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A Fictional Memoir of the tradition of a woman playing Peter Pan, which helped me think through my Gender. This NeroQueer Retellung is appropriate for readers 10 and up, because kids have the RIGHT to read Queer Literature! Since an "Actress" is assumed to be a woman, and Peter Pan is a boy, there is Misgendering in this fanfiction. It was in the tags, but I want to put a clear Trigger Waning. Also, Trigger Warning for the racial slur that calls Indigenous People "Red." I have thoughts... Credit for the Fairy Genders goes to J.M. Barrie My portrayal of Tiger Lily is Anti-Colonial Through a Disability Justice lens. To Sondra Lee, who played Tiger Lily, and saved my life To Lerisssa Fasthorse, who justly restored my lost dignity To Adolph Green, who taught me what makes a monter and what makes a man, is complicated To Jerome Robbins, who challenged my intellect and morality And of course to Mary Martin, who taught me about the "Unusal things you can do"

Payton Bree Carson loved her life at Ridgeway High School. She had A's in all of her advanced classes, had a spot on the cheerleading squad, was the best archer on the archery team, had her four best friends, and the perfect boyfriend. That all changes when Payton's dad, military-active Sergeant, asks her to be a test subject for Stonehart Military Academy, an all-boy military school. After he begs her multiple times, she accepts and is taken to Stonehart. There she meets, Aiden Williams, the guy who's supposed to show her around the academy and help her get settled in. Immediately, they hate each other. After a couple of weeks at the academy, Payton and her best friends make a bet to make Aiden fall in love with her and then break his heart. But is Aiden's heart too hard to crack? And what if feelings start to surface between Aiden and Payton? What if he's hiding a secret? What if he's doing a bet of his own? Find out in His Unbreakable Heart.

I wish for many of us to see beyond what meets the eye and understand more than what we think we know. This piece is my hope-that others might feel the same way, and capture what I'm trying to say beneath the surface.

Two strangers meet during a zombie apocalypse, and have to learn to cooperate together to survive. They struggle and at times wish they could give up but always fight through. On their adventure to find a safe haven, they encounter more people and group up to defend each other. Will the small group of strangers be able to survive in a world that's out to destroy them? Started: March 18, 2022 Finished: [unfinished] #95 in Forest Story written by both @HumanitysKarma and Tee :)

This is a story about Gender Inequality.

You're you're own witch. No matter the price they pay. This story is something you can depict yourself. There is love but also heartbreak. Magic does happen. But with serious consequences. Be careful with what you hear. And careful what you wish for. The story goes out on a character with self discovery. It may not be for everyone and some words will trigger certain individuals. So please if you are under the age of 18+ then this story is NOT for you. It also is not for the faint of heart and can cause major anxieties. Please be weary on what's to come. You have been warned.

Lillyin was a beta tester. Her friends weren't. Now they are trapped in SAO! Though Lillyin is a skilled fighter in game and out but will it be sufficient to save her friends? Will they survive this as hundreds die daily? #72 in genderequality this is the censored vision. this only means that they do not cuss. the story line is still the same as my original story [posting soon]

Have you ever felt that you couldn't come to anyone for help or could tell anyone how you actually feel? TW: Depression, Suicidal thoughts, Vent

Kia Natividad never planned to fall in love, not while juggling tuition fees and family mess she never asked for. But one lonely night, she stumbled into Leomatch, a random dating bot on Telegram that promised nothing... yet gave her everything. That's where she met Brook Lim, a soft masc with a warm smile, gentle words, and a heart big enough to hold all of Kia's noisy dreams and quiet fears. From awkward 2 AM chats to secret campus coffee dates, they fell for each other in ways they never thought possible. But love isn't always enough. When Kia's world fell apart debts, family pressure, lost dreams - she pushed Brook away, believing she had to break her own heart to save what's left of herself. They thought that was the end. It wasn't. Years passed. Jobs changed. People came and went. They tried to forget but the universe kept pulling them back together, one accidental glimpse, one drunken kiss, one last chance. This is a story of soft nights, harsh mornings, messy break-ups, and quiet forgiveness. It's about fighting for the love you almost lost... and finally choosing it, again and again. This is love. Love, Kia & Brook.

Step into the captivating world of Lady Tessa, a remarkable Victorian lady who challenges societal norms and fights for her independence. In this tale of intrigue and self-discovery, Tessa, a talented writer known as Lady Tessa, finds herself torn between societal expectations and her own desires. As she navigates the upcoming royal party and the pressure to marry, Tessa defies conventions, questioning the true source of happiness. With her quick wit and rebellious spirit, she stands as a symbol of empowerment for women of her time. Join Lady Tessa on her journey of rebellion, as she seeks to carve her own path amidst a society that seeks to confine her.

This is a world that no one talks about, a place so strange it's left in silence, ignored by the masses. People act like it's just another ordinary part of life, something typical, something easy to overlook. But if you dare to look closer, you'll see it hidden in plain sight, waiting for someone to notice. In this world, nothing is truly normal, nothing is as it seems. It's a place that makes you question everything you thought you knew. Once you see it, it lingers in your mind, impossible to forget. Are you ready to step into a reality that others are too afraid to acknowledge? (PICTURE DESCRIPTION: It's a reflection of how I see things: broken, twisted, and out of order. The pieces are falling apart, but maybe that's because this strange world was never whole to begin with.)

Are you an author who happens to be cisgender and straight, while having no queer friends to properly tell you what the queer community is like? Well, this is just for you to properly make it believe, better show your support, and use the proper terminology.

"He has lost you little one, but we have found you."

In a land where power is earned and not inherited, the Kingdom of Elaria stands as a beacon of justice and equality. Here, titles such as King, Queen, Prince, and Princess are posts granted to the most capable individuals, regardless of their birth or gender. Amara, a determined young woman from a humble village, dreams of proving her worth and leading her people as King. Meanwhile, Caelan, a brilliant strategist from a rival town, aspires to be the Queen. Their paths cross as they both vie for power against the ruling King's strict constitution. Initially, they see each other as rivals, but soon realize their shared goals and join forces. Their alliance blossoms into a deep and abiding love, challenging the norms of their society. However, their journey is fraught with obstacles, not least of which is the current Prince, who harbors his own ambitions and a growing jealousy over their bond. As Amara and Caelan fight to prove their worth, they must navigate political intrigue, personal vendettas, and their burgeoning feelings for each other. Their story becomes a legend, proving to the kingdom and the world that the titles of King, Queen, Prince, and Princess are not just inherited but earned. They leave an indelible mark on history, ruling with a wisdom and love that future generations can only aspire to.

Well, this is some stupid shit that's on my mind.. There will probably be some questions or polls too..? Like questions about sexuality and genders, friends and love... I dunno. You'll find out if you read it !

Women Empowerment - How to help and stop discrimination against women: Women empowerment is a big challenge for many countries, including the developing and developed ones. The world is a male-dominated place. Even in countries where women have equality, they are still discriminated against. In the United States and Europe, women earn less than men, despite the fact that they often have higher degrees and more experience. Women also earn less than men in developing countries. They are excluded from leadership positions and live shorter lives on average.

A magazine for HER, by HER!

A short story which was worth publishing for me... Lady Adaira's story took the world by storm... Her voice was heard in the crowd of many others who remained silent......And till this date she rules the hearts of every Britain...

When I see the stories in e.l.f contest, I remember a woman who has a huge part in my life to being here. My Teacher. This is a short story written for a contest e.l.f. Join if you want to share the story of an admirable woman in your life, link is in the story.

A girl who wrote and confessed her feelings towards John who she admired the most. Amidst her sleepless nights, she found herself thinking about that one specific person who will be the greatest mistake of her life. It all started with a letter and yet the ending was just like how the story starts.