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सुना है कि उनको शिकायत बहुत है नज़र भर के वो देखते भी नहीं हैं हमारे लिए सोचते भी नहीं हैं गुज़रते हैं हम रोज़ राहों से उनकी मगर वो हमें रोकते भी नहीं हैं A tale of love vs hate She is just a broken piece crushed by many legs. He is the one who wasn't expected in her life. She is filled with hate and guilt. When cries turn into lies. A battle of blood, pain and grief. "ना वो मोहब्बत थी, न ये नफ़रत है... बस एक अनकही सी कशमकश है।"

A story of a young girl who's facing a lot of challenges and emotional turmoil, at a young age to struggling with her own identity and purpose. The contrast between being an independent woman of her own and being loved by someone add a new identity to her personality . This story has woven in themes of family dynamics, societal expectations, and personal aspirations. I'm eager to see how Alisha's journey unfolds and how she navigates these obstacles to find her own path in life.

'Have you even considered how difficult this is? A woman, having to pretend to be a man to protect herself, because the men whom she is hiding from cannot keep it in them to have decency. They feel threatened. They feel disrespected when a woman bests them.' ₊˚ ✧ ━━━━⊱⋆⊰━━━━ ✧ ₊˚ Scarlet Petrikov is a young woman in a world where piracy has reached its Golden Age. The only problem? There is a strict sea law that forbids women from even being a pirate. Underneath her father and her brother's protectiveness at hiding her strength and her gender beneath a disguise, Scarlet does not want to seem any less of a pirate due to wanting to honour her family's extraordinary legacy. Enemies of all likeness will do anything to hurt Scarlet: the Global Assembly, the Pirate Generals and enemies of the Petrikov name. But there are unsuspecting allies, especially as she gains the attention of a charming Pirate King. Scarlet will never let anyone get under her skin, but can she persevere through the eyes of mockery that men have for her? ₊˚ ✧ ━━━━⊱⋆⊰━━━━ ✧ ₊˚ DISCLAIMERS!! This story is NOT in the romance genre, but there is a romance between the FMC and another character; it is a slow burn, so please don't worry, since I will have a lot of scenes with them! But this story follows the FMC's development, story, and journey! (WRITTEN IN UK ENGLISH) [ONGOING]

Magic is real!?! Ayana was a girl who was born unlucky. She was born in a village with strict patriarchy, where girls didn't get to do a lot -including education. Never got the love of her parents, they even beat her. Always bullied by the villagers. But that was until she one day defied the rules. When her big brother took her to the capital ignoring everyone's protest, and admitted her in the biggest academy there, Ayana had no idea what to do. But she realized something. Though it was the biggest academy to exist, no one knew anything about it. She soon found out the reason for that as well. There was magic in the academy. And no one outside of the academy knew the academy existed. Ayana was shocked to find out that even she could do magic. But she couldn't do anything like that before. And then she realized the secret of attaining magic, which everyone called 'urja'. But now Ayana has to navigate her way through this new life, while making friends and keeping up with her academic scores. What will happen when trouble pokes her from everywhere? Read to find out if Ayana makes it to the end, or breaks mid way. .......................................... This is the first book. Updates every Wednesday (might be delayed sometimes) Do not copy this book. And do enjoy the story. The cover picture doesn't belong to me. I have taken the picture from Pinterest. If its your picture and you want me to remove it I will. I own the story and the characters though. ✌

What happens when the place meant to protect you becomes the place that breaks you? Agony (Parents Can Be Wrong) is a powerful and emotional story about growing up in a toxic home filled with constant conflict, painful words, and shattered self-worth. From a young age, she watched her home turn into a battlefield where arguments, insults, and violence were everyday realities. Instead of love, she learned fear. Instead of encouragement, she heard words that made her believe she was worthless simply because she was a girl. The constant tension slowly destroyed her confidence and shaped how she saw herself and the world around her. Pain turned into silence. Silence turned into anger. And anger slowly grew into hatred toward the very people she was taught to respect. But deep inside the broken pieces of her heart, a small spark of hope remained. This deeply moving story explores: • The emotional scars of growing up in a toxic family • The painful impact of gender discrimination • The silent struggles of children in violent homes • The journey from brokenness toward healing Agony (Parents Can Be Wrong) is more than just a story, it is a voice for every child who has ever suffered in silence and a reminder that sometimes... even parents can be wrong. A heartbreaking yet powerful story of pain, survival, and hope.

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Trying to get through an ordinary school day, she never expected a simple classroom discussion to turn into something much deeper. But when a debate about women and harassment sparks tension among her classmates, she finds herself unable to stay silent. ____ Speaking up was never easy, but staying quiet was worse. As she challenges the harmful beliefs of those around her, a painful memory resurfaces, one that changed her life forever. In a world quick to judge and blame, can her voice make a difference? Or will the weight of the society's mindset continue to silence the truth that women are more than what people make them out to be?

Being a woman in the society Ameera lives in isn't so easy. Every choice is judged, every small misstep remembered, and criticism follows her even when it is undeserved. Especially Growing up with a father whose control shaped her fears as much as her faith. But some limits were not made to be obeyed Follow the journey of Ameera as she manages to break and go beyond all the boundaries set for her as a female and fight for the rights she deserves, all while finding her true love and the people she gets to call family forever. The Life She Chose is a story about womanhood, belief, love, and the courage it takes to live honestly in a world determined to silence you.

Being accused of plagiarising a famous author's novel, Siddhi Singh Gill, a literature student, lost all her chances at being a writer. One incident and everything was snatched away; her career, her bestfriend and her image. Hridhaan Natraja, her former bestfriend, chose to leave her side in her darkest times because he had his own demons to fight with. Caught in a web of lies and betrayals, he is now too cautious to put his trust into anyone. Eight years later, their fates decided to intervene and brought them together. Will they be able to set things straight this time or will it severe their relationships further?

So you're fresh out of high school or college and landed a job? Starting your career? Here's some short tips on how to make the most of a kick-ass career. The purpose of the book is to empower women starting in the workforce, and give them confidence to set boundaries and thrive in their careers. I've used my own experiences to write the book, having worked in global management teams for international firms, particularly in male-dominated environments where unconscious bias and stereotypes still exist. If you want some career tips from an MBA graduate with published work on leadership, then this is the book for you. *Featured on Wattpad's official Non-fiction profile, @nonfiction *Nonfiction winner of the Reader's Choice Awards 2020 Cover by: @iM0THS Disclaimer: any recommendations, suggestions or advice are only for information purposes and may not suit all circumstances related to the advice. The author is not responsible for readers' career choices. Readers are responsible for their own choices. If you see this story anywhere else but Wattpad please report it and alert the author. Copyright © E Pettersen 2021. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be transmitted in any form without written permission from the author, with the exception of quotations in articles or reviews. This book is fiction. Names, characters, and most places are fictitious. This book may not be reproduced and sold for commercial purposes.

"Just One Slap?" focuses on two forms of violence; the physical and psychological violence of Katya's former partner, as well as the institutional violence directed against her and her infant child. The book doesn't cover all forms of violence against women; only violence not considered serious in social terms. The following scene is the scene that was later qualified as 'just one slap': "Out of the blue, before I could even finish my sentence, Eric - whilst carrying Zoe in his arms - struck me across the face. The shock of that first slap rippled through every cell in my body. He screamed "slut, bitch", grabbing my left arm and pushing me hard. His face turned blood red and his veins popped as he lunged hurling threats and insults: "I'll rip you apart, you crazy bitch". I told him to stop, and he slapped me again. He grabbed my other arm and squeezed it so hard, I thought it would dry up and drop off. I struggled out of his grip, but no 'time out'; I was still against the ropes. I had no idea what to do; fight or flight? Eric is 1.82 metres... And he had Zoe in his arms! Me, I'm nothing next to him; petite 1.58. "Stop! I'm not as strong as you," I pleaded, naively trying to reason with him. The shoving was so violent, I almost fell over... several times. During this unbelievable battle of the sexes, what was mostly on my mind was snatching Zoe away from him. She was still in his arms screaming, her lungs about to burst, completely terrorised..." This book focuses on institutional violence. It intends to raise public awareness and, in my view, can be a useful 'compass' for victims to navigate through the current institutional labyrinth. It does not intend to render any type of psychological, legal, or other kind of professional advice. It can also be used as part of a training toolkit for professionals dealing with women's rights and gender equality (especially police officers, members of the health services, social workers, lawyers and judges).

I used to think getting married was the happiest thing I could do to myself-- but that was all wrong. I am a feminist and this short claims are for ignorant sexist boys (and sometimes girls). I dedicated this piece to my sisters all over the world. I hope I can be your voice! *I really like my male friends and male colleagues, I don't mean to hurt them or attack them. (just in case some people think I am a man-hater which I am not. I am against sexists.) So in my proses when I mention 'men', that means misogynistic/ ignorant/ sexist men.

Dream learns about the horrors of being born a girl in modern day society. He does his best to help Drista but it's too late. -Characters-

London, 1857. Tea merchant Sir Brooks grew strong feelings for the reckless soldier and lady in disguise Miss Taylor and yet, lustful whims of the élite and thirst for blood hindered his tender affection, jeopardizing the lives of the ones he loved. Furthermore, a mutiny found its roots in the colony of India due to foreign influence and social injustices. Will their lives still be interlaced? A new intriguing view of England's history between west and exotic east will tell the story of selfless love and a sabotage. Anyone can be bold regardless of their gender. Dear ladies and gentlemen, you'll never believe my discovery! A little birdie told me one of the most loyal servants Her Majesty has ever had was, indeed, a sergeant of the British army, a woman whose courage was as illustrious as the boldness which would have burgeoned in a man! A revolt took place in India - where tea and spices were traded with the West - to demand justice and the East India Company was slowly losing its control over those territories. What do you think it would have happened if our sergeant had stolen the heart of a young tea merchant? Will the Empire's wealth and safety still be guaranteed?

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Nana Calvit, an average (looking) girl, took advantage of the idea that no one wanted to be student body president, decided to take the seat for herself. In an attempt, to clean up the halls of J.C Academy, a predominantly male private school who is known to have some of the worst delinquents in the county, she becomes a fan favorite, for the girls. Not only does she have to the problem of being over this prison, but she also has to maintain her compose, ultra-smart, persona, while not letting anyone find out about her double life. Find out she cope with the waters, once the school's heartthrob, Jace Duncan, discovers her double life.

When her family finds themselves down on their luck, a hard-working and ambitious teen sets out on a quest to help them, risking her own freedom by protesting the New Order's abolishment of women's rights. Commissioned by THE HANDMAID'S TALE, a new Hulu Original series premiering April 26th.

For thousands of years, we have been living in a society where women have been killed for honour, they have been raped, they have been burned with acid and they have been imprisoned. ____ This book is a collection of articles on woman imprisonment, where I am trying to raise a question. Are we really trying to change the society and giving women their right to love freely, breath freely, and dream freely, as we claim? Are we actually trying to make a society where our mothers, our sisters, our wives and our daughters can live free and independent?

Fourteen Lectures to female Workers and Farmers at the Swerdlow University, 1921 English Translation of an anthropological lecture about women's history

🅃🄰🄶 ★·.··.·★ A story in witch 3 sisters emerge from Scared little girls To 3 intelligent Wealthy slick Women ★·.·'¯'·.·★ Started:8/12/19