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In 1882, Doctor Jane Barber has no shortage of problems. From being scrutinised at work for her gender, judged for her youth, and undermined by society as a whole, shes had quite enough. The Boer War was a traumatic experience on its own, but on top of that, Jane now has to find accommodation in London on her own- as the years she should've spent meeting a man and settling down, she spent in a trench tending to wounds. Detective Inspector Arthur Murphy is in need of a roommate. His last was too whiny, the one before that too loud. Another whistled too much, and a brief encounter with one man's dog was enough for Arthur to evict him immediately. When his sister Ada finally puts her foot down, and finds him a roommate herself. Which is how Arthur comes home one day to find his new roommate: a woman. If the Boer War was explosive, Jane and Arthur sharing a shabby flat in London is practically a world war. Spilled tea, scattered case files, and one meddling doctor who won't stop tidying his desk. Arthur nearly kills Jane. Jane nearly kills Arthur. And no, for the last time, as they have to tell many people, they are not married. | Work In Progress Story | Updates multiple times a week | Will become a series once this book is complete | Please vote and comment |

her Caring, sweet, tormented. She does not know anything about her rights. him Strong willed, powerful, unapologetic. He will not let her live without her rights. >< Soon after a tremendous publicity (read: family) stunt, he gets married to her. There's love, there's passion, there's charm, there's family, yet it was incomplete. There wasn't consent. At least not her consent. Set in the 1990's, she was wed off to him under unforeseen circumstances, and he was tied to her so his fortune remained safe. She had seen the first act of kindness from him when she had never seen it around herself anywhere. He had been kind because that was all he could give to her. Soon things change, narratives shift and she realizes it was her voice that matters.

❝ 𝐴 𝑤ℎ𝑖𝑡𝑒 𝑟𝑜𝑠𝑒， 𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑛𝑑𝑠 𝑓𝑜𝑟 𝑠𝑒𝑐𝑟𝑒𝑡 𝑙𝑜𝑣𝑒. ❞ Anna read out loud, while I was staring at the flower that Lord Tewksbury gave me. ❁ I always was sort of different. It wasn't my looks, my health or my social status. It was my mind. I am sick of men telling us, women, what to do. I am sick of my mother telling me to find myself a rich husband. I am sick of my Father being a member of the house of lords but I still won't be the person following him, even though I am the oldest. And why is that? Because I am a woman and that is the only reason. But I decided to defend myself. I decided to make a difference. My plan was to make women join protests against the sexism going on. To inspire them to defend themselves and I was going to achieve my goal even if it meant that I would have to leave behind everything. I only made one rule for myself to follow: don't fall in love. But when I met the Viscount Tewksbury of Basilweather, I quickly knew that I had to focus so I wouldn't break that rule. #5 in SherlockHolmes (16th January 2023) #6 in enolaholmes (4th February 2023) #3 in runningaway (4th February 2023) #5 in emmawatson (28th May 2023) #2 in Tewksbury (10th July 2023) #1 in womensrights (6th June 2024-29th July 24) #1 in Sherlockholmes (17th August 2023) #2 in runningaway (26th November 2023) (All the characters except my own belong to the owners of Enola Holmes) About 30.000 words have been used in this book

❝ CON CADA BESO QUE ME DAS YO TE QUIERO MÁS Y MÁS ❞ in which they are both madly in love with each other but the fame gets a little too much for them to handle. [ DAVID DOBRIK x OC ] ( V L O G S Q U A D ) #20 IN DAVID DOBRIK copyright | cesarsalads 2018

In 2024 in a small town in Kansas, a group of citizens bear the weight of the country's ignorance and greed. Forced to work on Independence Day, the group awaits the toll of the town bell. This bell marks the beginning of the end for the group. Each member has their reasons for embarking on this dangerous uprising but none feel it as deeply as Shanera Davis. Shanera, a nearly 30-year-old woman has watched over the past few years as her life crumbled beneath the blatant lies of her city government. Though nothing struck her as hard as the day her husband and son left for a bit of before-school celebrating, and never returned. Hardened by her grief and enraged by the injustice running rampant through the federal government, Shanera joins a group of twenty-five in her workplace. Little does the American population know that this militia has more up its sleeve than the overthrowing of one small town. As the bell tolls, the end begins. Will Shanera's last moments be spent watching the country crumble or revive the liberties and freedom it once pledged?

In a world where men are more dominant than women, Storm lived her entire life in a basement terrified of the outside world. When she's forced to face the outer world she realizes that not only is she facing every man alive, she is also the only one.

Does anger cause damage? If Georgia Ellenburg still believed in coincidences, she'd disagree. But George knows better. People get hurt around her, and now that her sister doesn't want to go to a college--a dream George gave up so that it could belong to Maeve--George is forced to stare down her past, and, in the meantime, protect her budding relationship with Sam, who she knows her anger will harm if given the chance. Since having assumed guardianship over her sister, George has one goal: to keep Maeve safe, and, at twenty-four, she's done so by creating a life with minimal unpredictability. In her efforts, George has given up nearly everything so that her sister can have the life that was supposed to belong to George. Maeve, however, expresses other ideas, ideas that don't involve college or anything that George gave up for her sister, which pits George against the choices she's made and the anger she's buried because of them. George has a secret, a secret that can no longer be considered a coincidence, and when Sam enters her life and begins to chip away at the pain she thought she'd let go, she must face the ultimate test of unpredictability: either confront her past or risk hurting Sam. Because her anger always hurts those around her. xxx tags: slow burn, romance, family drama, feminism, trauma

DOES ISLAM SNATCH THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN? In this book, all the accusations concerning the woman are answered in detail.

Can one be fortunate enough to find true love a second time also? Or unlucky to lose again? Journey of a widow amidst storms to survive. A chance to have her own happily ever after

This is the story of a simple ordinary girl, a princess of a small province, who only craved for love she never got. She was always misunderstood and misjudged. But then things took a turn when she was banished from her kingdom. She met people who cared for her and found her true potential. From there her journey start of self discovery and growth. In her journey she unexpectedly found love. This story is a female centric story so I will not spoil about the male lead now. But when the time come you will also get to know his side of story too. Ratings may change later. As the story progresses I will change the rating accordingly. All rights are reserved by @Semuu

I would like to tell you about the hardships that women have been facing from a really long time. The real meaning of women empowerment should be known to all. It is a very common issue all around the world but not a satisfying amount of changes have been done to support it. So let us all stand together as one and save the future of women.

June 12, 2019, when Lucy Parks was enrolled in Bros University located in the city of Carmens. This university is known for its vast connection to different politicians. It is because the owner of the said university is holding an office in the government. Aside from that, the school was not subjected to any issues or scandals such that, bullying, sexual harassment, and the same likes. This big achievement resulted in the school being recognized by the entire country as the "Safest and abuse-free School". With that, Lucy's attention was caught by the school's reputation. Just like other students, Lucy wants to study in a conducive environment. So without hesitation, Lucy complied with all the requirements and make herself enrolled in the university. During her stay at the university, Lucy got suspended because of a horrible event. The suspension she faced led her to discover a big issue and mystery that has been happening inside the university circle.

They say love is never-ending. Eternal. They say love can withstand anything that gets in the way. Love is powerful, unstoppable, addicting. But sometimes love deteriorates. [Contains abusive content]

status of women in India has been subject to many changes over the span of recorded Indian history. The history of Indian women is full of pioneers who broke down gender barriers, worked hard for their rights, and made progress in politics, art, science, and law. Let us celebrate the many "firsts" great things that Indian women have achieved.

Why Women Hate Men is a bold, unapologetic book that dives deep into the emotional, societal, and psychological weight women carry - and the silence they're finally done with. From gaslighting to beauty standards, emotional labor to toxic masculinity, this book speaks the truths women have always felt but were told to hide. It's not about hating men - it's about holding them accountable. A must-read for every woman who's tired of apologizing, and every man who's ready to grow up and do better.

Carmen Booker is what one might call 'a little too clever for her own good'. After advancing her way to college level literature by the beginning of her senior year, her school - Henley Hall - and her hesitant parents decide to take the easiest known option and hire a tutor for her. Upon finding a willing Professor at a neighbouring school, Carmen is sent over to complete her lessons after school hours and on Saturdays. Things take a turn when familiar faces and faded memories get involved. After all, a girl wandering an all boys school is an odd sight to see. Todd Anderson x OC

She smiles through the ache, a quiet rebellion against her suffering. A smile that deceives, a heart that suffers. Her joy is a mask, her tears unseen. This poem captures the quiet misery of a woman, whose smile masks the pain she carries within - a delicate veil hiding battles that the world never sees.

कुछ बातें अनकही रह जाती हैं और कुछ खत लिखे रह जाते हैं जब दिल‌ डर कर सहम जाता है | लफ्ज़ कभी जो‌ बोल नहीं पाए वह यह किताब की हर कविता बोल देगी |

In a society obsessed with beauty and superficiality, Lilith Blair is a talented runway model struggling to maintain her identity amidst the relentless pressure to conform. As she navigates her demanding career, she faces increasing disappointment from her fiancé, her boss, her mother, and her friends. Her relationships crumble as Lilith's former companions ghost her, unable to relate to her struggles. Haunted by constant scrutiny and the limitations of her superficial existence, Lilith finds solace in a remote lakeside cottage. However, there are strange noises coming from the lake. Drawn into the depths of the dark waters, she begins a transformation, shedding the constraints imposed by societal expectations. As her physical appearance becomes increasingly repulsive by conventional standards, Lilith embraces her newfound identity, discovering a sense of freedom and authenticity that had eluded her for so long. Through her journey of self-discovery, Lilith ultimately confronts the emptiness of her previous life, reveling in the empowerment of her transformation. No longer confined to the hollow confines of the modeling industry, she embraces her role as a bog witch, fulfilled by self preservation and connection to the earth, dancing freely under the moonlight-finally liberated from the societal chains that once bound her.

What is a Neutrois? Are sexuality and gender confusing or even frustrating? What is up with all the noise around Trans Inclusive spaces and why should you care? How do you fit into the social equation? This is a conversation starter about gender, sexuality, and the problem with our current construct. The writer explains how this does impact each person domestic and global scale, including you.