Historias de Womenempowerment

"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.

To everyone else, Nora and Philip had the perfect marriage - a lovely home, and a life many envied. But perfection is a fragile illusion. When Philip falls for another woman, Nora's world shatters in slow motion. Caught between betrayal, bruises, and unbearable love, she must choose between holding on to what's already broken or reclaiming the pieces of herself she lost in the name of "perfectness." As the affair spirals out of control - secrets unravel, loyalties flip, and forgiveness becomes a battlefield. In the end, love is no longer about who wins... but who survives.

She wasn't born fire. She became it. Men love her strength-until it asks something of them. Her fire isn't attitude. It's survival. Boundaries. Self-respect. This isn't a love story. It's a becoming story. For anyone who loved too deeply, stayed too long, and finally chose themselves. Raw. Honest. Unapologetic. A woman who stopped accepting half-love and started honoring her flame.

she was a scattered palette filled with every colour and he was the calm painter who envisioned the whole world through her on his canvas. A tale set in the late 1800s, India when feminism was a taboo while patriarchy and misogyny was a norm. Labanya, an eight year old girl who was a little too curious for her age and gender was tied to Rudrajit, an eleven year old boy who was a bit too composed and soft for his age and gender by the sacred bond of marriage. What would this marriage bring about in the lives of these young souls who were yet to discover their own selves? N.B - This story revolves not only around the romance between the two main character but also focuses on the important aspects and lessons that one could learn from this story by living through the characters and their mindsets while also getting to know about the very different environment of those time. I do not intend to impersonate or resemble any real personalities through my story as it's purely my imagination. Mention of real places and a few historic personalities are there just to add depth to the story and make it realistic.

A young woman loses herself in emotional attachment, loving someone who never truly chooses her. After heartbreak and betrayal, she reaches her lowest point. Instead of breaking, she transforms her pain into strength, focuses on her goals, and rises professionally and emotionally. In the end, she no longer seeks love for validation-she becomes whole on her own. Her journey ends not in romance, but in self-respect, success, and inner peace.

Royalty, Loyalty and Family. Princess Amaka's journey is one of defiance and discovery, where love and destiny threaten to unravel the life she carefully hides.

✦She is the bold storm while He is the calm rain✦ Ishani Raj at 23 is fire incarnate, a rich city girl who questions every chain, her heart scarred by losses that make her scoff at the heavens. Her fearless heart questions every unfair, biased tradition, stands tall against injustice and whose courage lights the path toward true equality, dignity and self-respect. Shivansh Thakur at 28 is a gentleman, unshakeable and disciplined villager. He is a great bhakt of Shankar, his Nath. He walks the path of his Nath, seeing every woman as divine Shakti. He believes, honoring the sacred equality of Nar and Nari in every verdict he passes. Ishani Raj, the fearless bold storm with full of chaos, and Shivansh Thakur, the serene sarpanch-daroga whose life is a hymn to tradition and devotion towards his Nath. They were two different people in two different poles, But destiny played it's game to make them devoted to eachother. A promise made under twenty-three years ago bound two strangers by arranged marriage. Childhood vows forgotten, worlds apart until fate's thread pulls tight. In a clash of city rebellion and village dharma, will devotion bridge the divide? Or will it unravel everything? Welcome to Devoted Destiny-a tale of promised hearts, divine lessons, and love's unyielding call. ~Urs Suruti Mishra 💋 ִֶָ. ..𓂃 ִֶָ🦋་༘࿐

The second week of the Royal Proceedings have arrived and both Adrian and Valeria have made it to the next round. With injuries, of course. Will something happen? Are they going to team up against the other 12 players? Will something bloom? Will Eugene Windsor propose a final deal with Valeria for Izara's hand? Or will there be even more strain on the two kingdom's relationship? Valeria's feelings for Adrian intensify, but the problem is that he is betrothed to her sister. Will she side with her duties or desire? Only time will tell...

𝟐𝒏𝒅 𝒃𝒐𝒐𝒌 𝒐𝒇 '𝑳𝒐𝒗𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝑯𝒆𝒓' 𝒔𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒔- _______________________________ Jhanvi Choudhary, a 29 year old CA starts her new phase of life while trying to absorb the scars that she received. Moving on from a trauma is not at all easy and so she is also doing the toughest thing which was trying to move on without giving a damn about others for once. But... A sweet-sweet past re-enters her broken life and with that a lot of drama! Yes! the ones she thought of leaving behind and permanently bidding farewell! Shubh Sharma, a 30 year old architect who was on the verge of losing his hopeless romantic side and deciding to be single all his life after failing at love many times and also because of age, meets his first ever 'doing something-something to heart' girl. He thinks she is having a normal life until he comes to know about her traumas, her past and her suffering. Well she did not expect him to be 'the one who stays', 'the one who doesn't judge', 'the one who tolerates her rudeness'. And... He never expected her to be broken yet so courageous, to be in pain yet still so perfect. Neither expected anything, not at that period of their lives. One who was slowly moving towards the cold side of emotions and the other who was trying to live a badass life... But still when 'coincidences' line up for their work and hearts stop listening to their owners, what will happen when both find them in positions they thought of never standing? Embrace on this 'not-so-perfect' or 'not-typical' journey of two reluctant beings. Their story may not be the 'fairy-tale' kind of story but it may leave a deep kiss to your souls that at last you will say, "Who even wants a fairytale when their 'not-so-perfect' reality makes your heart swim?" Achivements- #1 in feminists out of 2.33K stories(Dec 22) __________________________________________________

In a house where power speaks louder than love, they grow up learning to shrink themselves- their dreams , their voices , their worth constantly questioned. But fate sends people into their lives who hold mirrors instead of judgments, who carry storms of their own. And when their worlds collide, love becomes confusing, dangerous, healing, beautiful- all at once. Because some hearts don't meet to complete each other... they meet to rewrite each other.

If God gave you a second chance at life, would you seek forgiveness-or become the devil yourself? Riva Lane died in a prison infirmary-betrayed, erased, and branded a criminal. Framed by the man she loved, Marcus Gray, she lost everything: her empire, her child, and her soul. He sealed her inside a cage of lies and called it justice. Then she wakes up-three years earlier. Back in her penthouse. Silk on her skin. Steel in her heart. Marcus is right there, wearing that same "sincere" smile-close enough to kiss, close enough to kill. This time, Riva won't plead for her innocence. She'll dismantle his empire piece by piece until he's the one begging for mercy. To ruin a monster, she needs a power that plays by no rules-and the only man ruthless enough to help her is the one she can't afford to want. God gave her a second chance. Mercy was never part of the deal. If she has to become the devil to win... so be it.

"Magnolia Hollow" is a steamy Southern second-chance romance about Sutton Raines, a woman rebuilding her life after heartbreak, and Cade Mercer, the rugged contractor who helps her restore her grandmother's old inn-while unknowingly helping her rebuild herself. Set against the warm, rustic charm of Georgia's low country, the story follows Sutton as she confronts her past, rediscovers her strength, and slowly learns to trust love again. With deep emotional tension, tender intimacy, and a love rooted in resilience, Magnolia Hollow is a story of healing, homecomings, and finding the courage to rise after the fall.

This story is about the one and only princess of the kuru ancestry..Princess Duhshala. We will see the incidents of Mahabharata from her aspect here. We don't know much about her except her name and her relations with the so called Mahabharata characters. She was always remembered along with her adharmi brothers and adharmi husband. " Women are the ones who carries the tradition and sow the seeds of dharma and adharma on this land of great civilization" ----Duhshala So...left all those parts in the the original Mahabharata stories ... Here we are going to see her as herself ..how was she back in those times , how was her thoughts , who she would have ever fallen in love with... [ This story is fictional , it is not related with the original Mahabharata , And so it is not going to harm anything ] Here Duhshala is going to fall in love with krishna (because i personally think it would be natural and much more timely) .

He was used to people leaving him. She was used to people hurting her. What they weren't used to was having some one stay and actually give a damn about them. My first and perhaps only Sandhir centric story. Advice on writing them is most welcome. Warning : this is Sadda haq reimagined. I own nothing. I am also a Vidarth fan so I won't tolerate bashing of those two. Consider them a side pairing. This fic is a Sandhir one, but I have tried to give equal importance to both Randhir and Sanyukta as individuals as well. This story has been discontinued and is only up because of the comments I want to cherish. I will not be writing anymore for this. Bashing me for doing so is just going to make you look bad. Thanks. -----

"Meher, a gifted fashion designer burdened by poverty, and Aarav, a deaf-mute man scarred by silence, are bound by an unlikely marriage. But in a house filled with soft dinners, sewing machines, and quiet kindness - love begins to speak in its own language. A story of healing, dignity, and rediscovered dreams."

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.

"Isha discovers her mother's old diary and learns the untold story of her youth, her heartbreak, and the life she was forced into. A story of silence, sacrifice, and courage."

Short story ppl🖤 Do give a read🤘

Hey all, this story is about a girl, how she fights against all odds of society fearlessly. Quickly peep in to know more.

Some say she's dead, some say she's missing, and some say and truly believe she's alive and well.