Unapologetic Stories

Jireh doesn't need saving. She built her food truck - and her freedom - from scratch, two years after culinary school nearly broke her. Kierre isn't looking for anything. He's holding his family together with what's left after losing his mother and gaining a courtroom instead of a father. His girlfriend Anais is the one steady thing in his life... until a food truck changes everything. What Jireh gives him isn't comfort. It's provision. But every provision comes with a price, and Key isn't the only one caught between what's familiar and what's real. When Kennington enters the picture, Jireh has a choice of her own to make. Some risks are worth the burn.

Written in the dark, between three and four in the morning. A compilation of pieces on shedding old skin, silencing the noise, embracing the villain era, and finally learning how to take up space. Read at your own risk.

Confessional Poetry | Self-Empowerment | Romance

Olivia Andrews is 17 years old. She's your average teenager. She has friends, goes to school, likes to read. But what sets her apart from her classmates you may ask; she had leukemia and has been in remission for 8 months. For Olivia, nothing at Berkshire hospital has changed for the 12 years she's been there. There's always the same nurses, same doctors, same room. Until a new guy moves into the room right across from hers. He's a bit of an outcast, always reading or moping around. He's the total opposite of Olivia but for some reason she finds herself drawn to him.

"Good Enough" is a raw and unapologetic spoken word piece that dives deep into the struggle of identity, self-worth, and survival in a world that still places labels, stereotypes, and barriers on Black lives. Through powerful repetition and unfiltered honesty, the poem captures the weight of depression, the silence of invisibility, and the ever-present question: When will I be seen as enough? This piece weaves together the personal battle of inner darkness with the collective reality of systemic injustice, shining light on the pain of being overlooked, underestimated, and dehumanized. It is both a cry for recognition and a mirror held up to society's ongoing failures. More than just words, "Good Enough" is a testimony-an emotional journey that gives voice to the unheard, honors the resilience of the oppressed, and demands reflection from those who listen.

At 23, Skylar Monroe is a recovering crack addict trying to rebuild her life in sunny Florida. When she lands a prestigious job at a luxury real estate firm she thinks her luck has finally turned. But temptation comes in many forms and soon she falls into a forbidden affair not only with her charismatic married boss, but with his two enigmatic sons. What starts as passion spirals into obsession as Skylar loses herself in a web of lust, secrecy, and emotional dependency. When the wife discovers the betrayal Skylar is fired and publicly shamed. With her life in shambles again, she meets the boss's ruthless business rival Dominic Blackwella man intrigued by her raw sexuality and darker desires. In him Skylar finds not just a partner, but a chance to reclaim power. Together, they form a stormy alliance-both in business and in the bedroom-as she teaches him all the "nasty" games her former lovers indulged in and more. Read vote and comment so I know where to improve thanks for stopping by 🤗😊

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.

:) POEMS OF LOVE,PAIN , POWER AND VENGEANCE

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.

Mara Bennett is tired of being told who to be. Tired of perfect sisters, perfect outfits, perfect expectations. She isn't the easy one, the favorite one, or the pretty one- and she's done pretending otherwise.

Just little blobs of writing. Updates are iffy and inconsistent since these stories are just me with writing block. Enjoy!

A simple expression of the infamous void, which tries to break the imaginary correlation between introversion and depression and focusses on normalising mental health. P.S. I'm an amateur at writing, in every sense of the word. Writing helps me to come in terms with my overwhelming emotions and that's that. The sole reason I'm putting it out is that maybe someone can find it relatable and help them acknowledge and embrace their pain.

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

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

A story of love and lust, pain and agony, happiness and sadness between two best friends. Will they acquire what they seek, what they desire, in the deep of their hearts, or will this story end as to what both of them don't want?

"...I pretend that I can read people's minds and feel sympathy for those who can only reach the surface level of my iceberg..." - 𝚙𝚎𝚊𝚌𝚎𝚏𝚞𝚕𝚠𝚊𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚛

Their world was on the verge of destruction and they would do anything to survive and keep each other alive. Follow a group of young adults on their quest for survival in a world that was going to hell. It was 2048 and the most dreaded time to be an earthling. Pollution had skyrocketed and so had the population. Half of the world was starving. That's when it started. The most dreaded war in human history. World war III. No this is not just a story of the war, this is the story of what is left of humanity if anything at all and how far we are willing to go to protect the human species from mass extinction. It's a story of Friendship, Love, Sacrifice, Heartbreaks, Separation and a whole lot of human emotions in an extremely inhuman world.

Dianna Parker was just a normal girl trying to find her way. After her mother died she hasn't been the same but still keeps her life together. Until one day something or someone comes into her life and changes everything. She wants to wake up from this nightmre- oh wait she can't, because it's real life and there's no going back. Who knows maybe things will get better or maybe they'll get worse. I guess you'll just have to read and find out.