Unapologetic Stories

"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 my collection of six-word stories, a story told in exactly six words. In each part, I will post multiple stories (since they are obviously so short). I've seen how powerful six word stories can be, and decided to try this out myself.

I wish I could say this story was fiction. Its not. Just my story. In full depth and detail. A memoir of anonymous me, and whats not to love about a cracked out story like me?

This is just something I wrote quickly one afternoon off a prompt generator, I think it is kind of funny and I hope you do too :)

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.

This Is Me: Love or Hate, Don't Care is a tender rebellion written between study sessions and life's sharper turns. In these pages, memory becomes mirror, truth wears both lipstick and armor, and sisterhood grows into a legacy. With poems pulled from late-night thoughts and quiet corners of the self, this collection is part confession, part confrontation-a refusal to be silent, a celebration of being seen. Whether you've ever hidden your notes, popped your own pimples, dressed like a rainbow on purpose, or told an uncomfortable truth with a soft voice-this is for you. Because being understood isn't always the goal. Sometimes, being real is enough.

Confessional Poetry | Self-Empowerment | Romance

For anyone who's ever been told to shrink, to soften, to be quiet-this one's for us. We don't need permission to speak. We were never too much. We were just too big for the box they tried to stuff us in.

I cannot stand people. That's the truth. I go places by myself because of this. I'm trying to enjoy my own peace, my own space, and some fools just have to come in acting like they own everything. Sitting at the dog park, reading my book, trying to mind my business, and here they come-telling me what my dog should or shouldn't do. Hello? It's a dog park. Dogs are allowed to sniff, run, and do their thing. My dog wasn't aggressive. He was just being a dog. But these people? Absolute chaos. Can't even read the damn signs. Can't respect boundaries. So what did I do? I got in my car, left everything open, slammed the door, and let them know exactly how I feel. Go the f*** away. Handle your own business. Read the signs. Common sense doesn't seem to exist for some people. If you're going to walk your dog, walk it around the park. Don't come in here acting like you're the authority. My dog is fine. The park is fine. You? The problem. This is exactly why I do my own thing. Handle my own business. Stay out of other people's space. Keep your nonsense to yourself. People like this make it impossible to enjoy the simplest things. Some people just cannot comprehend respect, boundaries, or common sense. And I refuse to shrink or excuse their stupidity. I'm done being polite. I'm done explaining. I'm done letting people ruin my space. My dog, this park, my peace-untouchable. If you can't understand that, the problem isn't me. It's you. F*** them.

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

They call me "wife material." Polite, modest, obedient. But I burn toast, break rules, and bow only to my own soul. This is not a guide to being the perfect woman, it's a declaration of freedom. A poem for the untamed.

You can't get rid of God's curse.

You look like you were made of milk and honey✨.

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

This book contains my random thoughts that I think when i am depressed or bored or self contemplating all my errors

Vay is twenty-one, freshly heartbroken, and done being small. Her breakup should have been private, but instead it turned into group chat gossip, whispered rumors, and screenshots with her name at the center. Everyone has an opinion. Everyone has something to say. But this time, Vay refuses to play the tragic ex. With bubble tea runs, bad decisions that turn into good stories, and a best friend who pushes her toward chaos just when she needs it, Vay starts to rebuild her life. She is louder, messier, and more unapologetic than ever. Then her ex reappears. He brings apologies, secrets, and a gravity that pulls hard at her chest. Suddenly Vay is caught between the old story everyone expects and the new one she is just starting to write. Funny, fierce, and painfully real, World's Best Ex-Girlfriend is a Gen Z anthem of heartbreak and self-discovery. It is a story about choosing yourself even when the past comes knocking.

Short Poems

A straight male detective, a female college student who has just stepped out of the ivory tower, and a migrant youth in deep trouble will lead you to explore the mysterious world of commercial espionage. In this challenging and dangerous journey, they will face unknown plots together and reveal the thrilling truth behind commercial espionage.

A collection of my raw thoughts and emotions. A diary that I want to share with someone who might need to know they aren't alone...and for me to connect with others. I hope you can read this and get a glimpse of me and somehow relate.

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