Metoo Stories

Flash fiction

If You're Reading This... is a collection of raw, deeply personal diary entries that explore trauma, silence, and the long, complicated process of healing. Written in quiet, unguarded moments, these pages capture what it feels like to carry pain you don't always know how to name. Let alone share. Honest and unfiltered, this book isn't about perfect healing. It's about surviving, reflecting, and slowly finding your way back to yourself.

A coming of age short story about a girl losing her trust in others. She's been rapped by her teacher and kidnapped by her close friend. Betrayal has made her lose faith in the world and herself. Also for sale on Amazon/Kindle for $0.99 for support. Enjoy -Brietheprincess

A girl recounts how being defiled and abused affects each aspect of her day. This book will have a lot of triggers, and I'm really sorry my loves, but we go through this together.

L'histoire vécue d'une jeune fille qui a dû endurer des épreuves qu'aucun humain n'aurait dû vivre. Les hauts et les bas racontés à travers les yeux du personnage principal, tel qu'elle a réellement perçu ce qui lui arrivait.

I had always been a normal teenager, I kept to myself and that was always how life went. That was until the day I decided to be more outgoing and really push the limits of my antisocial state. As soon as I showed up to the party the immediate scent of beer hit me like a tsunami wave. I danced ,I drank ,I had fun, but all that stopped when I fell asleep on the couch. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It had been 2 years since the horrifying incident took place. I still faced his cold soul every day in the corridor. The look he would give me, the look that he almost knew I would never tell anyone what really took place that night. -------------------------- Dari is struggling 2 years after a life changing incident happened, but what will occur when the Leo Rager shows up in school and tries to break down the barrier Dari has built.

I know what it is like to be loved by my parents. I know what it is like to be hurt from my parents. I know what it is like to be raised properly by my parents. I know what it is like to be set off and expected to raise my self. I know what it is like to be locked out of the place I called home. Out in the cold. I know the bounds of being alone and not having no support and to have to walk home on my own as just a kid. I've felt the house shake and Echo from destruction of my parents fighting. I remember having to live in a women's shelter with my mom as a kid. I remember walking down the lighted streets with my family to the places we would go, like the friendship centre. I remember not having much and just getting by with little.

In the town of Aadaray, hopeless romantics litter the streets, and heartbreak beckons like a siren's song. Up poetry, down prose; follow the stories of the residents of Aadaray; for each member of this town has something to impart, if only you would care to listen. begun: 23/11/21 [p.s Aadaray is Sinhala for "love"]

this is the second part of The Self Assessments Of A Depressed Girl

My life, I guess. It's been a tough one so I'm writing it down WARNING GRAPHIC DEPICTION OF SEXUAL ASSAULT AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

I had more than hundred questions although non of them really mattered.

Maggie's ex-husband haunts her sleep. His last words were that he would track her down and take their son. Every night she woke up in a sweat that reminder her, Jack would come one day, and nothing would be able to stop him from taking Ben. Secluded in a small mountain town, Maggie's heart cannot rest. The memories of what happened lurk behind every shadow, every stranger and even games with good intended friends. She has no proof that Jack is after her, until clues are found behind her home when a blizzard sweeps over the Rockies. Are Maggie's fears becoming reality or are the remnants of her past playing games with her mind? A mother will stop at nothing to protect her son!

This is the true story of me in an abusive relationship and how I overcame it to become stronger and happier afterwards. Trigger warnings: mentions rape, sexual assault, and harassment. Hello My name is Lizzy. I'm 20 years old and when I was 15 I got into a relationship. An abusive relationship. I am finally ready to tell my story. To help myself by getting it out and hopefully help you if you've been through it or help you become more aware.

Math class, the bane of lives everywhere. Or so Ares Tilly would say. Ares Tilly has at least one break down in math class a year, and this year is different. This math class is exceptionally terrible to Ares. His permanent seat is under random people's desks. Welcome to math class (the bane of existence)

There's are many almost's in our lives. Whether they be good or bad. Whether they're you're decision or someone else's. Every decision, every event, every person has an almost. These are my almost's.

Short story about a girl figuring out why she felt uncomfortable about a comment from her boss.

On May 10, the Allbritton Journalism Institute, a non-profit, non-partisan news organization in Washington, published an article titled "The human right world has a sexual harassment problem" exposing the murky practices of Uyghur human rights activist.