Beyoutiful Stories

Life is tough when you are different then most girls your age. But what if you were destined for something greater than yourself?

Interracial Book about 5sos and YOU! (No hate plz--People in my cover photo are Zoe Saldana and Ashton Kutcher (Guess Who)) xxM

Have you ever wondered how others think of our world, our society? Anonymous Us captures the thoughts and feelings of real life girls around the world. It peaks inside hearts, and opens a world of opinions on what people really think of society and what they think of themselves. From so called popular kids, who struggle with what outfit to wear, to the kids who struggle with bigger, more gruesome challenges, this diary takes you on a journey into different perspectives on life itself.

Her name is Te'Shaun Leroice. She never really was one to fit in with the crowd and have slot of people like her. Living with her abusive father and always hiding behind a smile. In this story we follow her on her journey filled with laughter and pain and watch her transform into a stronger person. TRIGGER WARNING Is preferred for older audiences. Contains blood, language, and sensitive subjects.

Advice for everybody with an eating disorder / Un-happy with their bodies. #SpeakUp

These are poems I have written throughout my life. All Pictures are original, I have taken them myself.

Have you ever felt condemned to the stereotypes that society places on you? Do you ever find yourself "living" in those stereotypes because you've been so programmed into believing that it's how you "should" be? This poem is to open the eyes of everyone who have been judged, stereotyped, and classified into degrading categories by the harsh society we live in. Stereotypes are just ways to keep us all bound, in boxes, unable to reach our fullest potential. Some Common Stereotypes: -Black People MUST speak Ebonics -White people can't dance. -Fatherless homes are reserved for Black families -All Catholic priests are child molesters -All Christians are judgmental -Women are only good for cooking, cleaning, child bearing -White women are weak, docile, ditzy, and stupid -Black women are ghetto, loud-mouth, and violent -Asians are nerds -Blondes are dumb -Brunettes are bitchy -Rich people are better than the less fortunate -Intelligence is a "White" thing -All men are sex starving dogs / rapists / cheaters ...and the one we've all learned as children: -Boys go to Jupiter to get more stupid-er. Girls go to college to get more knowledge. I say let God define who you are. He has a special plan for all of our lives. Don't let society steer you into believing that you must "live" the stereotype that they have placed on you. "This is the way society made me." Screw that! Let's shed our stereotypical images and walk in the light of who we REALLY are. Take the limits off of yourself. No limits, No boundaries! Note: This poem was written back in March of 2013. I was only 16 years old then. My writing has obviously advanced since then, but this poem still has an important message in it. Hope you enjoy! **NOTE: This is a spiritual-based poem. Anyone who is offended by the Christian faith should not read. No hate or spam. Open minds only.

The world is like clay. It can be molded into a beautiful thing. Sometimes the clay dries and someone or something chips a part of it...it can't be fixed unless you glue it up, but it won't be the same.

I wrote a 500 word letter for the love simon contest. It's all about me and who I really am. Whew get ready world. Things are about to get romantic af. X)

"Hold on, you're telling me that Nathaniel was all flirty with you?" I swallow hard, not wanting to reply to a question like that. It was probably all for fun because Nathaniel was the coolest guy in school and he obviously could get any girl he wanted, so why flirt with me? It was already clear to me that that girl would never be me. I shouldn't let this foolishness get to me. ** STARTED: August 31, 2019 COMPLETED: --- This story is ongoing!! So it is unedited and is still in the process of writing! [on hold] Hope you enjoy :)

" A twinkling star in the evening sky turns into any unforgettable journey. The magic of imagination never end with you. It ends with glory. Let's go shall we?"

Believe in yourself. Love yourself. Find who you are. Make the right choices. Know who you are. That's what they all tell you. You should believe them. Because... they're right.

Faith Elizabeth Mercy. That's my name, be careful, you might end up screamin' it later. Okay, but seriously. This is my journal. The one my mom is making me write. You know, to track everything, let out my emotions, and such. At first, I hated this thing, but I've started to like it. I won't let it out of my sight anymore. There's too much personal stuff. But yeah, here yeah go, a sneak peak into my life! Ill see you in a bit! Bye.

‟We all have storybook issues, and storybook lives, but no storybook happily ever after? That's like being stuck in a nightmare." ⠋⠐⠍⠙⠎⠔⠑⠊⠕⠈ Amelia ‟Lia" Maddox has a myriad of issues being the Princess and the Pea's real world counterpart. From chronic insomnia to permanent under-eye circles, the only way to go is up. Except things don't go up from there. After meeting others with conditions alarmingly similar to their fairytale counterparts, Lia realizes that all of them have one thing in common: the lack of a happy ending. So through trials of battling the metaphorical dragon to finding the evil drag queen, Amelia sets herself on an unorthodox mission to find her and her friends, a happily ever after.

A nice pick -me-up read for whenever life isn't working out so great and you feel as if you're not worth it. Just remember: " You're gold baby, pure gold." Girl Slay is the book through which all girls learn that they can slay everything, because they're worth it and are amazingly awesome. NOTE: formerly A Girl's Guide to Self Confidence. _____________ ©Girl SLAY2017 . xripthatgirlx