Metoo Stories

Highest ranking: #1 in Teen Fiction -- "Sunshine, what guy do you know has a weird fetish with sign language?" She's the aftermath of a high school party nightmare. Tragedy robbed her of her innocence and stole her voice before she had the chance to speak out. The court called her a liar, and the guilty was set free. Now memories plague her mind and trap her in solitude. She was forced to learn sign language, struggling to find a way to voice her silence. He's the definition of the boy she tried to stay away from. The epitome of harsh rumors and hopeless fantasies. The source of lies and blame. He's analyzed, misunderstood, and utterly mysterious. And he may be the one to find her voice. When they meet, she gets accustomed to his arrogance and he gets accustomed to her silence. An essay is what brings them together, but what happens when he starts asking too many questions? Will her past continue to drag her down, or will he save her? Fate has a funny way of bringing people together, but it doesn't always work how it's supposed to. *different summary inside* "Perfect amount of tragedy, humor, and romance!" -Sparkles530 "I feel like I learned a lot from your story, thank you." - 980Sarah "This book is beautifully written. Thank you for sharing it on Wattpad." -AKRathan "I just want to say that Silently Falling was one of the best books I've ever read. It's so beautiful and heartwarming and the way you described the progress of their relationship was beautiful." -Rafyrofy "Perfect ending." -TaylorxTaterxTot COVER: Ensurel

"Maybe I should bring you home," he suggests. "Maybe you should find us a more secluded spot," I toss back, snaking my arms around his neck. "You're pretty drunk, Vange." "I am." "And we barely know each other." I feel myself deflate like a balloon after receiving the sharp end of a needle. Of course Rem doesn't want me. Nash doesn't want me, either. Hell, my own father doesn't even want me. What is it about me that's so unlikable? ---------- Good girl Evangeline Porter has always felt like there was a darkness inside of her, just trying to claw its way to the surface. She hides it well, but when she starts having nightmares that feel more like memories, she is desperate for answers. Unfortunately, no one will give them to her. With the help of her longtime crush, Rem, she launches an amateur investigation into her family's history, except what they uncover is more sinister than Evangeline ever could have imagined. The truth doesn't set you free, after all. ‼️WARNING: The romance in this novel is fast-paced. If you want slow-burn, this isn't for you. That's all I'm going to say about it.‼️ ***BOOK THREE IN THE RAE OF LIGHT SERIES. However, it can be read as a stand-alone.*** Copyright © 2020 Briana Eliza. All rights reserved.

A story of who and what hurt me

"From what you've told me, even if you technically said yes... that sounds like sexual assault." It's normal to be tense around your boyfriend. It's normal for him to kiss you when you don't want him to. It's normal to avoid his calls. It's normal to have been too scared to say you didn't want to date him. That's Midoriya Izumi's experience with her first boyfriend, anyway. It isn't until he comes out as Izuku and starts a new relationship that he realises that it's really not normal at all. [ TodoDeku | KiriBaku | OchaTsu ] [ Trans Characters | Alternate Universe ] From The BNHA Watty Awards: *1st in Queer MLM Characters *1st in Favourite Cover *1st in Favorite Canon Character Depiction (Midoriya Izuku) *1st in Favourite Pairing (KiriBaku) * 2nd in Favourite Pairing (TodoDeku) * 3rd in Favourite Title * 3rd in Favourite Blurb

Ladies, never stop believing that you have honor, integrity, and strength. This book confirms this, giving examples of why this is true. Women have had to endure abuse throughout history but have still remained strong; raising families, positively contributing to society (even though they often don't get credit for their accomplishments). This book, years in the making, gives girls and young women a better understanding of who they are and the kinds of people they may have to deal with in their lives. As we're not born knowing what is explained in this short book, hopefully it will provide wisdom, helping women to make wise choices in life. The understanding of a negative situation often helps us to make peace with it and experience forgiveness - which ultimately benefits everyone.

At a late moment in the 18th century, Russian troops storm a citadel in northern Italy. They carry off the historical fleetingness of a victory that only the victims take note of. The disproportion between the bloody roar and the political impact triggers unease in the theme park of embarrassment. The inconsequentially foaming operation is repulsive. Heinrich von Kleist speculates on the effect by placing the military commotion in front of the rest of the novella with great attention to detail. "For what is a novella but an unheard-of event?" This is how Goethe summed up the novella in a remark recorded by Eckermann in 1827. The novella is a modern form without an ancient model. It demands the event of fateful significance as news.

These are poems. I don't know how to describe things for a poetry book. WARNING: It gets dark

thoughts to paper(screen) Come join me on an adventure of stories and poems. All real and all personal and all for you. You are not alone and I want you to know that. Find the place that makes you happy and tell your story. This is where mine resides. I will never go into detail but there are some more mature things being insinuated.

Just want Gender Equality to be achieved! A short rant about the sad truth of women when it comes to equality. This article has been published by the Hamilton Spectator and ranked #13 in movement and #19 in the #metoo campaign.

In the fall of 1996, a storm approached Spring Valley University. Hayley Allen commited suicide and left a letter dedicated to the Women on the Wall. Who are these women? What is this secret wall? Why did she really do it? In 2016, Lana Lee, an aspiring journalist, hears stories about secrets shared in whispers on a wall. On her journey to uncover the past of Spring Valley, she may have just stumbled upon a greater story than she realized. One no one could ever forget. TW: mentions of sexual assault/abuse and suicide. If you are not comfortable with these elements, do not read this book. Thank you( ˘ ³˘)♥

// BWWM romance // A black teen tries to make a name for herself in the mostly white world of country music. Ashanté wants to be a star like her idols Mickey Guyton, Vicki Vann and Rissi Palmer. Unfortunately, she gets nervous whenever she has to give a speech in class. When her college roommates take her to a bar, Ashanté gets drunk for the first time and sings karaoke songs on a dare. Unknown to her, a music exec happens to be there that night. Producer Bryce Walker is white, wealthy and womanizing, and he knows the sound of money when he hears it. Ashanté sounds like ka-ching. But the music industry's a vicious world, especially for someone as innocent and shy as Ashanté. Bryce has always had a policy of not getting involved with employees, but as he watches the cutthroat business turn his star act into a drug addict, he realizes his feelings go deeper than just professional concern. Can he turn things around and save Ashanté before the industry destroys her? This is a romance novel; of course he can. ٩(˘◡˘)۶

Short story: Emily, a nerdy person writes in her diary about the past, the things that she did, the sin she had done. She can never forgive herself for that time in her life yet she still wonders why did that happen just because of a simple thing? More about it: Author, MeToo had yet another contest with her friend Princess. This time it is not a poem but a story. The theme was given by MeToo 'School Life' with one week limit. This is the story that was written for that contest. The winner is yet to be decided so we ask [you who is reading this] to help us decide the winner. Princess's story may be read on Storywrite by clicking this link: http://storywrite.com/story/11897531-School-Life-by-Princess-Arial

I've written poetry for years, but have hid it away and chose not to share it with the world. Here are my collective poetic works. I hope they bring you joy and make you smile, or relate to you in some way shape or form so that you know you're not alone.

This is the story of how I realized that I was raped, 6 months later. It has been a few days since the discovery and I am unable to say it out loud yet. I still do not fully comprehend what happened to me and I still question whether it counts or not everyday. Writing this has made me view that situation as it is and helped me get my emotions out through words. I do not know whether it has made me feel a bit better or whether I just feel numb but one can hope that it's just what recovering feels like. Comment whether you believe it counts or not.

help I'm going crazy

This is a fanFICTION not a fantruth!! This story is gonna be about a girl named Mia. Mia just recently moved to LA from Alabama because her dad is in the army. You'll find out more once you read it. hope you enjoy!

A collection of Poems over the years, from my school days and current ones. Poetry is a way of getting built up emotions out into words that only you truly understand. It's meditative and calming, as well as interesting to look back on with a different perspective. Warning: Poems with the label (PT) are essentially mental health journal entries. Usually when I am in some sort of personal distress. There are some very dark themes that usually get better at the end. So if you have anxiety, depression, BPD or Suicidal Thoughts this might be triggering or relatable. I dont normally have Suicidal Thoughts or wish to do Self Harm but there might be some sprinkled through out here and there. Again this is my personal process of letting out extremely negative thoughts and calming myself down. As well a making note of my journey of self discovery and understanding how my mind works. Its been a long time coming but I'm finally getting to grips with it. Cover Art is Dancing in the Moonlight by Gilles Grimoin.

a collection of my poetry ranging from youth to my approaching adulthood.