Realstories Stories

"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.

Real stories are often the hardest ones to tell.

Every time I tried to talk about what women still face, a man interrupted me - with his story, with his pain, with his but what about... This isn't just a book. It's a voice reclaimed. A collection of thoughts I was too tired to finish out loud. Of gender wars started over everyday conversations. Of moments where I wanted to scream the truth, but instead, smiled and stayed silent. Let Her is about the space women are still fighting for - to speak, to exist, to not be talked over. If you've ever said "it's fine" when it wasn't, If you've ever been silenced with a smile, This book is yours. Let her speak. Let her finish. Let her finally be heard.

tw: mention of self harm, abuse this story is about me. reading this story means that you're reading what my life has been like for the past years. feel free to stop reading halfway:) i would appreciate all the likes each chapter has different P.O.V but it's the life of the same person

a series of true stories of an LGBT kid. All of these stories are true, but all of the names are changed.

Imma be writing real actual stories that happen every day ill update everyday! I might even write stories that happened before

Discover the mysterious world that's rule by the most superior creatures that ever has been created. While you read through this book, you'll be captive by the beauty and grace cats can bring to your life. Also, you will be able to embark on personal stories that I have created by being raised with cats and share the deep secrets to why cats mean so much to me. You can also dive into the importance of getting your cats sprayed/netur and other care tips that will come into handy.

Actual stories that happened to me, the author, at my high school. dont expect many updates, but quarantine has just got me thinking about simpler times :) Go right ahead and use my idiocy for whatever you want. Just be sure to come into my comments with a link to what you used because I want to be the FIRST to say, "this CAN and HAS happened, its NOT unrealistic, and I CAN PROVE IT!" And yes. That IS my high school in the cover. Well, it's a building from my school. The Performing Arts Center, specifically.

She used to be light, bold, confident, untouchable. Now she hides behind makeup and silence, loving a man who mistakes control for care. This is not just Bisi's story. It's the story of too many women who call pain "love" because they've forgotten what peace feels like. And sometimes, it takes losing something you can never get back to finally see the truth

Stories and lessons from my few trips around the sun.

As a writer of mermaid romances, I thought it was time to share my own, personal mermaid romance story... even though no actual mermaids were involved! Experienced a few paranormal moments, though...

english version

This story is going to be about a kind of silence... The silence of a person who never expresses it throughout their entire life. How they carry all the stress, pain, and hurt of life-silently, without ever speaking of it.

Just random stuff I wanted to write even if it doesn't make sense 😅 Enjoy! (and don't be scared to comment something, even if it's also something random!)

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.

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Short stories of my experiences of being a Hmong girl.

A book for me to rant to and allow others to share their own stories that relate. Or even that have nothing to do with my own rants, if your upset rant in the comments. You don't need to worry about anyone judging you here