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 #ChallengeCorner – Fact or Fiction?
          	
          	Ready to get real, Realists?
          	
          	Before we jump into this week’s challenge, let’s reveal the answer to last week’s Two Truths and a Lie - City Edition! 
          	
          	The lie was #2 – "It’s known for the iconic Mount Fuji." While Mount Fuji is in Japan, the Great Wall and the 2008 Summer Olympics are linked to Beijing, China.
          	
          	A big shoutout to @Juleove, @katiegoesmew, and @RachWriters for getting it right! You’re officially our city experts!
          	
          	Now, let’s test your fact-checking skills! One of these statements is false—can you figure out which one?
          	
          	1) Bananas are berries, but strawberries aren’t.
          	2) A day on Mars is shorter than a day on Earth.
          	3) The Eiffel Tower can grow taller in the summer.
          	
          	Drop your guesses in the comments! Those who get it right will receive a shoutout in next week’s challenge. Let’s see who the real fact-checkers are!
          	
          	Stay True, Stay You!

katiegoesmew

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Juleove

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nonfiction

 #ChallengeCorner – Fact or Fiction?
          
          Ready to get real, Realists?
          
          Before we jump into this week’s challenge, let’s reveal the answer to last week’s Two Truths and a Lie - City Edition! 
          
          The lie was #2 – "It’s known for the iconic Mount Fuji." While Mount Fuji is in Japan, the Great Wall and the 2008 Summer Olympics are linked to Beijing, China.
          
          A big shoutout to @Juleove, @katiegoesmew, and @RachWriters for getting it right! You’re officially our city experts!
          
          Now, let’s test your fact-checking skills! One of these statements is false—can you figure out which one?
          
          1) Bananas are berries, but strawberries aren’t.
          2) A day on Mars is shorter than a day on Earth.
          3) The Eiffel Tower can grow taller in the summer.
          
          Drop your guesses in the comments! Those who get it right will receive a shoutout in next week’s challenge. Let’s see who the real fact-checkers are!
          
          Stay True, Stay You!

katiegoesmew

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Juleove

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Ready to get real, Realists?
          
          It’s time for #QuestionOfTheWeek!
          
          What’s one small habit or mindset shift that has brought more joy into your daily life?
          
          Drop your thoughts—we’d love to hear from you!
          
          Stay True, Stay You!

nonfiction

@DavidEAnderson100 That’s such a powerful mindset! Creating something you're truly proud of is a huge success, no matter what. And it’s amazing to hear how exercise has helped you stay ahead of the challenges. Keep going—you’re proving every day that resilience and passion make all the difference!
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DavidEAnderson100

@nonfiction Thank you for you kind words. The chances of it becoming a hit are slimmer than a sheet of paper, but I have finally written a version I am 100% proud to call my own, and that is a success in itself.  I was skeptical about the whole exercise helping the battle against depression theory, but after about 4 to 5 months, I noticed the difference. The demons haven't gone away, but I'm keeping ahead of them.
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@sunflowerscup That’s such a smart habit! Starting with veggies is a great way to fuel your body and stay satisfied longer. It’s amazing how small changes can make such a big difference!
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nonfiction

 #ChallengeCorner
          
          It’s time for a round of »Two Truths and a Lie - City Edition«! Can you guess the lie about this famous city? Let’s find out!
          
          Here are your clues:
          
          1) This city is home to the world-famous Great Wall.
          
          2) It’s known for the iconic Mount Fuji.
          
          3) It hosted the 2008 Summer Olympics.
          
          Drop your guesses in the comments below. Those who get it right will receive a shoutout in next week’s activity. Let's see who’s the real city expert!

RachWriters

@nonfiction number 2 is the lie.
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katiegoesmew

@nonfiction #2 is the lie
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Juleove

@nonfiction 2 is the lie
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nonfiction

Ready to get real, Realists?
          
          It’s time for the #QuestionOfTheWeek!
          
          Which nonfiction book, personal experience, or real-life story has empowered you or changed the way you see women’s strength and resilience?
          
          Drop your thoughts in the comments below, we’d love to hear from you!
          
          Stay True, Stay You!

nonfiction

@Glory_feeling2 That’s such a powerful choice! Anne Frank’s words continue to inspire so many with her strength and resilience. Hope you get to read it soon!
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Glory_feeling2

@nonfiction I really want to buy this book - The Diary of Anne Frank! She's inspiring to have written all her troubles down hiding from the Nazis.
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nonfiction

 #ChallengeCorner
          
          Pick one of these »Would You Rather« questions and tell us why! 
          
          1) Would you rather read only autobiographies or only history books for the rest of your life?
          
          2) Would you rather get book recommendations from a famous author or a close friend who knows your taste?
          
          3) Would you rather read a nonfiction book that challenges your beliefs or one that reinforces them?
          
          Let’s dive into the world of books, drop your answers in the comments below!

nonfiction

@Glory_feeling2 Sounds like you appreciate both the personal and the broader historical perspectives. There’s so much to learn from both!
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@lemoncake1mandarin That's such a great perspective! Autobiographies do offer a unique, personal view of history while also making real-life experiences feel relatable. It’s amazing how much we can learn from other people’s stories!
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Glory_feeling2

@nonfiction  I like to read autobiographies and history books of the past.
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Snowball_143

Hello,
          One of my non fiction book deleted by wattpad and I really really want to get that back. I post an appial but it didn't replied. Can you consider the matter and help me.... Please

Snowball_143

@TheOrangutan oh thank you.I'll try hard
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TheOrangutan

@Snowball_143 - Sorry, but the Ambassadors are volunteers, not staff. They have no control over what is deleted or whether anything can be reinstated. If you have sent in an appeal to Wattpad via the Help pages, that will have generated a ticket in the system. If you log in to the Help pages you can check the status of that, but the Ambassadors, can't really do anything else to help you.
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Ready to get real, Realists?
          
          Our "Feature of the Month" Reading List for March is live! Were you the early bird who already spotted it, or is this your sign to discover your next great read?
          
          Check it out now! 
          https://www.wattpad.com/list/1536262478
          
          Stay True, Stay You!

nonfiction

@CeciandJack Indeed. Stay True, Stay You!
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nonfiction

@CeciandJack We're as in—the team that runs this profile. Hope this helps
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CeciandJack

@nonfiction sure. Now we know what's behind the wattpad curtain.
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Ready to get real, Realists?
          
          It’s time for the #QuestionOfTheWeek!
          
          What’s one change you made in your life that completely transformed your mindset or outlook?
          
          Drop your thoughts in the comments below, we’d love to hear from you!
          
          Stay True, Stay You!

nonfiction

@Glory_feeling2 That’s such a great way to push past fear! Performing on stage takes courage, and it’s awesome that you can now speak in presentations—even with a little nervousness. Cue cards are a great trick; even the pros use them!
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@RamadhanMukasa That’s such a freeing decision! Self-acceptance is a game-changer, and it’s inspiring to hear how it’s helped you feel less pressured by societal expectations. Stay True, Stay You!
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RamadhanMukasa

@nonfiction , thank you for the complement. Stay True, Stay You is an inspirational motto.
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Ready to get real, Realists?
          
          Our latest chapter, "Empowered and Uplifted in March 2025," is here! This month, we’re diving into stories that celebrate strength, resilience, and the joy of overcoming challenges. Whether through humor, personal growth, or powerful real-life experiences, these nonfiction reads will leave you feeling inspired and ready to take on the world.
          
          Check out this month’s notables now! 
          
          Stay True, Stay You!
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/387063342

nonfiction

@Glory_feeling2 That’s such a beautiful thing to do! Creating those fun memories together must have been so special. And you’re absolutely right—joy has no age limit!
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Glory_feeling2

@nonfiction Wow, thank you! Well, it's not much, but since my autistic brother and I did not go out to fun place when we were kids, I took him to the circus, several concerts, a miniature golf park and other activities before we turned thirty. No matter how old you are, you are never too young too enjoy Life!
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 #ChallengeCorner
          
          Before we say goodbye to the month of love, let’s dive into another fun challenge, Realists! This time, it’s »Quote vs. Quote«. Pick the quote that resonates with you more and tell us why!
          
          Here are your choices:
          
          1) »Do what you love.« vs. »Love what you do.«
          2) »Live for today.« vs. »Plan for tomorrow.«
          
          Share your thoughts in the comments below! 
          
          Last week’s »Guess the Location« answer: Paris, France. Congratulations to @MyHeartBeatsForDorne and @foether for guessing correctly!

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@Glory_feeling2 Your take on 'Love what you do' is powerful! Pushing through challenges and proving to yourself that you can overcome obstacles is an achievement in itself. And your perspective on 'Live for today' is deeply moving—there’s something truly special about making the most of every moment. What’s one thing you’ve done recently that made you feel truly alive?
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@lekksy Your perspective on 'Do what you love' is truly inspiring! Passion does have a way of making even the toughest days more fulfilling. It’s amazing how following what you love brings a sense of optimism and excitement to life. What’s one thing you love doing that makes every day worth looking forward to?
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Glory_feeling2

@nonfiction Concerning number 1= I'm going to say "Love what you do", because there are episodes in our lives that we might not enjoy what we are told to do ... like work with irritable people, but it pays to show these indecent trolls later that you aren't someone who can easily quit! You'll love the feeling that you conquered the obstacles and prevailed. Although "Do what you love" sounds great, we don't always have that chance to choice what we want to do. Sadly, life doesn't work that way.
            
            (2) "Live for today" = as a Cancer Survivor,  I never know if there will be a tomorrow waiting for me (It's my hope) but I want to do what I can while I'm still alive! Of course, I can still plan for tommorow, no doubt about that ... but I strive to get things done I love now, then wait.
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