Bodypositivity Histórias

Storie Sovany is used to being dismissed as the fat friend, until she moves from New York City to rural Ohio for college and the charming frat boy Liam Alexander approaches her. Torn between disbelief and flattery, Storie hopes her luck may have finally changed - but is it too good to be true? [author's note: this is not a romance!]

• Highest Ranking #1 in Bulimia • •Highest Ranking #1 in Free Mental Illness • He's a quarterback struggling with a secret eating disorder that's destroying his life. She's a food-fanatic who loves every curve in her beautiful body. When their school is entered into Food Networks, "Chew With Schools" television cooking competition- Cira and Will are teamed up, and the crazy thing is. They might actually win.

Bailey Transon.Plus size teenager, a lover of bus taker and too busy to care of other peoples opinions.With conquering the world other than suffering high school life, Bailey's life was quite unique and different than others. Until, a new guy attracts her unexpected attention and she starts to question herself about her appearance, friends and all the people around her. Other than that, River had a dark secret . Will she find her way back to just being herself again or she'll be hating herself just because not having the Parts Of Perfection? What is exactly the Parts Of Perfection? 👄Rank 1 in #Lastyearofhighschool 👄Rank 3 in #Findingwhoyouare 👄Rank 1 in #Busstation 👄Rank 1 in #Buslover 👄Rank 4 in #Browneyes 👄 Rank 2 in #Stretchmarks 👄Rank 9 in #Beyou 👄Rank 3 in #Sneakers 👄Rank 38 in #Bailey

Disclaimer: Contains instances of verbal bullying and fat-shaming. ****** Like any other twenty-year-old Harper Young has problems: keeping up with her college assignments, trying to figure out mixed signals that society sends about her body, and dealing with a boy who just can't stop bullying her for her weight. You know little big problems. But the last one, that goes by the name of Adrien Augustine, is now getting bigger. ****** Excerpt: "You're sick." He really is. "You know what? I am sick." "Then get help and leave me alone!" "You're my help Peppa." He steps closer and my heart thuds. He leans down, inches separating our faces. I see something feral swirling in those black eyes as they roam over my face. He really resents me. "Seeing you strut around with your swollen body makes me sick. You getting rid of that disgusting flab is what going to help me Peppa," he coos mockingly. I suppress a whimper. He's pure evil.

Sometimes the hardest part of being loved is believing it. Selene has become very good at protecting herself. At 26, she has built a life beyond romance: family, ambitions, laughter, and friendships she once thought would last forever. After two painful friendship break-ups leave her questioning herself, Selene decides that keeping people at arm's length is safer than letting them close enough to hurt her. Love is no different. As a plus-size Black woman, Selene knows what it is to be overlooked, underestimated, or treated as though romantic attention belongs to women who look different from her. So she has learned not to expect too much. Then Nathaniel asks her out. He's attractive, funny, thoughtful and genuinely interested in her. What begins with one date becomes something neither of them expected. There are stolen glances, ridiculous inside jokes, late-night conversations, unexpected tenderness and a chemistry neither can ignore. Nathaniel doesn't fall for an idea of Selene. He falls for her. And Selene slowly begins to fall for him, too. But Nathaniel has his own wounds and fears, including a complicated relationship with other people's expectations and approval. Eventually, those fears collide with the woman he loves, and he makes a choice that leaves Selene questioning everything. Because there is a difference between loving someone behind closed doors and being brave enough to be seen choosing them. Selene doesn't need to be rescued. But if Nathaniel wants a future with her, he'll have to prove it. And Selene will have to decide whether she can trust him enough to let him close again. The Problem With Being Seen is a contemporary slow-burn romance about love, friendship, vulnerability, family, desire and the courage it takes to let yourself be completely known. Two imperfect people. Two complicated hearts. One love that will ask them both to be seen.

Marilyn is a gorgeous model. Tall, slim, brown eyes, pale skin, freckles from head to toe, reddish brown hair, bangs, and sadly a lot of money. Sure you think that's good considering she's a model and she has money, but....Marilyn doesn't just model. She gets rented out by other celebrities. Her manager mostly accepts deals with other celebrities managers requests. She has dated celebrities from Justin Bieber to Machine Gun Kelly. She also gets hired to go out to clubs or birthday dinners with other famous celebrities to make it seem like they are friends. Like Kendal Jenner and the Hadid sisters. Marilyn doesn't really have a say in what she does. When you sign your rights away to a modeling agency they basically have you for however long your contract is, marilyn didn't have a particular end in hers so this is reality until she has to be let go.

'They say Marriages are made in heaven. I think God forget to fix my match. Because still am unmarried.' - Always a Rejected Bride. 'Marriages are bullshit. Women are cunning, thinking about themselves only. I hate them. I hope, that I won't get married in this birth' - Uninterested Groom. 🌺🌺An plussize story. Please give a chance, I hope I will entertain you. Just your valuable comments is all I need. Enormous mistakes will be there. 🌺🌺

It is a personal story about the insecurities I have carried over the years and the journey I am still taking to learn how to love myself. There have been many moments when I looked at other people and wondered why my life seemed different from theirs. I noticed the things their parents could give them, the freedom they had, the experiences they could enjoy and the milestones they reached. Sometimes, I wondered if I was missing something or whether I was simply taking longer to get where I wanted to be. My relationship with my body has also changed over time. There was a period when I became conscious of my thick thighs and the fact that I did not have a flat stomach. Seeing very thin K-pop idols and toxic weight-loss contents made those feelings stronger, even though my own weight was within a normal range. I started seeing flaws where I had once simply seen myself. School brought another kind of insecurity. I sometimes wondered why I had to work so hard for good grades while others seemed to achieve them more easily. At other times, seeing K-pop idols my age or younger already succeeding made me question whether I had accomplished enough. There were also smaller things that stayed with me - the concerts I had to pay for myself, being single while others were dating, and having to wait to dye my hair because it needed time to become healthy again. Individually, these things may seem insignificant, but together they shaped the way I sometimes viewed my own life. For a long time, I thought being happier with myself meant changing the things I disliked or catching up with everyone else. I am slowly realising that it doesn't. I don't need someone else's body to appreciate my own. I don't need to reach success at the same age as someone else. I don't need a relationship, certain experiences or a particular appearance to prove that my life has value. I am still learning. I still have days when insecurity gets the better of me. But I am learning to be

In a world where ranks define destiny... she was never meant to be seen. She was too chubby to be desired. Too low-ranked to be noticed. Too broken to be chosen. Kery, a 31-year-old lower omega, living quietly, hiding behind her soft body and softer heart- She knew her place, has spent four silent years working as a maid in the grand pack house. Unmarked, unnoticed, and untouched Kery Valeira never expected love. by fate-she lives in the shadows, knowing her place in a world that never made space for someone like her. For her, even breathing the same air as the Alpha King is a privilege she never dared to imagine. Until one mistake... Leads her straight into the arms of the Alpha King. Xylon Draven-cold, ruthless, and dangerously possessive. The moment he touches her... The moment her scent fills the air- Everything changes. "Mate." What begins as a passing glance soon turns into something far more dangerous- Obsession. Possession. A bond that defies rank, age, and the very laws of their world. Because when an Alpha King wants something... he doesn't ask. He claims. Now there's no escape. Not from him. Not from his obsession. Not from the bond that ties them together. Because to him- She isn't imperfect. She's his. 1.5.2026: The Beginning of the Story.

💃🏽Parvathy Kumar never dreamed of becoming a dancer. Not because she lacked talent... But because the world convinced her that dreams belonged only to girls who fit into smaller sizes. So she danced only when no one was watching. On empty streets... Inside her room... Or beneath the rain, where nobody could judge the rhythm of her heart. Until one rainy evening in Bangalore... A single traffic signal. A colorful umbrella. One unforgettable dance. Standing inside his luxury car, billionaire Rahul Saxena watches a stranger dance across a zebra crossing as though the rain itself has fallen in love with her. He doesn't know her name. He only knows he has never seen someone so beautifully free. The next morning, fate walks her straight into his boardroom-not as a dancer, but as the newest accountant confidently presenting the company's annual budget. She believes she is too ordinary to be loved. He decides to spend the rest of his life proving that she is extraordinary. A slow-burn romance about rain, dreams, family, laughter, healing, dance, and discovering that the right person doesn't make you perfect... They simply make you believe you already were.

> Diagnosed with Genital TB and told "you may never have children," CEO Yoon Chaerim thinks her life is over. > Her doctor? The senior who once saved her with a cardigan in high school. > Over 9 months of treatment, stalkers, and family secrets, > Chaerim learns to heal her body, her heart, and finally become a mother. > 'From sterile... to family.'

MORE THAN ENOUGH Aarohi Mehta has spent most of her life believing that some girls are simply meant to be loved more easily than others. She is too curvy. Too insecure. Too ordinary. And definitely not the kind of girl someone like Aviraj Raizada would ever choose. Aviraj is everything Aarohi isn't. He is the heir to one of the country's most powerful business families. Rich, arrogant, impossibly handsome-and completely surrounded by people who have never had to worry about money, appearances, or belonging. They come from two different worlds. So when Aviraj starts noticing her, Aarohi assumes there's a catch. There has to be. But Aviraj doesn't see the girl who hides behind oversized clothes. He sees the girl who laughs until she can't breathe. The girl who cares too much. The girl who pretends she's okay when she isn't. The girl who has no idea just how beautiful she is. And the more he falls for her, the harder Aarohi finds it to believe that someone like him could genuinely want someone like her. Because loving Aviraj is easy. Believing that she deserves to be loved by him is not. And when his family, his world, and the difference between their lives finally stand between them, Aarohi will have to decide whether she wants to keep running from the girl in the mirror- or finally become her. Because Aviraj can tell her she's beautiful a thousand times. But he can't teach her to believe it. She has to learn that herself.

The Shortys 2026 Lost In The Stars - Short Story Thirteen-year-old Adaline is pulled from class by a stranger promising to take her to her parents on an alien colony. She doesn't trust him. Then everything falls apart. Our dear ones went before us. - Poem Title shortened to make links shorter.

"I can't watch anyone else I love die! It should have been me! Why wasn't it me." Nova Smith was in Tokyo, visiting her best friend's hometown. They were celebrating graduating college, hoping for one last adventure before they began their professional lives. But when they walk out of a bar one night and notice all of Tokyo is completely empty, Nova knows that their adventure may turn more deadly than they had planned. As she plays the games and makes friends, allies, and enemies, she learns more about herself and what she is capable of. Including, maybe, just maybe. Love.

Ophelia Gómez didn't move four hundred miles away to fall in love. She came to disappear. At twenty-two, Lia is determined to rebuild the life she barely recognizes as her own. A tiny apartment, long shifts at a worn-down diner, and a new town where no one knows her past aren't exactly the fresh start she imagined-but they're hers. And after years of having her choices taken from her, hers means everything. Then Jaxon Wilder starts showing up in her section. Jaxon isn't supposed to become part of her new beginning. And Lia certainly isn't prepared for the way he looks at the body she's spent years trying to hide-or how easily he sees through the walls she's built around herself. But just as Lia begins to believe she can have something good, the past she drove four hundred miles to escape finds its way back into her life. Jaxon's instinct is to fight for her. Lia's is to run. Except this time, she doesn't want someone to save her. She wants to learn how to stand on her own. Because some fights aren't won inside the ring. And sometimes the most important thing you can do after being knocked down...

~Self-Love Poem~ (May be edited in the future.)

As everyone knows, the start of the school year is an important time for shaping one's character and identity. This is particularly true of the first year of sixth form, which is perhaps one of the most important moments in a student's life. Anything could happen, but gossip is obviously the most popular topic of conversation.

In questo scritto seguiremo il viaggio di Giada e ci perderemo nel labirinto di pensieri che offusca la sua mente durante lo sviluppo di problemi alimentari e il desiderio di guarigione. Per Giada, l'anoressia non è solo una questione di controllo del peso, ma una fuga disperata dalla paura, dai demoni del suo passato e dall'insicurezza. Con ogni pasto saltato, con ogni boccone di cibo rifiutato, Giada si allontana sempre di più dalla realtà e dalla sua vera essenza. Ma mentre il vuoto si allarga dentro di lei, una scintilla di speranza continua a bruciare, pronta a illuminare il cammino verso la guarigione. PS: Il racconto è tratto da scritti personali che ho appuntato durante il mio percorso personale. Ho sofferto di anoressia in maniera molto grave, ma ne sono uscita e ora sto bene. Abbiate cura di voi <3

This personal story explores the true meaning of beauty and the journey toward self-acceptance. It highlights the challenges of dealing with body image struggles, negative comments, and the pressure to fit certain beauty standards. Through a difficult experience, the writer discovers the importance of body positivity and learns that true beauty is not defined by weight, appearance, or skin condition, but by confidence, self-love, and the beauty that comes from within.

a typical girl who breaks her typical rules