Stopbodyshaming Stories

{Really short chapters, and many of them.} A girl thinks too lowly of her life, the infatuation that comes with loving someone wrong for her, and the things she has known to come to love, all in a conversation with herself in the middle of the night. Achievements: #58 in Short Story #93 in Short Story #298 in Short Story #505 in Short Story #727 in Short Story #980 in Short Story #stopbodyshaming #freeyourbody #freementalillness Copyright 2016

❝i love you the way you are, baby❞ discontinued. futher updates are not gonna be posted anytime soon ↬ story covers are made by @HYUNLIXS

Paige Lancaster is a prude. Rowan Hawthorn is a slut. Melody Thompson is a tease. Toby Goldsmith is a player. The four form an unlikely and grudging friendship to break free of their titles. But who knew it could be this hard to get rid of these labels and just be themselves?

A nice pick -me-up read for whenever life isn't working out so great and you feel as if you're not worth it. Just remember: " You're gold baby, pure gold." Girl Slay is the book through which all girls learn that they can slay everything, because they're worth it and are amazingly awesome. NOTE: formerly A Girl's Guide to Self Confidence. _____________ ©Girl SLAY2017 . xripthatgirlx

Poppy Winter is the girl you laugh at for wearing too much makeup,she is the girl you call a slut for her mini skirts and her skin tight dresses. Poppy is the girl who is rumored to have had sex with all the senior boys and even a few teachers. She is the girl with the nastiest reputation at Westwood High,the girl who never gets the guy. But who is she really? Poppy Winter is your average teenaged girl. Who,like many of us,fell for the player. Unable to handle the heartbreak and humiliation,Poppy became somewhat of a player herself. Scratch that- she was THE PLAYER of Westwood High. Follow Poppy on her journey of breaking hearts in her six inch stilettos.

She was everything. The air I breathed, the oxygen in my veins. Everything that kept me alive. She was me. She was.

BODY GOALS! They're the only things Bisola thinks about, and being called fat from a tender age didn't help matters at all, which led her to desperation and depression. She's then left with only two options, to either keep working towards her body goals, or learn to love her body. #2 in Awareness Series ________ Cover by @YORUBOY

in which a boy forgets how to breathe every time he sees her face. [ extended summary inside ] for all of these causes: #freeyourbody #bodypositivity #nomorebullying #stopbodyshaming #projectcharacter #helpfightcliches #weareteenqueens #breakstereotypes #projectacceptyou

Most women care of how they appear. How much they weigh. What others think. How people react to them. Most girls react bad enough that it makes them stop eating completely. They act fine but refuse to swallow the thing that keeps their body moving. Most girls look in the mirror and think 'Ugly. Fat. No one will love you if you are fat.' Most girls believe this and damage the body that lets them see the world. Devastating, but true. Society is cruel to those who are beautiful and play with your heart. Most can't handle people telling them they are fat, ugly, waste of space, monstrosity, animal, beast. But the one word that makes anyone lose it is, "The world would be better if you were dead."

Body shaming stems from a long history that separates people by class, race, ability, and socio-economic status. Body shaming can have detrimental effects on body image and mental health.

If asked, baby Emily Robinson would have gleefully said that, her life revolved around two cornerstones: volleyball, Riley. Volleyball was the passion that gave her life. Riley was the "special friend" that fueled said passion and offered an otherwise insecure, shy little girl the means to grow up strong, confident, badass. Professional volleyball was a dream close to becoming true. Riley was reality. The most reassuring one. If asked, Emily would have said, she could not live without those two. That's why when, in a matter of months, she loses both, Emily's life starts spiraling down. The self consciousness about her looks goes from easily containable to fullout war waging deep inside her, menacing to bring her down any minute. So when, four years later, Riley comes back, he finds that his cutely shy Honeybee has turned into a beautiful quasi woman that is inexplicably paralyzed by fears. How can he help her regain the strength she had? And what happens when he starts realizing that indeed, his Honeybee is no longer a child, she's become a dangerously attractive girl. How can he help her fight her demons, without letting his mind and heart stray? He can't fall for the same child he used to babysit ... or can he? Highest rank #14 in General Fiction (04/08/2017)

This is not a story.....this a book of quotes and personal messages to people who are insecure and or broken.

❝She was a sunflower, and even though she never faced the sun, she was still beautiful.❞ When Finnegan Annson reunites with his anything-but-boring, garden-scented childhood friend Orenda May Castellano on a cold winter day, it's no secret that his uneventful life slowly alters into a marathon of new beginnings. And so begins a story about a girl that saw the world in its utmost colours and gradients, and a boy that could not see what the world really had to offer him. Literally. But when Orenda flings Finn into her world of colours and hands him a paintbrush, and their footsteps turn into dapples of colour, perhaps he can see the beauty. And maybe he can see the wonders that no one else can really see at all. After all, anybody can create a masterpiece. Even if it's just with a sucky paintbrush. © 2015 Jennifer Chen (wonder1238) All Rights Reserved

Living at the beach, amputee girl Vanna daily gets confronted what she also contains: plastic.

About the humiliation,depression and embarrassment face by fat people.

Random thoughts

In which a quirky woman with a penchant for helping people and a self proclaimed antisocial cynic look for love on a text-based dating app.