Feminity Stories

A lot happened by the poolside that night. Ishqi confessed her feelings but what makes Ahaan so disturbed and distressed? What are these feelings rising in his heart that he hasn't known before? What the fudge is happening to him?

Shivay Singh Oberoi, a businessman in all terms falls in love with his sceretary Anika and proposed to her. But Anika gets scared of that proposal and rejects it. What must be the reason for her rejection, and will Shivay be able to convince her. A short shivika Story.

#2nd in Simile #4th in feminity This is a collection of feminine related poems. I believe all women are strong, beautiful and equally goddesses. If you think otherwise, read these poems. Cover credit: @Meha-k She's the best, guys! Check out her profile! 💜💜💜

Will Shonaai let society dictate his destiny, or will he break free from its unwritten rules? Dive into the journey of Shonaai ( formally Shyamendu) as he confronts the tangled web of expectations in a world consumed by "Gender Complexed!!"

For Preeti

Everyone likes you, no one loves you.

Collection of poems from two oversensitive hearts. Our work doesn't belong to a specific genre. It's free from all bonds. Just some words that helped us expressing emotion. Be kind towards it because we are highly connected to whatever we are writing. Have a good day!! Cover by @author_unid3ntified.

My parents used to say that they could tell how a person's feeling based on their eyes It didn't matter what emotion, they could always tell A person's eyes can also tell a story My eyes tell a tale of adventure, humor, love, danger, but most of all They tell a story about me, and what I've been through And believe me My story isn't normal *Warning* This novel contains some sexual content, language, and graphic violence

I can't fanthom to understand how I allowed myself to fall for you blindly I can't believe I allowed you to have this type of hold on my mind and body. Do you understand how much I wanted to talk to you ..to acknowledge you . How can someone be so addicting and unattainable Are you even here.. are you here ? How can you possibly be real? I couldn't of made you up in my head " I'm not everything you thought I would be or what you wanted me to be" --------- Ariadne Safiya Sutherland embodies resilience ,strength and perseverance she is not invincible though, she holds the burden of failed relationship, miss communicated feelings and things she wish she had said on her shoulders. Follow Ariadne as she spin her thread of personal growth and endures the symbolic dreadful journey of finding herself. Most of all Ariadne REGRETS the feelings she still holds for Storm Mercielus Storm Alvarez is dislocated from the whole world contented within his own bubble. Mercielus likes to think he doesn't regret anything, he always been straight forward and unapologetic, coldhearted and unremorseful. His past molded him into who he is today he thinks of himself as flawless. Mercielus Storm Alvarez yearns to venture outside of the shadows of his doubtful mind to find who he was once was and remember who she once was. The girl that would avoid him at all cost, who couldn't hold eye contact for a second.. Ariadne. --- "I never truly felt the qualities of being a women I never felt feminine how can I be that?"

My own compass, unpolished, an exercise to capture the qualities I find compelling in women.

A poem about embracing what makes us women because we are the core of existence. For my friend @ingrid edem

A Book to bring together all the variations and varieties of femininity , to help women grow and empower their core character. Let's supports our kind to nurture their true self and provide them their personal space to find their own fire and enlighten their self love. Not only for the rest of to women but to all the mankind to see the blazing, unwavering,invincible of your true self, full of self love, dignity and power to demand respect. To let your success SCREAM to all beings , that YOU HAVE BECOME THE WOMEN OF YOUR DREAMS.

Four sisters, living in a fantasy world filled with magic, fantastical creatures, wonderful adventures and all else the mind could imagine! The most exciting part for these girls is that they are royalty and will some day inherit the amazing 8 regions of those world and the kingdom itself. However, all their royalty and riches vanish as the kingdom is overtaken by a dark force as the four sisters are separated and alone. While they may be apart... They all are seeking vengeance for the death of their kingdom, ready to reclaim their titles, and most of all... reunite with each other.

"Modesty answers not the crude how of femininity, but the beautiful why." ― Wendy Shalit, A Return to Modesty: Discovering the Lost Virtue

When we see the word warrior we often imagine the picture of a warrior on his horse with his blooded weapons celebrating his victory. Is that all what warrior means? Can only he be called a warrior who fights a war? The answer for me is a plain no. Each person has a warrior in them. Everyone fights for something everyday which is not probably visible to everyone. They might be fighting with the stereotypical society they live in or with the friends or family or maybe even with them self. They are the true warriors who fight and succeed not to show anyone but for their own conscience. Even you can be a warrior. Just fight against your fears and make sure your dreams come true ❤

In the middle of her grand tour of Europe, Isidora travels to London, England, where she will be staying for a few days. There, she meets arrogant but charming Jack, a gentleman she soon finds herself attracted to for no apparent reasons. Will a few days in the English capital be enough to engrave Jack's memory into Isy's mind?

In "Lipstick on the Menu," the narrator reflects on the power and pain of the male gaze. She prepares a dinner for the male gaze itself, trying to engage in a serious conversation about the way she is objectified and the impact it has on her self-worth. She expresses frustration with how her appearance is constantly scrutinized, forcing her to present herself in a way that pleases others, even at the cost of her own identity. Despite hating the way she is seen, she is also torn by the need for validation, as beauty has become intertwined with her sense of value. After an unsuccessful conversation, where the male gaze remains indifferent, she feels both liberated and defeated. The story concludes with her grappling with the decision to apply lipstick, symbolizing the conflict between self-expression and the pressure to conform to societal standards of beauty.

poems that go just as fast as they come