Stopbodyshaming Stories

This is not a story.....this a book of quotes and personal messages to people who are insecure and or broken.

Weird. Crazy. Odd. Nerdy. Rebellious. Smart. . Adjectives we shy away from. . We are what we are, so why should we change to fit into society's ideal mold? . Let us be weird, crazy, nerdy, odd, smart and rebellious because since when is it a bad thing? Why let people tell us who we are and who we should be? Why not be who we are and embrace it and be confident about it? Well, because we've been taught it's not okay to be us and that we should fit into the mold that was created for us. Yeah. Well. No. More. . Project #ImAFinePieceOfArt is here to promote Self Confidence And Self Importance. . Be yourself because YOU my dear ARE A FINE PIECE OF ART!

Is all that we see or seem But a dream within a dream? ~ All poems are mine and belong to me unless stated otherwise. Some of these poems may discuss political l issues, issues of domestic violence, depression, stereotypes that annoy me to no end, things about the sky and how trippy it looks sometimes (fine that was just one poem), and miscellaneous things that come to my mind. Highest Ranks: May 4, 2016: #357 in Poetry Cover Credit: the lovely @RheaDay97

"You are not the optimum of conditions and my sanity sublimes when I am around you" Eugeen Love: the constructive feeling of realizing oneself's and other's ability to breathe with confidence Weekly update : Mondays Cover credit goes to the lovely @-myras

"Piggy Penelope, Piggy Penelope, Piggy Penelope..." It haunts me. Every time I close my eyes. Penelope is a teenager who is suffering from body shaming in her school. Initially, she strives to build up her own self-confidence, but failed. Instead, she did some wrong actions. Luckily, an "angel" was sent to guide her back on the right track. Triggers warning: this story contains attempts of suicide, self-harm and etc.

*dramatic sigh* Ladies. This one is for us. I mean guys you can join in too but this one is a safe haven for women and girls. I wrote this in tears because I've been struggling with insecurities for the past few days, and I felt that women should have a safe haven too! So please. Comment any insecurities that you feel comfortable sharing and I'm try my absolute hardest to respond. I love you guys so much. Also I chose this cover because woman rock and the women of marvel are just like us. They Are a team 😘

Her mother continued to smile, leaning in to speak in her ear. "Sometimes when you love someone, they will do things you don't like and will hurt you and you may hurt them too, but in the end none of that matters. When you love someone, sometimes the pain is worth it." -------------------------------------------------------- Tristessa Milgrant has stayed strong for most of her life, keeping a brave face when she has wanted to break down in tears when missing her parents becomes too hard for her to handle. But, she holds those last words of her mother close to her heart, especially when trying to find her place with a boy. She would leave him behind but the connection she feels between their souls keeps her steady, thinking they have a chance. Xavier Prod feels stress of finding the right girl to pass on his name, being the only son to his father, and trying to find his place in the world. Though, befriending Tristessa had to be the best thing he could have ever done. He found something in her, something he couldn't resist. Even through countless arguments and days he wants to throw in the towel, something tells him she's worth fighting for, he just hopes that something isn't wrong. Being a teenager has to be one of the hardest times, regardless of what anyone says. You are trying to find yourself, dedicating yourself to every responsibility, and maneuvering through new feeling which could be scary. Tristessa and Xavier are frightened, but without knowing how the other feels, they are mutually fighting for something larger than themselves. #StopBodyShaming #DiscoverTheUndiscovered Cover by: Mystick *Warning: not yet edited

"Skinny girls are bitches" "Skinny girls don't eat" "Skinny girls are evil" "Skinny girls have no meat" This story is of the perspective of the skinny girl who is shamed in front of everyone for being skinny.... * Excuse my awful grammar mistakes, I'm currently in the process of fixing these mistakes, It will be a slow process as I rarely use the app but it will be done with time 😊

Body shaming stems from a long history that separates people by class, race, ability, and socio-economic status. Body shaming can have detrimental effects on body image and mental health.

This is a simple story, about a guy and a girl, one that's not important when compared to the issues of the world, but very important when it comes to the issues of the heart. It's about beauty, and how girls so often criticize themselves and tear themselves down, when in fact they are very beautiful. Dedicated to Menma

Christmas should be a time of joy. A time of happiness and good memories. But not for Kay Lee. Plagued by the horrible memories of past Christmases, she's determined to get rid of its root cause once and for all. What happens though, when the wrong way is chosen? --- TCC 2016

If asked, baby Emily Robinson would have gleefully said that, her life revolved around two cornerstones: volleyball, Riley. Volleyball was the passion that gave her life. Riley was the "special friend" that fueled said passion and offered an otherwise insecure, shy little girl the means to grow up strong, confident, badass. Professional volleyball was a dream close to becoming true. Riley was reality. The most reassuring one. If asked, Emily would have said, she could not live without those two. That's why when, in a matter of months, she loses both, Emily's life starts spiraling down. The self consciousness about her looks goes from easily containable to fullout war waging deep inside her, menacing to bring her down any minute. So when, four years later, Riley comes back, he finds that his cutely shy Honeybee has turned into a beautiful quasi woman that is inexplicably paralyzed by fears. How can he help her regain the strength she had? And what happens when he starts realizing that indeed, his Honeybee is no longer a child, she's become a dangerously attractive girl. How can he help her fight her demons, without letting his mind and heart stray? He can't fall for the same child he used to babysit ... or can he? Highest rank #14 in General Fiction (04/08/2017)

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Girl power is so underrated nowadays, we have to make a change in that. ( includes topics about feminism and stopping body shaming. ) copyright © RedamancyProject™

Being skinny isn't all that important to fifteen-year-old Rosamund Parker. Even though she's surrounded by a horde of Barbie doll lookalikes, she's happy with who she is. With her best friend, Sage, by her side, she's perfectly content. But when Sage abruptly exits her life, it's all too easy to let the whispers destroy the fleeting self-confidence Rosie has put up over the years. If everyone thinks badly of you, are you really worth anything? Or are you just a series of stretch marks, and nothing more? Cover made by @Nau2014 highest rank-- Poetry: #351 - 07/25/16 © Makenna Collette (@mack-collette) 2016 All Rights Reserved