Stereotypical Stories

This is a story about a girl wanting to find something better than her home town, she wants to get out of the ordinary 1950s life style after they move to Australia as imagrants from Italy. Her Mother is a perfect housewife with her perfect, immaculate haircut with her prize-winning rose bushes. Her Father is a doctor and qualified surgeon with a Doctor of Medicine (MD), Bachelor of Medicine, and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS). Her older brother Steven was 19 years old, hadn't moved out of home yet while there parents nagged him to "Get a haircut, get a real job and move out" he wanted to be someone but to there parents that was never good enough, be "Simple and plain like everyone else they all live happy lives after they settle down" Yeah, that was just another way of saying we're all the same so don't be different. Victoria was her younger sister, 15 years old, had short shoulder length brown hair and was the exact spitting image of her Mum and had inherited the same attitude too. Then there was the mystery girl... The outsider... Will she settle in and choose the boring life style everyone else seemed destined to? Or will she finally find the people she has been looking for?

"...even light, if encouraged, can cause great destruction." All is normal in Aria Allen's life until the sudden tragic death of her parents. With no other family, she's placed under the care of social services until the police track down a family member that doesn't possibly exist. Just when hope seems lost, a long-lost uncle shows up, throwing her into a life of fantasy and nightmares. Aria must find a way to battle the dark forces that threaten her final sanctuary. Though be warned, all is not as it appears to be. *Contains graphic violence.

CANADA ?? ?????????????? Stereotypes/jokes/memes/maple syrup =])) (Disclaimer- I found almost all jokes on the internet and made this book because I couldn't find any like it and figured 'well, somebody has to')

In a modern-traditional family where love is often written after vows are spoken, arranged marriage is not a choice a soul can make but rather a silent inheritance of an offering to do in order to honor those who came before. A month after her 23rd birthday, Sittie Khadija Lilia Karimi finds herself bound to a future she never planned -standing beside the well known Al-Zhukifli Shakr Mansoor-now her husband was something she never dreamed of seeing. To her, marriage was always meant to be sacred that glorifies your devotions -but in the hush of one golden summer dawn, everything she believed in was rewritten.

In a realm where tradition binds women to domesticity, Laura dares to defy convention. Trained by her grandmother, Grandma Bailey, in the art of combat and manipulation, Laura seeks to become a legendary knight. What no female had dared to become. With unwavering determination, using her wit and charm to outmaneuver her opponents. As Laura navigates treacherous castle politics and battles against mysterious attacks, she faces unexpected competition from Prince Andreas, the Legion's finest. But as they join forces to uncover the truth, Andreas awakens a hidden vulnerability within Laura, challenging her to confront the scars of her past. Will Laura's unyielding ambition and cunning strategies secure her place among the knights, or will her thirst for power consume her? Dive into the world of Knightress, where tradition and innovation collide, and discover a heroine who will stop at nothing to forge her own destiny. Genre: Fiction, Adventure Key Themes: Empowerment, Self-Discovery, Redemption, Social Change ~ Weekly Updates ~

In everyones eyes, Jun is perfect. Smart. Popular. Rich. Confident. But the moment a football touches his feet, chaos comes his way. But one day, a girl spots him playing alone, and yet somehow, she looks him straight in the eye and says, "You're not that bad." Maybe she was just being kind? Or maybe that one lie is about to change everything...

I eat stereotypes

After searching through Wattpad to find as many clichés as possible, I’ve come to the conclusion that there are more clichés on this website than people care to admit. But it's clear these aren't going to stop, so to help you avoid writing a book that’s basically the same as everyone else’s, I’ve come up with a list of clichés and advice on how to make your book more original. Also, please leave suggestions if you think there’s any that I haven’t covered. WARNING: This book may contain ranting. These rants are not centered on anyone in particular, so please try not to take offence. However, if you do, write a comment and I will try to change it. As I said, these rants are not centered on anyone in particular, but you shouldn't feel angry if there’s something I mention that you’re guilty of. Best rankings: Non-Fiction #130 - 6th September 2014, Random #848 - 6th September 2014

When Ariana Okata becoms a suspect in her boss's murder she embarks on a comical global quest to find the real killer. Having developed a crush on the lead detective, Ari sets out to prove her innocence, "For both legal and personal reasons." Along the way she manages to avoid the otherworldly gaze of a demonic ex-wife in London, keep tabs on the suspiciously robotic antics of an overseas investor in Tokyo, and enthusiastically join an Egyptian harem of kidnapped foreign women.

Marko looks like the perfect jock. Strong, skilled, confident-but beneath the surface, he's often misunderstood. His tough exterior hides a careful, thoughtful boy who worries about others and struggles to connect. Life changes when Margarette enters. Someone who sees him beyond the stereotype, who challenges him, teases him, and quietly encourages him to show his true self. Through small moments and awkward interactions, Marko discovers patience, vulnerability, and kindness aren't weaknesses. Margarette's presence lets him open up, realize his softer side, and see that breaking free from expectations can be freeing. In learning to be seen and to care without fear, Marko finds that being misunderstood was never the end...it was just the start of who he's meant to become. (HHHEEE) - 100% original OC's - OC's inspired by 'moon girl and devil dinosaur' Your beloved, Writen by: @bottomQiss Created by: antlers_11

Emo is a description many of us use, but sometimes stereotyping it is fun! Read on if you have an interest in this awesome music style and taste...

As the title implies, these are oneshots* that feature me inserting myself into different franchises, kind of like how NateWantsToBattle and AmaLee insert themselves into different anime in their song cover videos. * - Single chapter fanfics.

Actually,it is not even a story ,it's just random thoughts about certain situation which are common in teenagers life. The thing is that I feel that I am good at giving advice so I just thought that it will be a good idea. I don't want to be famous or anything it is just my way to distract myself from the addiction of reading wattpad books..SO actually the thing is that I love reading books and then just imaging myself being in that situation and thus i decided to share my thoughts.. I am sort of feminist so I would share my opinions about it maybe you won't like it but this is what a random but strong girl feels ..love ya NO VULGAR COMMENTS PLEASE NO ABUSIVE WORDS if you want to correct me about something please do it in a gentle way I hate hatred...

Being through a hell of a whole hell of a childhood of waves of different emotion it's time for Hayley to finally join secondary school. Where she tries her best to some-what fit in but things take an unexpected turn..

Wattpad is like a dysfunctional family that seems to have a family gathering all year round... And some of them write stories. What I'm trying to say is that there are many types of people on Wattpad and some of them are pretty funny.

- who we are, -what we do, - our beliefs.

"Have I? I was taught by my parents to always stick to the right thing even if you are the only person walking the opposite way. Its gonna be fine ill be with you. You should enjoy life when young don't let people's words or actions pull you down. So are you coming or not. And you cant blame me just because I was raised well." He said.

Dana hasn't always been fond of the difference in her parents' treatment towards her and her brother. Her parent's justify this as acts they take to protect their daughter from their society but Dana believes otherwise. Her feminist ideology and drive for equality causes Dana to get caught up in many disputes with her mother, principal, and even her sister Laila, and twin brother Laith. As the oldest in the family, Laila takes on the responsibility of looking after her siblings. She attempts to protect Laith from physical oppression at school and prevent Dana's hatred towards society's gender roles and stereotypes from sabotaging her school life and their family. But when the family discovers a scandal, Laila is left reconsidering every action she has ever taken that may have belittled Dana's feelings. The book strives to represent women and men in the Jordanian society through Dana and Laith's opposing societal struggles. Laith's desire to fit into these standards, and Dana's desire to oppose them. Laila, is subsequently caught in the middle and assumes blame for her sister's actions.

All types of story From myths to jokes, stereotypes and quotes