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305 Stories

  • "Echoes of a Dream: The First Steps of Stray Kids" by yajimi
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    -Straykids everywhere all around the world, you make straykids stay!~ -the story of skz
  • Let's Not Meet Scary Stories by Peepsbbygurl
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    Short scary stories.. I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THESE STORIES! Enjoy...
  • Stupid Things That Happened by No_User_Nameeee1
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    Imma be writing real actual stories that happen every day ill update everyday! I might even write stories that happened before
  • African Tales And Other Stories by mashaamauthor
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    A collection of mesmerizing African stories. This contains one-shots which differ from different genres - Mystery, Thriller, Adventures and even Romance. One thing in common they have is that they are all about Africa and Africans. Cover by fabulous @sweetdisguise14
  • Why Supporting the Save Parsi Irani Foundation Matters for Future Generations by amansingh5869
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    Preserving the Parsi Irani Foundation is an investment in a future that values diversity, integrity, and shared history. This community, though small, has shaped the world's industrial and philanthropic landscapes. Supporting the Foundation ensures that their legacy-built on the pillars of Humata, Hukhta, Huvarshta (Good Thoughts, Good Words, Good Deeds)-remains a guiding light for generations to come. A Blueprint for Ethical Leadership For future generations, the Foundation serves as a bridge to a unique ethical framework. The Parsi Irani history of "giving back" provides a roadmap for civic responsibility. By saving this institution, we ensure that young leaders can look to this legacy as a model for sustainable and ethical business, reminding them that true success is measured by the benefit one brings to society. Safeguarding "Third Spaces" The Parsi Irani heritage is famous for its Irani Cafés-historically the first truly democratic spaces in cities like Mumbai. These were places where people of all backgrounds sat at the same marble-topped tables. In an increasingly polarized world, preserving the Foundation means protecting the memory of these "third spaces," teaching future generations the art of civil discourse and communal harmony. Environmental and Architectural Wisdom The Foundation works to protect architectural marvels and ancient ecological wisdom, such as traditional fire temples and housing that have stood for centuries. Losing the Foundation means losing the specialized knowledge required to maintain these sites. By supporting it now, we ensure that 100 years from today, a student of history can still walk through a Parsi Vad and feel the tangible pulse of Persian history in a modern context. Supporting the Save Parsi Irani Foundation ensures that this specific "flavor" of humanity-a blend of resilience, wit, and immense generosity-is not lost to time.
  • Reasons Why Women In India Should Never Get Married by GetawayWriter12
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    "I was told not to laugh too loudly-it didn't suit the family." "Someone suggested I change the way I signed my name after marriage." "They discussed my food preferences in a family meeting-without me in the room." None of these moments ended a marriage. None of them caused a scene. And none of them were ever spoken about again. This book begins in those moments. Reasons Why Women Should Not Get Married in India is a non-fiction collection of real, short stories told by women across generations who encountered the strange, uncomfortable, and quietly disorienting realities of marriage. Their marriages were not disasters. Many were stable. Some were loving. But all of them came with small incidents that carried big meanings-moments that made these women pause and wonder when, exactly, they had begun disappearing. Each chapter presents a "reason," not as an argument, but as a lived experience: the comments passed casually at family dinners, the expectations that arrive without discussion, the subtle reshaping of personality, preferences, body, colour, voice, and behaviour. These are not dramatic confessions. They are everyday truths-easy to dismiss, impossible to forget. This is not a book against marriage. It acknowledges that many women build happy, fulfilling partnerships. But it also insists that the quieter discomforts the ones that don't look serious enough to protest deserve to be documented. Intimate, unsettling, and deeply familiar, this book gives language to experiences women usually share only in whispers. It asks no one to reject marriage. It simply asks readers to notice what is usually overlooked. Because sometimes, the strangest parts of marriage are also the most telling.
  • SCARY GHOST STORIES  by JohnaronMarasigan
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    5 SERIOUSLY SCARY GHOST STORIES THAT WILL HAUNT YOU FOR LIFE IF YOU GUYS WANT ANOTHER 5 STORIES FOLLOW ME AND I WILL ADD 5 STORIES THANK YOU FOR READING IT
  • The year i turned 17 by RelenaInAshes
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    This isn't just a love story. It's a memory, a confession. It's a year filled with masks, metaphors, and all the things I couldn't say out loud. If you've ever loved in silence, if you've ever felt invisible while screaming inside, if you've ever had to let go without closure. Then maybe this story is a little bit yours too.
  • WHAT ONLY THE DARKNESS KNOW  by Danonymouspoet
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    "WHAT ONLY THE DARKNESS KNOW" is a raw and emotional reflection of a young girl's painful journey through early mistakes, shame, and the heavy consequences of a rushed innocence. Told through vivid imagery and honest emotion, the poem explores themes of regret, broken trust, and the longing for healing in a world that never gave her a chance. This is a voice for every girl who's ever walked in silence, carrying a weight too heavy for her age.
  • True horror stories by R_wings
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    True stories that has happened to me all my life I hope you guys believe me when I share these stories and don't think I'm insane I promise that these are real
  • Almost Love, Always Me by scribbler286
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    They almost loved me. But they left - quietly, completely. I waited. I broke. And then, I chose me. Almost Love, Always Me is a four-part reflection on love that never stayed... and the one person who always did: ME A journey through heartbreak and healing
  • La Douleur Exquise / What I Should Have Said Vol. 2 by KatClaveria
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    la douleur exquise (French) - the heartbreaking pain of wanting someone you can't have. In this sequel to "L'esprit de L'escalier", the emotions, thoughts, and trials of unrequited love is captured in short yet moving poems, based on the true experiences of the author. Anyone who loved someone they can't have will relate to each poem and be brought to the past, the painful present, and the future that could have been.
  • The Echo of Destiny - One Direction by 21_Deb
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    Echoes of Destiny is a heartfelt fantasy tale inspired by the beloved band One Direction, written in remembrance of Liam, who tragically passed away on October 16, 2024. This story follows Niall, Zayn, Harry, and Louis as they embark on a magical journey that tests their friendship, confronts their fears, and ultimately honors the legacy of their dear friend. Written by an author who found solace in One Direction's music during challenging times, this book weaves real emotions and experiences into a fantastical narrative. The journey of the band members highlights the power of love, friendship, and music, reminding us that even in the face of loss, hope and connection can transcend time and space. Join the adventure where magic exists, and the echoes of their bond bring healing and light.
  • "Through Tatay's Eyes: Lessons in Trust and Leadership" by IreneRizal
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    "Cubao? Mag-isa? Ako lang?" A simple errand becomes a journey that shapes a timid girl into a leader. Through mistakes, small victories, and a father's quiet trust, Irene discovers that leadership isn't just about tasks-it's about seeing the future.
  • MY TAEKWONDO JOURNEY  by Reagan_1003
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    I didn't start Taekwondo expecting medals, glory, or to become some kind of campus athlete. I just showed up, trained, got bruised (a lot), and learned to kick a little higher each day. This is my personal diary, unedited, unfiltered, and sometimes hilo from sparring. From my first time wearing a dobok to my first match (na finals agad, what??), I'm documenting the awkward moments, injuries, tiny victories, and everything in between. 🥋 My Taekwondo Journey is not just about kicks and belts.it's about showing up when you're scared, fighting even when you're tired, and laughing through all the chaos. I'm not trying to be the best. I'm just trying to be better than the version of me who almost gave up.
  • THE NAKED BEAUTY OF LIFE 1 ("Life doesn't need to be perfect to be beautiful) by Dennyliz
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    The Naked Beauty of Life is a quiet conversation between you and me-an offering of truths I've learned through pain, faith, and the gentle strength of time. These pages hold the kind of honesty that doesn't try to fix you, but stays beside you while you heal. They remind you that life doesn't have to be perfect to be beautiful-it just has to be real. If you've ever felt lost, tired, or broken... this is for you. Let these words be your little light, until you find your own again. 🌙 ("Life doesn't need to be perfect to be beautiful-it only needs to be real.")
  • A Guide to Survive School by melzycore
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    Hello! As you know I am Asher and the reason I wrote this book is because during school I was always commented on and barely anyone liked me, so I wrote this book to help millions of people like you who obviously go to school how to survive. This book is basically a story written as a diary. Hopefully you all enjoy this book and get some basic tips from it. There is no main character in this story, this book will be like Echo by Pam Muñoz Ryan. My life at school was very ok- I mean I made myself get into a bad start when I was in school,also this will be mentioned from what other people experienced.
  • Emotions And Unrequited Love by okkinkm
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    Short Stories, Poems, Vents, Life Lessons, Emotional Intelligence. My story and my feelings.
  • Dear Diary by Roboneneapproves12
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    Writings were made by heart and feelings and written on a real diary