Melaninpoppin Stories

. As in a little black girl showing other people underrated black people to use in their stories. ❝ You can't hate Africa and not hate yourself ❞ Enjoy🧡

Short poem peering into the mind of a strong soul.

What is life without Melanin?👅💦

After Danielle gets her heart broken by her boyfriend on the night of their anniversary, she tries her best to get away from him. However, everytime she tries to get away from him, she's pulled back to him.

A flash backward and forward storyline about African American girl Melanine prepares to risk her life changing moment to try a new bleaching cream to get rid of her own black skin that she hates and calls it a "burden". Before she does that, she takes a look at the mirror and goes back to her painful childhood memories that cause her to be the way she is, she questions whether she should change herself or, accept the melanin-e of her skin. This story is a coming of age story about womanhood, and learing about loving yourself no matter what others think of you. Disclaimer: Don't be rude in the comments and please feel free to share your opinion about anything in the story. Oh and ℯ𝓃𝒿ℴℴ𝓎

My personal COPYRIGHTED poem for my support in the black lives matter movement.It's a shame that one has to be judge by the

❝dripping in melanin and honey. black with no apology.❞ ♕ please note that i own none of these images. all images belong to the owners who's instagrams are linked.

Here's something that we must address: Wattpad needs more melanin. Ever since a young, middle school, age; drooling over the British boys of one direction and dreaming for the day I meet them, I'd read stories here on Wattpad, hoping to fill this deep desire with the imagination of others. However, I could never actually relate to anything these stories would say. Things like how Liam "grazed his fingertips over her blonde, straight, hair," or, "he looks at her ocean blue eyes filled with wonder." It was always Claire, a skinny girl with light colored eyes that always seemed to resemble something bright and eccentric. Perfect was her middle name and flaws? There were none. Let's face it: we're white washing everything in our books, and, well, we need a little 'pop' of color. So after reading 4 different Character Idea books-all in which included beautiful people of Caucasian backgrounds, I decided to make a Character Idea book of my own: Melanin Edition. I'm not exactly saying that having characters of the white descent is a bad thing, but it's also not bad to add a bit more melanin. So with that said, here's to all the Asians, Hispanics, African Americans, Indians, Native Americans, even those who are a mix of one of these and more; of all shapes and sizes, sexual orientations, and backgrounds; Imperfections, and flaws, with more juice to love-this is all for you. Stay poppin my friends 🍒

What it's like to be a black girl in a vicious world.

Tryna forget every place you touched in my life Got me doing the unusual asking these strangers for a light I feel it in my lungs, got me coughing all night You left me in the dark, took away my heart's sight Now instead of getting a buzz off your smile, I get it from these cigarettes Trying to find another escape to whom or what to be committed with Every puff takes away the pain, creating a sense of dissonance Fading away into the wind and getting lost like a syllabus

Performed & Written by Chauna-lea T. Mikien (The different Versions of Vulnerable)

When Leyla catches her boyfriend cheating on her she decides she's had enough and swears off guys but that is until she meets her ex-boyfriends neighbour. When the black girl falls inlove with the white guy despite her history with guys...

I feel like dark skin girls aren't appreciated enough. This is coming from a light skin girl, light skins get appreciated enough already. I find dark skins beautiful, and they should be appreciated more❤️💯

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Monica is a seventeen year old girl who is a senior in high school. Her parents still treats her like a child and she wants a way out. She then comes up with this idea to become a stripper because she heard that they makes lots of money.