Peerpressure Stories

They were her sentinels, her saviors, the reason that she refuses to let her past consume her. 𝐆𝐈𝐔𝐋𝐈𝐀 𝐕𝐈𝐓𝐓𝐎𝐑𝐈𝐎, a young girl who's never known stability. Raised by a reckless, unstable mother, she spent her childhood caught between drug runs and police raids, ruining her right for a normal childhood. One night when her mother goes missing, Giulia's whole life changes... again. Will being under the guardianship of her new older brothers give her a chance at normalcy in her life or will they cause even more mess than before? Healing isn't easy and trust doesn't come free. ☆ ☆ ☆ As I lied there in the hospital bed with a pounding headache, practically suffocating me while barely conscious, I heard that familiar, raspy, deep, sleep deprived voice that I've recently come to find comfort in. "Nessuno oserà toccarti di nuovo senza perdere le mani, amore," they whispered. (No one will dare touch you again without losing their hands, love.) I felt two hands hold my face with a soft kiss on my forehead. Their rough and large hands a contrast to their gentleness. The comforter over me shuffled as the familiar person brought them up to my chin and tucked me in. "Riposati ora sei al sicuro, bambina," they murmured, stroking my hair. Before I knew it, simply the presence of them reassured me as I felt myself drift off again into a deep sleep. (Rest now, you're safe, baby). ☆ ☆ ☆ 𝐑𝐄𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐈𝐄 (noun): a state of being pleasantly lost in one's thoughts; a daydream.

Millennium High School's drama department prepares for their spring musical as well as the rest of their Junior Year. However, things begin to shift when the extraordinarily talented new girl from Queens, is cast as the female lead. Tensions begin to rise when the antisocial stagehand is also surprisingly cast as the male lead and begins to fall for the new girl. While struggling to find her place at a new school and move on from the past, revelations and secrecy begin to take precedence.

The mind is scared of the future The heart is tired of the present And the past keeps replaying like a punishment It feels like you're being attacked from all directions at once, and there is no safe corner to breathe. "I disappointed my parents" and "I'm scared of my future." These two together can completely break a person from inside - especially someone who once was a topper and had expectations tied to her identity

It doesn't matter how I start it, the story remains the same. It doesn't matter which person narrative I try it in; It doesn't matter which tense I put it in; It doesn't matter if I omit out all the important people from it; It doesn't matter if I'm the only one alive in the whole world in my story; The story remains the fucking same.

[Completed. Words: 23,838] Moving to another town. Starting over. Will's mother is completely convinced it will do her son good, even when he has to leave all his friends behind. Since he has always been an outsider and is cursed with the social skills of a potato, Will's expectations of his new school aren't exactly high. Things seem to be too good to be true when Ivory invites him over for a game of Dungeons & Dragons. Ivory sets her sights on Will, and Will - who never got any female attention - doesn't know what hits him. Before he knows it, she calls him her boyfriend. While Will is trying really hard to ignore his confusing feelings for Ivory's older brother, the boy confides that his sister's motives to hang out with him are a little off... Will has no idea which of the two to trust. Turning his back on them however is impossible; nothing will stop Ivory from getting what she wants while her brother Onyx simply refuses to leave Will's mind. And then there's another brother, who is convinced Will belongs to him...

9 students - all with dark secrets that cannot be sequestered while in the halls of Ravenwood High. Jada Williams hates that people are accusing her of murdering someone. Nova Munroe wishes her mom would pay more attention to her and less to the guys she sleeps with. Merilee Jenkins is battling the criticism that comes along with being a faithful member of the Church. Jin Liang believes his father is replacing his deceased mother with a sleazy tramp. Jamison Curry wants people to stop harassing him for his family's misfortunes. Ace Lindberg feels that his crush is using his unlawfulness to her advantage. Finley Hutson is learning that relationships are harder than she thought, especially while under the influence. Mateo Esposito just wants his dad to accept his passion for football. Sydney Brown's peppy attitude is dissipating like the smoke out of her favorite blue and green pipe. When a catastrophic tornado hits Ravenwood, the ones who make it out alive are reminded of the true meaning of life. Their perception of reality is altered, and they're left wishing they could turn back time to change their past mistakes.

Maylah Brennet is A Virgin. Due to Vincent having her Very Non-Virgin sketchbook she has to give him something in return. Her Virginity. All she can say is "Fuck my life" and sometimes that phrase is taken too literal.

We want to protect our children by any means necessary. Sadly, we cannot be with them every moment of the day. Children should be living a carefree life and always smiling, laughing filled with peace, and harmony; not worrying about the troubles of what tomorrow will bring. Our children should have a wide range of imagination and think about the greatest mysteries that they think of accomplishing; not making sacrifices of giving up their clothes, lunch money, or being robbed of their personality, and striped from their self-esteem.As parents, guardians, teachers, and higher authorities we are our children's better days, we are the outcome of their future, we are the pieces of the puzzle that could put their shattered confidence back together. When our children are hopeless we are the light that shines brightly to renew their hope.We are our children's voices when all else has failed. Bullying shouldn't be taken lightly. Sadly, bullying is played down in school, some teachers, administrators, and sometimes at home by the parents.We have to change this continuous cycle. It has gone on too far for way too long. Our children shouldn't be victims of suicide or have suicidal thoughts, because someone think they have the ability to strip them bit by bit and piece by piece of their birthright of life.Bullying is a 'silent killer' We shouldn't give anyone the ability to rob our children from happiness. We have the power to change the situation. For those who feel as though bullying is an unknown situation, let's dare to be different and make the situation known by opening the problem at hand-by speaking up and finding a solution to the problem.Now is the time to decide to make the change. Now is the time to dissect and look at every angle in the distasteful world of bullying. Now is the time for us to put out best foot forward and take on the responsibility of saving our children from being killed or destroyed from bullying also known as the Silent Killer.

The Comfort of Being Strangled is a short documentary about an event that occurred on December 23, 2017. This content contains triggers that may unsuitable for someone who is: suicidal, self harming, or unstable in these situations. If you are one of the people listed above, reading this is prohibited. In no way is this to show how to take your own life. Nor should you ever try this yourself. Read at your own risk.

I Am Aisha is a Nigerian based story. This story is in a first person's narrative. It is about a Nigerian muslim girl, in her teenage years, facing peer pressure, friends, boys, depression, heartbreak etc. Basicall everything one faces in their teen years. Just relax as you step into her JOURNAL.

❝𝐲𝐨𝐮'𝐫𝐞 𝐥𝐢𝐤𝐞 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐞𝐥𝐬𝐞.❞

girls only😍😜

Collection of poems..feelings and thoughts❤️

Every morning I wake up to make my dad breakfast. Every morning I take the same pan out of the cabinet. Every morning I crack the same eggs and do my homework. Every morning little Jimmy throws the newspaper too close to our garden gnome, and every morning I move it back into place. I live according to a routine; I am predictable. The town I live in is predictable. It's suffocatingly small with the same 500 people that everyone knows. I go to the same small school with my same small amount of friends. I eat lunch with those very same people. This summer has been no different. I get up every morning make my dad breakfast repeat everything all over again, and then I go out to the field near Bradbury Farms, and I watch as the hot air balloons take their daily flights. I sit, and wait, and think. It seemed the coming school year wouldn't be any different. That was until Ty Morgan uttered two straightforward stupid words to me, and those words couldn't have come at a better time. *Warning includes some explicit language and violence. Also includes some mature scenes involving sexual content. Read at your own risk.*

Started on - 13th March 2019 All the characters are my fictional imagination . No harm is meant to any living entity who resembled them.

Lisette, or rather Etta, Black isn't her family's ugly duckling nor is she the black sheep, but she sure as fuck is the school's very own Wednesday Addams. She could have told you from the start, senior year was bound to suck ass. New home, new school, and a community keen on watching her every move. Will the peer pressure of high school crush Etta's Wednesday Addams facade?

A story of a teenage girl who got into tertiary institution after quite a push. During her journey,she realised things were not always what they seemed to be and every relationship served a purpose emotionally, mentally, socially and spiritually as long as one led to another. Amidst all difficulties,she keeps pressing on.

“This life is what you make it. No matter what, you're going to mess up sometimes, it's a universal truth. But the good part is you get to decide how you're going to mess it up. Girls will be your friends - they'll act like it anyway. But just remember, some come, some go. The ones that stay with you through everything - they're your true best friends. Don't let go of them. Also remember, sisters make the best friends in the world. As for lovers, well, they'll come and go too. And babe, I hate to say it, most of them - actually pretty much all of them are going to break your heart, but you can't give up becuase if you give up, you'll never find your soul mate. You'll never find that half who makes you whole and that goes for everything. Just because you fail once, doesn't mean you're gonna fail at everything. Keep trying, hold on, and always, always, always believe in yourself, because if you don't, then who will, sweetie? So keep your head high, keep your chin up, and most importantly, keep smiling, because life's a beautiful thing and there's so much to smile about.” ― Marilyn Monroe

A short extract about a young teen being sucked up into peer pressure by that poor wretches friends and now where it got him.