Equality Stories

If we're all being honest, there's too much judgement in the world. Too many opinions, too many cultural stereotypes, but this series will more precisely be talking about the levels of contradictions of being a woman. From the "perfect body shape" all the way to silenced voices; here lies a story that's been written by the wrong doings of humanity

𝐆𝐈𝐕𝐄 𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐑𝐄𝐆𝐑𝐄𝐓 𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐈𝐄𝐒 𝟏 SYNOPSIS: Growing up, Kennaz Fleur Atelier or we should call "Kier" were very fond of designs and arts. He's very unlikely of other boys, who play cars, basketball, and other things that boys would love to do. Instead, he loves playing glittery things, shiny colors, and even silky dresses. His parents wonder, is their son perhaps... gay? Or not. But he was being loved, treated well, and they respect him. He loves arts and designs so much that at the age of eighteen, he startes his own business using his hard earned money from selling his own creations and sketches. But that's what he thought, because a chaos is looking for him, that makes him stop chasing his dreams first to pursue other things he was forced to face. His life is so very peaceful. Not until his twin introduced to him this man who's working to catch up with criminals, and reading articles. Or we should name him... Justice Caelum Sterling. A fine young man who's twenty five years old. Cold, arrogant, rude, and at the same time straight as fuck. He never tries having a relationship even with a woman. But when he saw him, he tried asking about his sexuality. Who wouldn't have? Kier's beauty is the epitome of justice. A fallen angel from the sky. Would their paths cross, or would the arts that created will serve from justice until their hearts will untie from each other? DISCLAIMER. THIS IS A BOY'S LOVE STORY! IF YOU'RE NOT A FAN OF THIS KIND OF GENRE THEN SKIP THIS ONE!

From the first day of meeting each other, it was only supposed to be a single time. They were only there for alliance purposes. The Roman King and the Pharaoh-an alliance unseen but current and fragile all the same. All must be on their best behavior-no slip ups, nothing of such sorts. Yet, it didn't seem to click for the First Son and Rightful heir to the throne of Rome, Aurelian Silvanus. Externally he may seem stern, stubborn, and cold towards the majority, focused and a prominent warrior-but internally his disdain, pride, and prejudice towards anyone not Roman was rather....glaring if anything. Unfortunately, when the Egyptian Prince, Ziyad Hijazi, stepped onto Roman shores that very specific day-everything changed. The universe had a sick humor sometimes and Aurelian didn't know if it pissed him off more or manifested his incoming future with the very Egyptian he was supposed to loathe with a passion. {Warning ⚠️} • 18+ and contains some strong topics such as racism and stereotype profiling. • This lore in this story may not be entirely historically accurate, so beware. •Pictures in this story are not made by me, nor do I claim them as mines. They were taken from Pinterest. •Lastly, the cover picture and opening chapter pictures were the only things made by me directly. §|~ Enjoy ~|§

They changed their skin to fit society... but lost themselves in the process.

Sana Yamen grew up in a strict, male-dominated household where girls were expected to stay silent, obey, and exist only within the boundaries of home. Her father ruled the family with absolute control, believing women's only purpose was marriage, motherhood, and service.Her mother, Rida, his first wife and father's other wives lived under the same roof in quiet submission, their lives shaped by endurance rather than choice. Yet Sana was different. Inside her lived dance - not as a hobby, but as identity. She moved in secret, guided by rhythm only she could feel. She dreamed of becoming a dancer, a teacher, an academy owner who would give children the freedom she was denied. But her family rejected it completely, calling it shameful and unworthy. On her eighteenth birthday, everything changed. An accident left Sana blind, and instead of compassion, her family saw opportunity. They planned to marry her off to an older man with multiple wives and a dark reputation, a man who treated women as replaceable. Sana resisted with everything she had, but her voice meant nothing in a house ruled by her father's authority. Her best friends, Aaria Bilal and Basma Tamer, rescued her briefly, offering her safety and hope. But her father came to take her back by force. That was when Ali, Aaria's older brother, stepped in. Raised with respect for women's strength and independence, Ali saw Sana not as a burden but as a person worth protecting. In a bold decision to shield her from her family and forced marriage, he married her. Their marriage began as protection, not love. But slowly, Ali gave Sana dignity, space, and encouragement. He helped her rediscover dance, guiding her to move again even in darkness. Sana, for the first time, began to rebuild her life. But peace did not last. Ali's ex-fiance returned - elegant, bitter, and manipulative. Behind her charm, she sowed doubt and tension, determined to destroy the fragile bond forming between Sana and Ali.

A short collection of poems and rhymes.

A poem about what a woman's worth was in the 1940's

"Welcome to the New World, where dreams are followed and lives are glorious." Unless you count the insane.

A thrilling story about a massive blast on the moon and the incredible events that unfold.

THEY live among us. How long? No one really knows. THEY have different ideas on how to live with us. Some agree, others don't. What would you do? Would you agree? Skyler Sawyer is a 22 year old architect who lives in San Francisco. In one day her whole life is changed, just like that. Can she adapt to this whole new way of living? Update schedule: *trying* every Monday and Friday *Belgian timezones* Rankings: #1 mythologie - -> 14/11/'20 #8 mythology --> 16/02/'20 (European type of dates)

I wonder why people feel like they have the right to ask me about my personal life. I don't know how many times a day I am asked, "Who are you? Where are you from? What are you mixed with?" My replies to those people are, "Why do you care where I'm from? It is your business to know what I am mixed with? How dare you overstep your boundaries and violate my space? Society judges my skin color, my hair, and my exotic features. It does not accept me for being who I am. I often hear, "You are too light to be black" or "You are too dark to be white." They size me up with their eyes of hate as if I asked for their opinion. I don't owe you an explanation. I am not on trial because of my background. I didn't choose my race. I did not ask to be here -- but I am here. I am not ashamed of who I am. You asked me, "Who am I?" The real question is, why are you obsessed with my race? Why is it any of your concern? I am Stella. I am 16 years old, and I am proud of who I am! I am biracial, and I am a human being just like you.

The world is different. After 99.9% of the population of women are killed, the girls who remain are precious. There are not enough women for the vast amount of men and so the wealthy formed The Flower Courts to purchase and keep the girls as their possessions. Olivia has known all her life that she will be bought, but that doesn't mean she likes the idea of it. Faced with the knowledge that she has no control over what happens to her and resenting the way women are treated, Olivia struggles to conform to what the world wants her to be. Women don't have the luxury of finding love. Women don't have the luxury of free will. This is all Olivia has ever known. Then she meets Kalin, a representative of one of the Flower Courts, and suddenly Olivia finds herself doubting everything she believes. He doesn't look at her the way the rest of the men do and doesn't treat her like something to own. But something dangerous is building and the world isn't as safe as Olivia believes it to be. Men want women, but they can't afford them. All that's left to do, is take them.

There has been peace for sixty years, but a group of dreamers is still fighting. Meet Audra Forman, a high school student that loses her societal power when she fails an exam. Now part of the poorest class in her civilization, she must learn how to survive without compromising what she believes in. Along the way, she meets others like her, including an idealistic aristocrat who dreams of creating change but must first find a way to change himself, and an impoverished, but spirited classmate, who fights to protect her home and her life. With their help, Audra finally begins to accept her new situation, but with her past among the privileged and her present among the downtrodden, knowing what to believe is right becomes increasingly difficult. Updates every Friday morning, and some Tuesdays. 10/05/18 - Ranked #56 in dystopia and #363 in science fiction!

Here is a girl who just wants to be understood. Bullied because of her introversial character, not born of a talent, she becomes the subject of torture in school. But when she realises that she's not the only one suffering,she tries making a stand,which almost cost her life. How will she be able to break out of this web of confusion and bring back sanity to her school?

Maybelle is a Princess. For the first sixteen years of her life, she was cooped up in a castle with her loving brother Novel and her controlling parents, the King and Queen of Rifft. Aquila is the daughter of a respected knight, Corvus Charming. Growing up amongst four older brothers, she learned to be independent and courageous, all without the help of her late mother. We all grew up on fairytales where the man rescues the princess, but what if, in this fairytale, a woman rescues the princess?

𝗧𝗘𝗟𝗟 𝗬𝗢𝗨𝗥 𝗙𝗥𝗜𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗦 𝗧𝗢 𝗣𝗨𝗟𝗟 𝗨𝗣

After Addison's mom leaves when she discovered her son wants to be a girl, she begins to wonder how the world would look at her. Will she be accepted into society or will she thrown out into the dirty streets of Chicago? **THIS IS NOT MEANT TO MAKE FUN OF ANYONE/TRANS** I 100% support all of you!

Due to Dad's job, 11-year-old Prim has to spend a month in Libya. With nothing to do in this strange country, Prim just wants to go home. Everything changes when two orphans from Syria, Mohammed and Muna, show up. One dark night, the three children end up as accidental stowaways and set out on the world's most dangerous journey. If they are going to survive, they have to be brave and stick together.

A lawyer-turned-vigilante conducts a fatal experiment to discover the perfect set of laws. It's the year 2035, and Tillamet is now a bustling smart city. With its city-wide blockchain and rich internet-of-things ecosystem, it serves as a glowing reminder to the world that investment in the right technologies can empower every fathomable industry. What is not apparent to the outside world, is that these same technologies are being used to give each Tillamet citizen the license to create his/her own laws and live by them without legal consequence. Are all human beings similar on some level? And will different peoples' preferences for the law eventually converge to create the best possible laws for society? Tarun Ladda, the mastermind behind the city's functioning, seems to think so. At least, that would explain why he sacrificed his career and his morals, got the blood of an entire community on his hands, and imprisoned thousands of men and women within the boundaries of Tillamet. But it's only a matter of time before the web of deceit around which this city was built will begin to unravel. Plus, there's the added issue of an abused teen killer in Tillamet who's acquired the power to escape the city, raring to hunt down the very people who put her in there...

My experience being a lesbian in 2019. It very short and concise but, it is powerful and true.