Femininity Stories

This is an honest reflection of Madisons journey as a transgender woman. An exploration of the pain, triumphs, and eventual liberation that comes with embracing your true self. It's not a simple tale of transition; it's about a life shaped by hidden truths, years of self-deception, and the heart-wrenching consequences of finally telling the truth. In these pages, you'll find the raw emotions of guilt, grief, and fear, but also the hope and relief that come when you choose to live authentically. I wrote this to be real and vulnerable, to share my personal experiences with the hope that others might relate, find comfort, or feel inspired to embrace their own truth. Transitioning, for me, wasn't just about changing my appearance or my name, it was about shedding the skin of someone I was never meant to be and stepping into the woman I always was. This is my process of unburdening myself of the lies I lived for so long, of letting go of shame, and finding the strength to be seen, truly seen, for the first time in my life. If you're someone who's felt like you had to hide pieces of yourself, if you've lived with the suffocating weight of secrecy, or if you've found the courage to step into the unknown of your own identity, then this story might resonate with you. It's a very rough draft of the story that made me. It is not easy, and it's certainly not perfect, but it's mine. And for the first time in my life, that feels like enough.

Not good at these descriptions. I wanted to try and write how I feel but in the shoes of a guy. If it's different to your experience feel free to comment about how it differs. This is my personal feelings, ideas and experiences (most complete fiction, some real experience but changed slightly for the story)

The sunlight backs away from me and I am glad- LET OUT THE BUTTERFLY is a collection of poetry. © 2023 cursivelun, all rights reserved.

She hated being a girl. He hated being a guy.

Sawyer Elise James has her entire life figured out. She's going to finish her senior year as valedictorian and then she's going to Stanford in the fall. After college she's going to start her own photography company and travel the world capturing its beauty with her camera. She doesn't concern herself with unnecessary distractions - like the new local "superhero" riding around on a Harley motorcycle and "kicking ass", or so Channel 9 News says. At least, she didn't concern herself with things like that. But then she finds herself face to face with "The New Catwoman" herself and just like that, Sawyer's life is turned upside down and everything she thought was certain becomes just a little bit hazy. Harleigh Quinn is an all-state pitcher for her girl's softball team by day and a bit of a superhero / vigilante by night. She kicks ass, if she does say so herself, and so when she saves another helpless girl from a "big, bad mugger with a big, bad gun" with a kiss as thanks, she doesn't think much of it. It's her trademark (well her second trademark - the first is the bike): save the guy (or girl, as it happened to be this time) and get a kiss. Seeing as she's pansexual, it doesn't bother her at all. She's never stopped to think that it might bother the other person, much less that it would completely change their life. And when Sawyer confronts Harleigh at school and enlists her help in making sense of her suddenly crazy life, the two former strangers are in for an adventure full of awkward conversations, stolen kisses, and a hell of a lot of ass-kicking.

CWs & TWs: • cult stuff • alcohol & smoking • drug misuse • language • violence & injury detail • sexual assault & implications of rape • misogyny • cheating & affairs • sex & sex references

A poem depicting the struggles and journey of self love, entwined with having a disability. Even at my age, it's an ongoing understanding, of knowing yourself again. We are sometimes better at giving advice than taking it, so I'll say to you: you are enough and worthy of love in this world, Keep on Walking.

A window to my high school life with my friends, that shows our exciting and fashionable lifestyle and journey including some essays; humor, friendship and relationships. often features frank discussions about sexuality, romance and social issues.

Start expressing your femininity today and live boldly with confidence, grace and elegance as you deserve.

reflections on vanity and beauty and love and fear and the cacophonous stillness of it all. © dreamsuckle 2021

I have always been human. long before this word became so popular and everyone is having it in their Bio on Instagram. I have been more humane than most of the people surrounding me even from very early age! I believe it's purely because of that, I have always been excluded. I was never anyone's favourite. I was simply too much to handle. Too strict. Too Right. Too kind. That's in early age is never fun. Apparently it's still not fun in adulthood. Being Authentic, being different and being myself has always gotten me the second place. Now I don't know why people keep saying that being yourself is the most precious thing ever if it's that unappreciated! but people say a lot of things now a days while they purely mean the opposite. Sometimes they don't mean anything at all, they're just following a trend! Anyways, Being myself, despite the fact it's been my hardship, it's something that I've never regret it for a second. And I believe it's the reason behind every good thing I have or experienced in my life. That doesn't mean It was an easy ride. It also doesn't mean I am done struggling or I know myself or understand how it works 100%. I don't have a clue how to take control of my life. And despite the fact I am a very educated, reasonable and sensible person, despite the fact I have most of the questions answered. I am still struggling and I am in pain. I don't know where I am in my life, what's my purpose, why I am not happy and in peace with myself and in my life, what I should do to get out of this dilemma and most of all, When these voices in my head are going to stop. I wish I can take life more lightly, worry less, stop stressing and overthinking. To a point my conscious self is somehow separated from my subconscious self. I decided I will write, talk , do whatever it takes to get all these emotions and ideas outside my little poor helpless tired brain. Maybe when it's all out, I will have some space to breath.. .

A novel in which Indy, a fiercely independent woman and feminist, discovers that, contrary to contemporary belief, a woman does not have to carry the weight of the world on her shoulders. A novel which deals with what it means to be a 'W.O.M.A.N' in modern society. Copyright ©2020Léa.P All Rights Reserved Disclaimer: The cover photo is mine but the picture is from WeHeartIt

Sakura and Mondo are similar in the sense that both are outwardly intimidating and could most likely bench press any given person in their near by vicinities with few exceptions. So, when they sit down and talk to each other, they already think they know it all. They don't.

A chapbook describing my continuous journey of discovering myself, implementing self-love, the way I process healing, and understanding my femininity. This chapbook will be an ongoing writing as I will write and add pieces of new discoveries about myself or me just expressing my feelings and passions. This is with the intent with helping myself understand who I am so I can ease into my womanhood.

Femininity fem·i·nin·i·tyˌ feməˈninədē/ noun