Genderequality Stories

A Fictional Memoir of the tradition of a woman playing Peter Pan, which helped me think through my Gender. This NeuroQueer Retellung is appropriate for readers 10 and up, because kids have the RIGHT to read Queer Literature! Since an "Actress" is assumed to be a woman, and Peter Pan is a boy, there is Misgendering in this fanfiction. It was in the tags, but I want to put a clear Trigger Waning. Also, Trigger Warning for the racial slur that calls Indigenous People "Red." I have thoughts... Credit for the Fairy Genders goes to J.M. Barrie My portrayal of Tiger Lily is Anti-Colonial Through a Disability Justice lens. To Sondra Lee, who played Tiger Lily, and saved my life To Lerisssa Fasthorse, who justly restored my lost dignity To Adolph Green, who taught me what makes a monter and what makes a man, is complicated To Jerome Robbins, who challenged my intellect and morality And of course to Mary Martin, who taught me about the "Unusal things you can do"

Kia Natividad never planned to fall in love, not while juggling tuition fees and family mess she never asked for. But one lonely night, she stumbled into Leomatch, a random dating bot on Telegram that promised nothing... yet gave her everything. That's where she met Brook Lim, a soft masc with a warm smile, gentle words, and a heart big enough to hold all of Kia's noisy dreams and quiet fears. From awkward 2 AM chats to secret campus coffee dates, they fell for each other in ways they never thought possible. But love isn't always enough. When Kia's world fell apart debts, family pressure, lost dreams - she pushed Brook away, believing she had to break her own heart to save what's left of herself. They thought that was the end. It wasn't. Years passed. Jobs changed. People came and went. They tried to forget but the universe kept pulling them back together, one accidental glimpse, one drunken kiss, one last chance. This is a story of soft nights, harsh mornings, messy break-ups, and quiet forgiveness. It's about fighting for the love you almost lost... and finally choosing it, again and again. This is love. Love, Kia & Brook.

a poem about gender.

Fashion has no gender, we being a responsive community should promote gender-neutrality and let our attire be self-expression for people. We get dressed to signal to other people who we are and what kind of a person is portrayed

Warning ⚠️: not all characters are cis and not all relationships are straight. If you don't like that then don't read. I'm not good at descriptive so bare with me. This is the story of 2 sets of 3 close siblings(best friends), their friends, close caring family members and their rough life and and worse childhood. With all they've been through it's left them with emotional, physical, and mental problems, scars, and damaged. They see them selves as a damaged package that the buyer wants to return and get a new one or a broken toy no one wants. When they fall in love they are wary and scared and need help out of their shell. Please read it's good. Warning ⚠️: contains severe violence and gore. Sexual content is included as well as strong language. Trigger will appear but will have a warning.

poem,gender inequality.

A Poem about toxic gender roles pushed upon us. Co written by Me Lancelot (18) (M) , Chase (16) (BI), Lily Aryn (15) (F). Its co written so you can get the perspective of both a cis gendered male, A bigender dude, and cis gendered female. All of varying ages, ethnic backgrounds, and religions. If you like it will try to collaborate more or expand this so show us some love if you do. -Lane

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Self Identity and Self. love From a Black Queen

A young girl named Rose makes a discovery about her family. Rose is sick of being stuck at home with nothing to do so she joins something only a boy can...

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Reasons we all hate thots

BANG. My heart slams in my chest, panic coursing through my veins. BANG. I keep my eyes closed, body still. I shift in the sheets. BANG. Eyes closed. Body Still. Please, not tonight. I'm not ready for it yet. In a world of gender equality, Alexandria Kerrington struggles with her identity and letting go of the past to join her family in the light of money, fame and success.

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Poem for women

This poem reflects the patriarchal system prevalent in South Italy, where people engage in a cyclical search for explanations regarding male youth crime and aggressive behavior. This often results in the marginalization of mothers, who are blamed for their inability to properly educate their challenging sons. The title "Walking with the Patriarchy" aims to underscore how this perspective places blame on both mothers, for supposedly failing to educate their difficult sons, and men, for perpetrating domestic violence and preventing both from trusting support and social services. "Walking with the Patriarchy" recognise that these dynamics require investigation from a broader viewpoint. This broader perspective highlights a system in which individuals are trapped. Those from disadvantaged backgrounds are compelled to portray well-being and positivity, concealing their true emotional state. They only feel free to unmask and express it within the familial context (men). Conversely, this system forces close relatives (partners and teenagers) to realize that societal expectations are unrealistic and often oppressive. Consequently, they feel trapped and don't ask for help. This perspective is shaped by my personal experiences, professional practice, and studies. Through this lens, I've come to perceive those whom I once held accountable for their inhuman behaviour as individual victims of inequalities and oppression.

❝You lit my world on fire, so now I'll happily burn yours.❞ The werewolf population is going to die out in the near future due to the endless mistreatment and breeding of all females in existence. It's a known fact, and a tragedy that Dahlia blames purely on the monarchy and their disappointment of a Goddess. When she is forced to run for her life, the last thing she expects to find is her mate. What's worse? Her mate happens to be a part of the Royal Pack, and his position is a crucial part of his privileged life. Dependent on someone she couldn't relate to less for a roof over her head, Dahlia's forced to figure out a world she's never been in and if it means anything to her. After all, everything comes with a price. She just has to figure out who's paying. - formerly known as To Be Female Disclaimer: This is just a sample. The book in its entirety can be read for $3 on Patreon. Top Ranks: #1 in genderequality, #1 in femininity, #1 in female, #1 in sexism, #2 in mates, #2 in womanhood, #2 in feminist, #3 in gender, #5 in strongfemale #13 in woman, #20 in feminism This story is being slowly uploaded to WP but is currently available in full on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/surrealities/posts?filters%5Btag%5D=TBF If you are reading this story on any other platform other than Wattpad, you are very likely to be at risk of a malware attack. If you wish to read this story in it's original, safe form, please go to https://www.wattpad.com/story/199835342-to-be-female-%F0%9F%96%8D.