Speakup Stories

bullying is a horrible thing in this community and world it makes people sad and unhappy with themselves that's why I'm writing this close to what it could be like for you if you don't tell a teacher or don't do anything about it. bree is in the 5th grade she was always called names of how fat,ugly,stupid,and other things since the fourth grade. she got through 4th grade but will bree be able to get through 5th everything happens between 1st grade through 12th when you start to become a bully it is hard for you to stop so before you read this story I want you to think about if you are one a, bully ,and if you are try and think about other people and how they feel maybe you could stop before its too late. -Aryanna

This story is dedicated to my beautiful grandmother, who has been through so much. TW: This story includes Mental illness, trauma, SH, & more.

About a shy girl That's finds the man of her life as a 2015 teen. Still in the process of making this

and i said to my body softly, " I want to be your friend. " it took a long breath and replied, " I have been waiting my whole life for this. " *** it's more personal than i would like to admit, this is a story about a girl who hates her body hoping for a day she might love it. the absolutely beautiful cover is by my very dear friend @Aribellz

Rajshree Anand is also mostly like your average teenage girl unless you count in her immoderately frank and excessively bold nature. How is she going to live with the societal standards which she finds absolutely absurd? Will she be successful in changing the people's frame of mind while also juggling her own private life with solving the problems of people around her or will she also be oppressed by the so called impeccable society to the point where she gives up? What happens when insecurities, torment and most importantly a BOY are thrown into the picture? Peep in to see if Rajshree changes the preposterous norms of the society which have been blindly followed by us hitherto. *NOTE* The characters in this book are purely fictional and I apologize in advance if at all the content offends anyone. Plagiarism will strictly NOT be encouraged.

Normal. What is it? What does it mean? Why does it matter? Well I'm here to tell you why it doesn't. I'm here to tell you why normal doesn't exist.

Just writing down my thoughts and feelings. If any one of you relate, kindly drop a comment, It would be nice to know that I'm not all alone in this dark world. I am no writer, just a troubled soul.

What would you do if you saw someone hurting? Someone who needed help? #Wonderthemovie

*POSSIBLE TW* Bringing awareness that even if you think everyone is fine you should never stop bringing awareness. Check up on your friends. Check on your family. Take care of yourself. Speak up. Speak up before it's too late.

"I'm sorry Joe. I've tried and tried. I can't anymore. I can't try. I love you. See you soon." • Joe Sugg Fanfic •

- Sequel to Speak Up - Alexander and John are taking on life in New York. Finding a place to live, getting a job, and most importantly, making sure Alexanders eating disorder and speech therapy programs are working. Will they be able to deal with all the issues thrown at them? Or will NYC, which seemed like a dream to the couple, become a living nightmare?

These poems come from my very real experience of being bullied. Most of my messages are hopeful and inspirational. I hope this book inspires you to speak up fo the kid you know who is like me.

Hey everyone, I've started publishing a book anonymously. It's about growing up in a violent home, surviving trauma, and trying to find peace. I'm not a professional writer. I'm just someone who decided to speak - after years of silence. The story is called: "Looking Where No One Dares to Look" I'm 23. My name isn't Ahmed. But yes - I am Ahmed. I want to share this story for those who feel alone. For those who grew up like I did. And for anyone who just needs to know: You're not crazy. You're not weak. You're not alone. ⚠ Trigger Warning: This story contains themes of domestic violence, emotional abuse, depression, suicidal thoughts, and childhood trauma. Please take care while reading - and don't read alone if this could trigger you. You matter. Always.

Not everything is poetic. Some things are accidentally poetic. Words drip from our fingertips like blood from a wound. Am I really to blame if those words end up in a book?

Alexis and all the other girls in the school are always chosen last for all activities. Even by teachers. And, it's time for Alexis to speak up. In her school boys rule everything, and all the girls are tired of it. So Alexis made all these poems to post around the school. To prove her point.

I am a roaring phoenix, finally caught.

Chiku notices things most people miss.Chiku sees stories in clouds and adventures in ant trails. One day, he begins seeing an invisible lion that no one else seems to notice. Wherever the lion appears, Chiku feels a strange sense of fear and unease. The grown-ups laugh and tell him it's just his imagination. But Chiku knows what he feels is real. And sometimes, the bravest thing a child can do is speak up when something doesn't feel right.When the adults dismiss his worries as imagination, Chiku must find the courage to trust what he feels-and discover the power of speaking up.

Poetic glimpses of the good and the bad