Historias de Unapologetic

The pretty black girl hair consumes her. her life. her love

As a senior in high school, Breana Anderson has her hands full. Not only does she have her school work for high school and a part-time job but she also takes on extracurricular activities while attending early college.Breana finds herself in an awkward situation when she is sexually assaulted by her professor. She knows that this will have a huge impact on her life but is astounded when many other students come forward and make the same claim.Her boyfriend, Brian, is very controlling, and Breana isn't sure how to deal with him. Fortunately, she has a wonderful support group to help and guide her through her challenges - her parents, her best friend Chloe, little sister Summer, and big brother Luke.Her love life is a mess but she knows what she has to do... Charlena Jackson, B.S., M.S., M.H.A. is a professor at a university in Georgia. She is a prolific writer and has published several books No Cross, No Crown: Trust God Through the Battle, No Cross, No Crown: Trust God Through the Battle 2nd edition, Teachers Just Don't Understand Bullying Hurts, I'm Speaking Up but You're Not Listening, I'm Speaking up but You're Not Listening 2nd edition, A Woman's Love is Never Good Enough, A Woman's Love is Never Good Enough 2nd edition, Dear Fathers of the Fatherless Children, Dying on the Inside and Suffocating on the Outside, Unapologetic for My Flaws and All, and Unapologetic for My Flaws and All 2nd edition-her positive, dedicated and determined attitude has encouraged many people to put up a good fight for justice and to be treated with respect. She is currently working on her Ph.D. in Healthcare Administration. Charlena is a much-loved inspirational speaker. She loves to read, roller skate, cycle, write, and travel.

1. Music of the sun 2. A girl like me 3. Good girl gone bad 4. Rated r 5. Loud 6. Talk that talk 7. Unapologetic 8. ANTI I WILL ADD NEW LYRICS SOON

"God made everyone perfect, right? Then why is my existence a sin." Nick is a trans boy who is just trying to be himself. But sadly not everyone excepts him that way. His parents try really hard to get him to be a girl and after he got into a fight at school he has to go to detention where he meets a boy called Devin. While his own view about himself is challenged, he finds himself touching rock bottom. But Nick is just trying to be accepted as himself, Unapologetically. This is a story written for pride month 2024. Don't worry, I did do research about being trans, but if you are a trans person, and there is anything you feel like isn't right or lacking in this story, feel free to let me know! I'm open for overal feedback so if you have to say anything about this story please let me know. I write these short stories to get better at writing and feedback will only help with that! There is a playlist I made for this story so if you want to listen to it you are welcome too: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4d2UHE5ve51gEA6xl6kxhq?si=CsCB8nwSSrC2v8W2VEowhg

This is a collection of my poems that I lack the courage to perform, but I think should be heard non the less. I will be placing trigger warnings at the beginning of all poems that may need them. These triggers may include but are not limited to: Abuse Heavy Cursing Violence Blood sexual harassment/assault If you wish to use any of these poems please contact me

This is a reckoning-a bold, burning reclamation of self. In these seven poems, the poet writes through scars and silence, with verses laced in ash, nerve, and unflinching defiance. This chapbook is a love letter to pain turned power, to voices that refuse to dim, and to anyone learning how to bloom in cracked places. This is not soft. This is not sorry. This is your time.

A poem on my personal moment of self love and self discovery

I wrote this poem to give myself permission to have a proper crush. Crushes weren't something I wasn't really afforded growing up. I was overweight as a kid and teen, and I still am. I remember being mocked and made fun of for simply thinking a boy was cute. What made it worse is that the boy often got mocked too. It was a hilarious wonder for a fat girl to like someone and the worst thing ever to be the one she likes. I learned quickly that I wouldn't ever get to date my crushes because they were embarrassed to even be liked by me. Eventually, whenever I developed crush on someone, I'd get so angry with myself for doing so because of this. I even asked God to take away my desire for (romantic) love, which He didn't and I'm very grateful. There's nothing wrong with wanting to fall in love and being interested in someone.

My name is Gwen and this is a story about my life all of what is said is true. Disclaimer: If you have problems with reading about suicidal thoughts and or feelings then this is not for you

A collection of poems about various aspects of life.

Deep poems,........ give an interpretation. Speaks to you without knowing your name ❤️

Join Cornelia and Sharlene on a devious, malicious, flamboyant yet courageous, unapologetic journey of soul searching and soul healing!,but Cornelia and Sharlene are just two courageous girls full of so much determination and ambition just chasing money, fame and power but with that comes the disruptive collision of selfish egos!join Cornelia and Sharlene on their bumpy road to success and devastating, daunting challenges to stardom!!!!

run and don't look back| cover is not mine all credit to @bape.ril

Recited at "If Walls Could Talk Vol. 26" at the Gaslight Cafe KL. First attempt at poetry open mic. Written just three days before the event. A brief history of a love found and a love loss, and everyone involved. A war waged with my physical appearance as a result. Relate. Refer.

A Journey of Radical Authenticity in the Age of Approval By Ges Samonte In a world addicted to approval and curated perfection, Unfollow Me, I'm Free is a bold manifesto for reclaiming your truth. Through deeply personal chapters, Ges Samonte strips back the layers of performance and shares what it truly means to live unmasked-from the pain of rejection to the peace of solitude. This isn't just a self-help book. It's a mirror. A challenge. A comfort. A revolution. If you've ever dimmed your light to fit in, hidden your identity to survive, or served your "yes" when your soul was screaming "no"-this book will meet you there. Inside, you'll discover: How to express yourself without guilt, shame, or apology Tools for setting boundaries that protect your peace A raw look at how social media pressures distort your truth Reflections that help you find your voice-and use it wisely Permission to be seen, even if it means standing alone Ges doesn't give you a roadmap to be liked-he gives you one to be real. And that journey, though risky, is the most freeing of all. You are not for everyone. But you are more than enough. This book reminds you why.

Social Injustice

Welcome to the nitty gritty of what makes up me. This is somewhat a journal filled with entries that I express myself in. Depending on how I feel they can be about a range of things. Who ever is reading may be able to relate, and maybe (somehow) help someone know that they're not alone regardless of the phase of life they're in.

"A bold challenge to fake suitors: drop the act, show your heart. No games, no pretenses. A strong woman's anthem. Read "No Games, No Pretenses""