Persuasion Stories

Have you ever felt someone controlling you without saying a single word? Have you wondered why you always end up giving in to others? Most people walk through life as unconscious prey. This book is the end of your status as a victim. In a world of competing interests and hidden agendas, your "goodness" is not a virtue-it is a blind spot. You are exactly what a Social Predator dreams of encountering. This is your awakening. By reading these pages, you are building your Mental Fortress. You will learn the language of the predator so you can never again be spoken to as a prey. The mask is falling. The strings are cut. Your journey toward Psychological Sovereignty begins now.

"You can call me Alpha, my mate. Just so you know what to scream" It's always raining when he attacks. They say God crys, when he attacks and kills the innocent. God's tears are the rain that falls from the sky. They say God crys because he is disgraced to have created such a monstrous being. And this being is called Alpha. Every werewolf has a mate. No mistakes. No second chances. No rejections. They mistakenly think that people as evil as Alpha are destined with mates with hearts filled with kindness who inevitably turn the evil Alpha into a good one. This time, that's not the case. Because I'm the Alpha's mate. And I'm not as nice as people expected me to be. I'm worse than Alpha even though I have no man's blood on my hands. It's my words that leave even the strongest of men defeated and break people into tears with just a few whispers. But now we're united! The next time we attack it won't be raining God's tears. It'll be bolts of lightening silencing God's screams.

This story is loosely based on Jane Austen's Persuasion. This story is set in India just after India won Independence.

Everyone must navigate through life with the cards they are dealt. For seventeen year old Nia Ward this includes being the Alpha’s daughter, having a protective older brother, and not remembering the night that her mother died. But she didn’t know the trouble that awaited her in the woods. With hunters closing in and an unsuspected love interest on the rise, how will Nia handle everything that’s being thrown her way? Love rarely follows the rules.

En un pueblo marítimo ocurren sucesos extraños que ni el embravecido mar podrá seguir ocultando, ni por los escarpados acantilados que recortan el paisajen se podrán arrojar mas los cadáveres del pasado.

A short story rewrite of what Persuasion by Jane Austin would be now.

An essay by me (this was sort of a joke but also not rly)

College life. A time where students discover both their personality and sexuality. Couple that with the fact that you are mate-less, and you're bound to run into drama. These werewolves' are about to find their mates and not all of them are to happy about what they find. Embark on a journey as these wolves discover who they are and learn how to cope with society and the moon's persuasion.

Neve realizes she has the power of persuasion. Some of the people in Spectra City shine. Enter a world of neon and glass, of echos and ghosts, of robots and gods; a world where innocence is as powerful as corruption, where technology and magic blur, and where sometimes your greatest foe is the one in the mirror. This is Spectra City.

Power isn't given. It's taken. Every interaction, every conversation, every relationship is a battlefield of influence. Whether you realize it or not, someone is always pulling the strings. This book is your key to stepping behind the curtain-to becoming the one in control. From psychological tricks to advanced manipulation tactics, Strings Attached reveals the dark secrets of persuasion, dominance, and mind games. Learn how to read people, exploit weaknesses, and make others act in your favor-without them ever realizing it. Ruthless. Unapologetic. Powerful. Are you ready to become the master of manipulation?

The Indian Removal Act was signed by President Andrew Jackson on May 28, 1830. The law authorized the president to negotiate with southern Indian tribes for their removal to federal territory west of the Mississippi River in exchange for their lands. The act enjoyed strong support from the non-Indian peoples of the South, but there was a large amount of resistance from the Indian tribes. Cherokee tribes came together as an independent nation to stop this relocation, but they were unsuccessful. As part of my American History course in college, I was given a writing prompt to address the government about the Indian Removal Act. This struck me rather deeply, as I have both Native American friends and family across many different tribes. I can't remember the exact wording of the prompt, but I do remember that I strayed a bit from the directions as I had a case of writers block. Luckily however, I managed to move my professor enough to get an A (which wasn't very hard to be honest, because he's a very friendly and understanding guy). The following is an address to the American People from a Cherokee Indian.

How far can you run? How long can you hide, if you need to survive against the tragic reality of life? Some things are better left out on the road but I'm here to tell you my story. A story of sorrow and endless running. A story of impossibility as it becomes possible. Everything is possible in this world; you just need to open your eyes to see. Another civilization does exist here 'IN' Earth. Hard to believe but every word is true. Since the beginning of time, they are already helping us to develop the upper world of Earth. Maybe, we are not aware of it but it is all written in every old eye of ancient times.

At some point in our relationship with Faith we ask to perceive's God at the perspective of only Mercy. From this place we should give, fearlessly.

Bradlee Morris begins a job as a sales assisntant to Ryan Howard in the Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch.

A short story about two men with two very different approaches to music and life. One utilizes reason and logic while the other appeals to emotion and feeling. A beautiful metaphor for the world we live in today, if you read Hemingway, you'll appreciate this one.

A persuasive text that explains why pizza is better than hamburgers!

This are tricks you can always use when you are reading people. How is psychology used to manipulate and influence people in their daily lives? Can you get people to do what you want? Or find out whats going on in their minds? Yes you can! Find out here! Disclaimer: this is not only a book of facts but practical things you should do daily