Genderequality Stories

A girl who wrote and confessed her feelings towards John who she admired the most. Amidst her sleepless nights, she found herself thinking about that one specific person who will be the greatest mistake of her life. It all started with a letter and yet the ending was just like how the story starts.

A Fictional Memoir of the tradition of a woman playing Peter Pan, which helped me think through my Gender. This NeroQueer 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"

What if... These words have unbridled potential, potential that is explored in the installments of Roles Reversed. What if women ruled our ancient empires? What if men had to fight for the right to vote? What if women were the only ones drafted during war-times? What if being considered feminine was a strength and a compliment, but being considered masculine was a weakness? What if instead of "Oh, My Lord" it was "Oh, My Lady"? So many what ifs! So much potential! DISCLAIMER: This is NOT a book promoting one gender over the other. This is NOT a book that puts women on a pedestal and degrades men. This is a book that proves that everyone SHOULD be treated equally, no matter their gender or lack of, and that any gender could have been targeted at any point in time for any reason. If you feel like I might offend you, then the answer is pretty simple: DON'T READ THE BOOK. If you are interested in certain gender biased positions (for both ways) that I have gender bent then: FEEL FREE TO READ THE BOOK. If you would like to respectfully give me your opinion, good or bad, I would honestly love to hear it, and if you have any historical situations that you would like to see me write about, leave a comment! I would really appreciate it!

Stories based off prompts that people give me.

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

Scared of crazy feminists? You should be - but not for the reasons you think. (Opinion Article)

This poem bring to light how many women are trapped into a vicious circle of abuses and how this is empowered by patriarchate cultures. Women are unable to report abuses and to shows struggles because often the perpetrator is loved out of his home by family and friends. These women are often labelled as strong and brave in their old ages because the word victim is misinterpreted. Usually children living in this situations become attached and protective toward to their mother in adulthood and refusing to detach doesn't allow them to understand the abuses witnessed with a high possibility that this lead them to fall into the domestic violence cycle. The poem conclude, by stressing out the importance of education to break free from a patriarchic culture and enable people to have the right tools to understand and support victims, perpetrators and children.

I'm a man. A man who tried out what it was like to wear pantyhose, skirts and dresses. At first there was a lot of tension, because it's definitely women's clothing. But the offer in men's departments is very limited and no longer offered any basis for my joy in playing, trying out, experimenting. The result: today I wear nothing but skirts and dresses as a man. Pants are passé for me. And why not? Clothing has no gender.

BEWARE- THIS STORY IS BEING PLAGARISED BY NOVELHD WEBSITE AND TRUYEN.COM. THIS IS THE ORIGINAL WORK. DONT ANYONE DARE STATE I HAVE COPIED IT. MY WORK IS BEING PLAGARISED. THIS IS THE ORIGINAL. The son of a buisness tycoon gets murdered by his own brothers in race to succeed the family property. What awaits him was a reincarnation in a parallel world where there was huge gender disparity and he was the Emperor of a big Empire who was being used as a puppet ruler by ministers. But amidst all that, he found out his soul life source, his daughter, who was again a victim of female inferiority complex. What would he do now? Will he be able to be a good ruler? Read to find out.

In a world where girls only go to school to assist boys, one girl secretly studies and is an icon.

Eighteen year-old Seph McCauley leads an infamous team of young pirates, and he's out for vengeance. Ever since his parents were torn from him at the age of fourteen, he sees the United Interstellar Confederation for what they really are: monsters. The sup-posed heroic faction that saved mankind two-hundred years ago during Earthfall is made up of lies, and now they govern multiple planets across the universe. Having hit even some of the most dangerous of mafias, Seph and his close crew-Dawn, Wyatt, and Hunter-have earned a haunting name. The Ghosts. And now, they want to expose the UIC. But on the run from a heist gone wrong, the Ghosts crash land on Earth and discover what the UIC have been hiding for two centuries. A primal and ancient force stirs, threatening to end mankind's existence. TiTAN is a 90,000-word Young Adult science-fiction epic, the first of the Ghost Sequence trilogy. This series follows a tight-knit team of young pirates and their battle to end a war that predates human existence. The path that the Ghosts take is a tough one, filled with loss and merciless foes. And along the way, they learn that the origins of mankind is darker than anyone could have imagined. !!! IMPORTANT NOTE !!! This is only a preview of my soon-to-be-published novel! Only two chapters will be released here on Wattpad, Chapter 1 being posted right away, and Chapter 2 being posted on the 17th of May. If you're interested in reading the whole novel, help me by nominating me on KindleScout! https://kindlescout.amazon.com/p/2VK2KM5BXADWV

A young freshman (14-15) named Anneliese had 4 siblings. (Siblings in order of age) Luis, Isabell, Kayne (pronounced Cain), and Mary. One news report changed everything. When Anne was watching the news, a murder had been reported. It was their youngest sibling, Mary. Anne had anger and guilt, pent up inside of them. Anne's best friend, Maxine finds out immediately and tries to help, for she knew what was set forth for Anne. Watch as Anne discovers the power grief and anger holds, as it evolves from feelings to actions. From the creative mind of "The Grim Reaper's Purge", I bestow to you, the reader, Death's Touch.

A collection of short sayings written by me (aï) on anything and everything and needs to be read by everyone. started: 05/31/18 completed: 00/00/00 ({lower case intended})

This exquiste book talks about women who are deprived from active participation in governance. It is written by an organization to make the women's voices to be heard. We should stand up and make our voices to be heard. #Womenhavevoice

in the kingdom of Nymunia, princess Joelene is born. Or should we say... Prince Joe? Prince Joe's life is anything but easy. She has 5 brothers, all beastly hairy and strong, while she has to pretend to be the youngest child of the family because of one mere mistake her mother made - her father's genes were so strong, she ended up looking "like a boy". forced to perform every day, knowing she might never marry, Joelene realises she is not alone and that there is always hope.

These poems are for all my friends in the queer community who has struggled, and are still struggling. This is an assurance that we are strong and can survive any danger that comes along the way. We are valid and we exist. Enjoy!

One is a player, one is a liar. Osie Mills is vying for a year-long contract as a camera operator at her dream job. Can she stay true to herself long enough to get through the season? Or will the rugby player she's focusing on distract her from her dreams?