Patriarchy Stories

Rankings 😍 # 43 in lgbt fiction # 1 in patriarchy Keng and Namping never chose each other. Their marriage was nothing more than a carefully crafted business alliance-two powerful families merging empires, not hearts. Namping enters the household expecting at least a little care, a little warmth... but Keng keeps reminding him that their marriage is "just duty," nothing more. Yet as days turn into nights, Keng begins to notice the things he was never supposed to: the way Namping stands silently behind him at family dinners, the way he flinches when scolded for breaking a rule he never knew, the way he hides his loneliness behind a polite smile. Slowly-dangerously-Keng starts to question the traditions he grew up obeying. Slowly, he starts falling for the boy he was never meant to love. But in a family where loyalty is law and emotions are weakness, loving Namping might cost Keng everything... including him.

The way life takes turn and you find a spine when you feel like losing. The twist and turns of fate which took place between Dreams, Achievements, Failures, Expectations, Love and endless fights. In the world where lovers talk on phone calls till 2, they write diaries of hope, that survives. This is not just a love story. These are living pages where each part is a new journey, where the fiction meets reality and turns into Delusion. Life, where each laughter or tear escaped defines a whole story, they fought until they reached where they belonged - not fated. Because, not every story is destined. Some of them are enchanted, unreal - but wanted. But in the fight between faith and flaws, would they finally reach somewhere beyond known? With different lifestyle and different paths, would they still reach the same destination? Crossroads Of Fate - By me. __________________________________________________________ Read the book to become trapped between reality and fiction. Because some stories aren't just fictional, they are wanted. They are someone's need converted into ink and pages. Dive into the world of delusion where life feels etheral, unreal but unbelievably beautiful. 📚 : Crossroads Of Fate by @delusionalised on Wattpad © All rights reserved

Clarke Griffin and her crew are the first to find land west, across the Big Sea. What she doesn't expect to find is another civilization, with a religion so different to her own and a society that makes her skin shiver. In that society, Lexa is a monster. When her skin tears open, she bleeds black, and what else could that be but sinful? Not everything is always truthful, though. Sometimes monsters are just humans other humans are afraid of. And sometimes, monsters set everything aflame. Sometimes, when you cage them in too much, they tear everything apart. How much damage could a group of delinquents and a few social outcasts possibly do? (The world will burn in their wake until they will forge a new one. And their hearts will too, but perhaps that's a sweeter kind of damage.) ____________ also on ao3, same title and username :)

Mary has spent her life running-from the man who once claimed to love her, the father of her child, the monster who won't let her go. No matter where she hides, Kieran is always one step behind. And this time, escape might not be possible.

A young woman in search of a better life left her rural home to urban city, her discoveries and experiences were shocking as she went through the ups and downs of the city....stay connected to get more of me ********

A collection of poems written from the mouth of a woman at her breaking point, a voice carved sharp enough to slice through patriarchy itself. These pieces explore the anger, exhaustion, defiance, and cold clarity that rise when women are expected to shrink and men are expected to tower. Here, the speaker confronts the men who hide behind entitlement, excuses, and inherited power. Here, she names the systems that made them and the wounds they left behind. Here, she becomes the storm they never learned to weather. Not a love letter. Not an apology. A testament to the woman who finally stopped forgiving.

My essay on the modern day oppression of women

"A sinner has no identify, he/she deserve punishment." This following short stories include a young lady who is abducted by someone and a woman heartbroken in a Bengali household. The story follows the twists and turns fueling the woman empowerment and righteous law of the world. A perfect example of blending the mythic character of Durga into a story enhancing the sense and giving respond to the social problems arising in today's time.

Extended universe short story from the 9th Arm. Women do not expire. Men are not natural leaders. Patriarchy is a cultural malfunction. A broken nose is the least painful thing in this story. Currently ranked #3 in Women's Rights and #2 in Patriarchy with fewer than 20 reads. If that doesn't tell you something about society, I don't know what will.

A girl with a dark secret which threatens to disrupt her kingdom shares a common bond with a convict in ancient India. With difficult decisions to make and tough paths to tread, both of them find their individual significance in life.

A collection of entries from a girl's diary who has been put off by 21st century love affairs. It is an account of the harsh realities she faced since she entered the vicious cycle of love, rejection, betrayal and everything on repeat mode.

All that Aarsh Mathur wanted to keep close to himself was slowly slipping out of his hands. After a forced marriage, his world spiralled out of control after his mother's death till one day he lost everything he owned, right from all his chain of hotels to the mansion where he had spent his entire life. But who knew amidst all this, he would find love just one knock away? - Coming in 2024 - [Cover Image from Pinterest]

The cool thing about being a teenager is having a radical rebellious soul that allows you to foster change so that each and everyone of us is given a space to thrive . This is for my sistas, the victims of this system

Everything is stupid. Incredibly stupid.

The Dragon Riding Academy of Grayscale, or The DRAG, is, obviously, an academy where those who have the possibility of being, or already have been, bonded to a dragon come to learn more about the history of dragons, the magic that resides in dragons, and the fun part: riding a dragon. Kathryn Latham is a simple farm-girl, whose world is limited to the town she grew up in, and the forest nearby. Never in her entire lifetime did she think she could be a Dragon Rider. Yes, she'd heard the stories about them, and how glorious they and the dragon's were, but the thing is, Dragon Riders are male. And last she checked, she was female.

"Not every happily-ever-after is written in gold-some come veiled in silence and sacrifice." Aditi Agrawal is 35, confident, independent, and content with her life as a successful architect in Hyderabad-despite her family's growing desperation to see her married. Years after a heartbreak that left scars deeper than she lets on, Aditi has no desire to seek love again. But when her parents convince her to meet the seemingly perfect Shashank Gupta, a charming and progressive businessman from a reputed builder family, she hesitantly agrees. What begins as a gentle, promising arranged match soon blossoms into a whirlwind romance. Shashank is kind, understanding, respectful-everything Aditi ever wished for but never believed existed. Within months, they marry. A dream fulfilled. But dreams have a dark side. Behind closed doors, Shashank reveals a sinister patriarchal mindset. Aditi is asked-then forced-to give up her career. Kindness turns into commands, love into control, affection into abuse. And what began with rose petals ends in bruises, humiliation, and silent screams. Veil of Perfection is a haunting yet courageous tale of a woman who dares to reclaim her voice in a marriage that promised everything but gave her nothing. It explores the societal pressure on Indian women to marry, and the unspoken horrors many endure in the name of tradition.

In the gilded shadows of colonial Bengal, power and passion are at war. What begins as a battle for land becomes a battle for hearts, loyalty, and survival. Every conversation hides a dagger, every smile masks betrayal, and every choice could tip the scales between love and ruin. This is not just a story of empire and rebellion. This is a story of obsession, betrayal, forbidden love, and the dangerous cost of power🫀🌍

The seventeen-year old is Queen. She should be happy about that, right? She's not only married but she's married to the king. She's not only married but she's married to the king. She's got a husband who has money and power and rank. Someone she can honour and obey and give herself to. Someone who will provide for her as long as she stays in line. As long as she stayed quiet, stays submissive, stays without an opinion, stays calm and ladylike and (of course) beautiful. As long as she stays worthy of love, worthy of belonging, worthy of what he gives to her. The seventeen-year old is Queen. That means she has giant, ornate palaces, crystal chandeliers, hundreds of dresses, and a bunch of food she can't actually eat but can indeed stare at (fat women aren't attractive after all). The peasants, the people lower down on the hierarchy, don't have that. They don't have food, often, as the price of bread can soar too high for them to buy it. They don't have warmth in the winter, or medicine for when they're sick. What they do have is hard work. Hard work and calloused palms, calloused fingers, calloused feet. And her heart reaches out to them. But what does her heart know? It's not her place to have opinions. She has to be loyal. To her man. ... Unless... unless her loyalty truly belongs with someone else. Maybe the thing she has to be is brave.