Identity Stories

Naofumi didn't just buy Raphtalia that night he also bought another demi. ======================================================================= I don't own rising of the shield hero I just own my OC and modifications to the plot. Enjoy!

In a home where love was a currency, she was always bankrupt. Her parents' affection was reserved for the twin who reflected their every hope, leaving her to inherit the hushed comparisons and soft dismissals. She was constantly reminded of her lesser worth, but she never imagined her marriage would be a cast-off from the twin who was truly desired. Offered as a consolation prize, she expects only disappointment in a loveless union. Yet, the journey of marriage becomes an unexpected path to self-discovery. The Color Of My Own Sky is a story of the invisible bruises that shape a soul, and the battle to finally find the courage to paint your own brilliant horizon. Nov. 3 ©deey_jah

Never in my life did I ever think I'd be reincarnated. As far as I'm aware, being able to reincarnate means being good in your previous life, and being given a chance to restart your life anew. Although I don't consider myself particularly good, I'm not bad either. I simply existed somewhere in between. Regardless, I never expected to wake up inside a fantasy novel! And not just any novel, but a "dark romance", as my sister would call it. The kind with an obsessive male lead willing to go to any lengths to protect his delicate, soft-spoken heroine. Even if it meant murder. I had read the story before, and yes, it was undeniably cliché. But now, I find myself trapped within said story, cast as the villain, destined to meet my end at the hands of the possessive, and dangerously unhinged male lead. I can't tell if this world despises me or if it's offering me a twisted kind of opportunity. But one thing is for certain: I have to survive. And I need to find a way out. "Things can't possibly get worse than this... right?" - MC. Not edited, so it may have some mistakes. If you see things that don't really make sense, please leave a comment and let me know :) Credits to the original artist of the cover.

"Beauty is pain, honey. Pero ang pag-ibig? Iyan ang operasyong kahit walang anesthesia, handa akong tiisin... basta si Doc ang humahawak ng scalpel." Si Cairo ay isang celebrity makeup artist na ang tanging batas ay perfection. Para sa kanya, ang lahat ng deperensya ay kayang itago ng contour at concealer. Ngunit mababasag ang kanyang mundo nang makilala niya si Dr. Gauri, isang doctor na walang oras para sa vanity at mas pinapahalagahan ang katotohanan kaysa sa ilusyon. Sa pagitan ng makulay na brushes at matatalim na scalpels, madidiskubre nila na ang tunay na kagandahan ay hindi nakikita sa salamin-kundi sa mga peklat na matapang nating ipinapakita sa taong nakakaintindi sa atin. Isang makulay na banggaan ng sining at siyensya. Dahil minsan, ang kailangan mo lang para gumaling ay ang taong hindi takot makita ang iyong bare face.

Michihiro Kurozawa, a transfer student with an air of mystery and isolation, struggles to adapt to a world that feels strangely foreign to him. High school. His sense of values clashes with modern society, sparking tension with teachers and classmates and raising the question; can I fit in? Classroom Of The Elite Fan-fiction OC Author: Realpeakwars Illustrators: i.choked.on.a.cherry.pit (Discord) & 1hatethisname (Wattpad) & Sierra_NN (Wattpad)

*Completely unrelated to 'Sextape'* Mila was sick of being categorised as a nerdy brunette in college- so she created her online avatar, Lila. But Adrian, Mila's classmate and hardcore fan of Lila- just HAD to discover her double life. *Meant for mature audience* *Bonus chapters will have the best smuts imo ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)* *cover image from google*

Whether it's a deep dive into a spotlight on a hidden cultural gem or a collective echo of our week on Wattpad, this is where our shared journey is documented. It is a wonderful opportunity to keep track of all the activities happening here at identityandculture. Also, it is your opportunity to share your voices and learn from all the communities all over Wattpad.

(Basically like weird science but gay with magic than science) Starting from Eclipse, Jessica keeps choosing guys that she believes would make everything better, but also to feel wanted. Why was Jessica not worthy of someone wanting her? What did she do wrong? Unlike Angela, she was content with her family, her school duties, and being there for her friends. Yes, she had a convenient small crush on her co-reporting partner from the paper, Eric Yorkie, but she already knew it wouldn't last. The person that Angela wants in the world, is her chatty best friends who would never see her in that light. Jessica is straight, so why bother? Jessica wanted Edward, and Angela couldn't do much as Jessica was bluntly rejected by Edward Cullen in front of the whole cafeteria. But Angela was there as a supportive friend, a shoulder for Jessica to cry on. Angela thought that Jessica had moved on, but nope, Jessica had the ridiculous idea to try to curse Edward or at least cast a spell for both of them to find true happiness with someone who genuinely loves them. The spell works, and a gorgeous girl appears in front of them, shocking Jessica and Angela having an internal gay panic again. Lives for the two small-town teens just got more interesting.

A dying Earth. A future built on escape. When Iris wakes on the planet Terra, she has no memory of how she arrived, only fragments of a life that may not belong to her. A son calls her "Mother." A man she cannot fully remember lingers in her thoughts like a wound she cannot locate. And beneath Terra's engineered paradise, something about survival feels wrong. Across collapsing Earth, long-haul space missions, and buried government records, lives begin to intertwine, echoing across time and distance in ways none of them fully understand. A woman trying to remember who she is. A man trying to save someone who may already be lost. A doctor who once tried to resist fate ... and failed. And a generation built on secrets never meant to survive. But some love stories do not end cleanly. They fracture. They echo across time. And when they return ... they do not come back the same. UPLOAD SCHEDULE: New chapters drop every 3 days. Volume 1: Just Ask, My Iris (Complete Arc) Volume 2: Live, Anyway (Complete Arc) Volume 3: Love Me. Love Me Not. (Ongoing) Future Volumes: In development Hit that Follow button to lock in your story alerts and join this journey across the stars!

Adsila(ad-SILL-uh) "Addy" Rainwater Peters talks to everyone. Teachers move her seat constantly. Strangers become friends in five minutes. Silence makes her nervous. Quinn Carter is the exact opposite. Quiet, sarcastic, and permanently labeled "the emo girl" by people who have never bothered to know her, Quinn keeps to herself and likes it that way. When a teacher finally seats Addy next to Quinn, neither of them expects much. But as the school year unfolds, Addy discovers that Quinn is nothing like the rumors. Behind the hoodies and sharp one-liners is someone funny, thoughtful, and fiercely loyal. And for the first time, Quinn finds herself letting someone see the parts of her she's always kept hidden. Between late-night TV marathons, archery practice, music, family struggles, and the uncertainty of growing up, the two girls form an unlikely friendship that changes them both. As graduation approaches, Addy begins questioning things she thought she understood-including herself. And Quinn must decide whether she's ready to stop hiding from the world. A heartfelt coming-of-age story about friendship, identity, and discovering that the people we think we know are often so much more than they seem. Because Quinn Carter was never really the emo girl. And maybe Addy was never exactly who she thought she was, either.

Life isn't measured by how long you live, but by the lives you change. Raksha is a story of courage, sacrifice, mystery, and patriotism. A young woman disappears from one life only to emerge in another under a different identity. As secrets unfold, loyalties are tested, and one mission could decide the fate of many.

Between Her and Her Daniel Thomas only wanted a fresh start. A new school. A quiet life. A future built with nothing but his talent and determination. But some people enter your life when you least expect them. Teni Adeyemi, a gifted musician searching for something money can't buy. Amara Okafor, the brilliant daughter of an influential family carrying expectations she never chose. Korede Williams, the academy's celebrated basketball star with dreams as heavy as the crowd's applause. As friendships deepen, secrets begin to surface, and hearts are tested, each of them must face a question no classroom can answer: Who do you become when life forces you to choose? Between Her and Her is a slow-burn coming-of-age novel about friendship, identity, family, ambition, and the quiet choices that change lives forever. New chapters every Friday. By Sholanke Peter Olayiwola (Son of Ink) > This story is currently ongoing and updates every Friday. Thank you for reading and supporting my journey.

Bound by Grace Amara Eze has built a life around not needing anyone - worship leader by day, quietly guarded since the courtship that ended with her standing alone at the altar, bouquet in hand, two years ago. She's made peace with being "called to singleness." Or so she tells herself. Then her father changes everything over breakfast. Daniel Okafor just returned from six years on the mission field - steady, sincere, and entirely unprepared for the courtship his father has arranged for him with a woman he barely remembers. He didn't come home to fall in love. He came home to fix his father's church, not his own heart. Their fathers want a wedding. The church wants a scandal-free distraction. Amara and Daniel just want six weeks to figure out if this is a kindness - or a countdown. But somewhere between forced family dinners, a mission trip neither of them wanted, and a church full of aunties already planning the wedding, obligation starts cracking into something neither of them is ready to name. And when old wounds resurface - his fear of choosing anything for himself, her fear of being humiliated again - they'll have to decide if love arranged by other people can still be love they choose for themselves. A slow-burn Christian romance about grace, trust, and learning to want something without being afraid to lose it.

Maya has it all figured out - the grades, the discipline, the perfect-daughter act. Until it starts breaking her. Then she finds a hidden clearing at the edge of town - and a girl already there. Lucy is hiding from her own version of the same pressure, torn between an artist's heart and a family that calls her passion a hobby. What starts as two strangers sharing a silence becomes a friendship strong enough to carry them both through rejection, self-doubt, and the terrifying work of choosing their own paths. Told entirely in their own voices - Maya's and Lucy's, alternating, unfiltered - this is a story about what it costs to keep performing for everyone else, and what it means to finally stop. A coming-of-age story about pressure, identity, and the quiet strength found in true friendship.

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Danaël never knew what he really was. Until the day a forbidden book chose him. A book capable of containing creatures that should never exist. Now that it's been opened... something is trying to get out.

A collection of poems telling a story, starting from sunrise to sunset. Inspired by Vanessa Carlton's Be Not Nobody.

For one year, I endured bullying in my first school that happened when I was in seventh grade . I kept telling myself that things would get better, but they never did. When my parents wanted me to change schools. At first, I couldn't accept it. But after a year of pain, I finally agreed. My new school gave me a fresh start. I became a topper, earned respect, and made friends that seemed perfect from the outside. But some wounds don't disappear with a change of place. Then one evening, I met a mysterious stranger selling an old book. Out of pity, I bought it, never imagining that it would change my life forever That night, I wrote: "I wish I could change my past and my mistakes." The book answered. It offered me the power to return to the past and rewrite my life . At that time I thought I could fight them back when they were trying to insult me . But every boon came with a price: for every wish granted, I would lose one minute of my memories forever. At first, a minute seemed like nothing. Until the faces I loved began to fade. How much of myself am I willing to lose to escape my past-self. Because some memories hurt. And some memories are the reason we remain ourselves.

We spend so much of our lives becoming who we think everyone else wants us to be. We smile when we're breaking, stay silent when we're screaming, and wear masks so long that we forget what our own face looks like. Insanity is the story of a young woman confronting the thoughts she hid from everyone else. Through raw reflections, painful memories, and moments of faith, she begins peeling away the mask she wore to earn love and acceptance. This isn't a story about perfection-it's about learning that healing begins the moment the mask starts to crack.

# The Truth Untold In the magical kingdom of Eldoria, everyone wears a mask. For centuries, these enchanted masks have hidden people's flaws, fears, and secrets, creating a world that appears perfect on the surface. No one questions them. No one remembers a life without them. No one except Ayaan. When strange cracks begin appearing in the masks across the kingdom, Ayaan finds himself drawn into a mystery older than the kingdom itself. Alongside a sarcastic talking fox named Miko, a lonely princess hiding behind a perfect smile, and secrets buried deep beneath the kingdom, he begins a journey that will challenge everything he believes about truth, identity, and reality. But some truths were hidden for a reason. As ancient secrets awaken and the fate of Eldoria hangs in the balance, Ayaan must decide whether the world is better protected by beautiful lies or painful truths. Filled with fantasy, comedy, adventure, and meaningful reflections on human nature, *The Truth Untold* is a story about discovering who we truly are when the masks finally fall away.