shine light on those who differ from the majority; conquering, and overcoming those who lessen them for what makes them special. ~ Word count at completion date: 33,915 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Reach For My Heart by Kizzy_Dev

"Life has a way of playing with you," "Especially me. Life has never been fair to me. From the day I was born till now, my life has always been a bundle of misfortunes." "I have tried to look on the bright side, I have tried to smile through all my troubles but it never seems to work out for me. My life has never been mine, I think it was just my bad luck that I was born into...that family." "I wish I could turn back time, back to the moment where I accepted." •|•|• Rachel is the maltreated, illegitimate daughter of a senator who is forced to replace her sister and marry a cold and crippled wealthy CEO, Vicky Aiyedehin. Vicky is as cold and uncaring as the rumors have called him out to be and is uninterested in Rachel as his wife. Rachel bears the brunt of Vicky's hatred and his family's disapproval, but her kind and sincere heart surprises them. Will her kindness and sincerity touch their heart? * A contract marriage story * Impressive Ranks: #1 - Disabled #1 - Vitiligo #1 - illegitimate #2 - Nigeria #2 - half sister #3 - kindness #3 - Nigerian #1 - Cripple #4 - maltreatment #18 - Africa #17 - contract marriage

OBLIVIOUS REDEMPTION by whimzydazzles

Everyone has that one life changing moment, That moment defines you. It shapes who you are as a person, and pushes you down the path that leads to the rest of your life. Sometimes you see it coming from a mile away, but other times it happens in a split second. That's how it went for me, one quick flash and my life was completely derailed I see the beautiful bridesmaids and the cute little flower girl, walking down the isle. Then I saw a handicapped stranger sitting on a wheelchair at the bridal stage. My eyes meet his immediately as i stand by the door. I froze, feeling my heartbeat quicken. They opened the double door wider allowing me to walk through it with my friends and family.

comfort person // lesbian story (intersex x girl) by born_confused76

"She's fucking weird and different than us" she said laughing. It made me so angry. I wanted to punch her but she was right in some way. "You know what? You're right, she's different" I said and she nodded her head "exactly" "She's different because she's better than all of us" --- This story will include: -detailed sexual content -sexual assault -mental health issues -drugs, weed, alcohol etc. -family issues

Before you go by meemxy

"Listen to me Qurratul Ayn, before you go, I want to know; did I ever offend you? Is my love for you too little?" I can feel his hand hovering over mine. He wants to hold it, but he knows better than to do that. "Please, I don't want to do this now. My flight is in thirty minutes." I can feel the tears wetting my Niqab. "No! I want to know. Where did I go wrong? Was it money? I didn't feed you well? I didn't clothe you? My love wasn't enough for you? I need to know, all those years! You're seriously willing to throw them away like they were nothing?" A sob breaks out but I manage to hide it behind a cough. I take a silent deep breath and turn, my Niqab swaying and making a whip sound. "It's not like, they really were nothing! Look, I don't have it in me to explain myself. You said you'd give me whatever I want? Then leave me be. I never loved you okay! I never did, it was all a sham, a facade!" His hand that was looming over mine falls limp beside him and he staggers back. "You're lying." He laughs. It's as if he's trying to convince himself. I scoff. "You think so? Well take a look at this." His eyes fill with tears and he takes one of his hands and place it on his mouth. He can't believe that it's actually true. "Okay, Fa'iza." My heart breaks. He never calls me that, ever. "I know something is wrong, and wallahi I'm going to find it out and bring you back to my house in six months. I promise." I feel my heart squeeze knowing his promise can never come to pass, ever. Death is nearing me so nothing can be done. Absolutely nothing. * Ten years of loving, doting over each other and marriage, Fa'iza upped and suddenly said she wanted out of the marriage. After months of persuasion and blackmail, Bello let her go, but before she left, he made a promise. Would he be able to fulfill this promise? STARTED: COMPLETED:

Imperfect Belle by rabiaabdul

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Faithe {REWRITING} ✓ cover

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Scarred For Life cover

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