Breakthestereotype Stories

Within her was the rising wave of memories, bowling over in violent tides, trying to crash through the barrier she had built over the years. She could feel the force tha...

Emilia Harper - Eighteen. College freshmen. A girl who no one wanted to love. A wall surrounds her, brick by brick, lie after lie and heartbreak after heartbreak. Aiden...

Not all scars can be covered, but they can be healed. ***** Cover made by me. Sensitive issue is dealt inside. First place in the Short Story category of The Talent Awar...

REACHED 12th in spiritual. A tale of one-sided, unfulfilled and insane love. It was not fate that brought them together, it was need. She needed mone...

"So, all the little moments... they just don't matter to you?" "Of course they do! It's just that it's not... right. We will never be a match." "...

Just some words and feelings. #6 breakthesterotypes #23 feel #20 expression

honey, if you want to live your life peacefully, you need to follow the rules of the universe. a collection of poems by yossi novia since 2018 amazing cover by @shadriel...

When a good girl-bad boy relationship breaks up, so does their bonds from the set-in-stone stereotypes. In this case, the bad boy picks up the camera, instead of the fis...

Hate is a strong word, and it holds power great enough to mess with the thin line it has with love. Donatella Ginovis never truly understands that. Until she meets Ale...

❝Why should I fall in love when I love my job more than anything?❞ Katia protested. Katia's older sister, Joanna, rolled her eyes for the fifth time. They have been havi...

"So guys just use you to get over their exes and somehow you make them go running back to who they "truly love"?" "And girls use you to get an i...

A girl named Firdaus, with an unusual name and equally unusual dreams sets off on her journey to find designing liberty and appreciation of experiments in the indian fa...

He was a burnt out firecracker, and she was his final spark. Short story( I hope)

I'm not entirely sure what's going on here. First, I'm just sittin' here, typing away at my stories, when I suddenly wake up in this stupid book. Why is it stupid? Okay...

Anika Rivdabough wants go out of existence. In a desperate attempt to make sure she actually doesn't do anything stupid to herself, she writes 116 letters. Letters, wher...