Practical Stories

An Arranged Setup that Sparkled into a Love Story of Its Own. »»---♡---«« 'His nose is crooked!' 'I think he has some gray hair!' 'He looks too mature for his age!' 'Nah! He is seven years older than you!' 'One of his eyes seems smaller!' 'Don't you think he is smiling too much in this photo?' 'God! I wonder how, even after looking at hundreds of biodatas every day, none could catch my parents' attention. With every biodata they see, they manage to point out some flaw or another.' »»---♡---«« An Indian Arranged Marriage Story. Modern-day marriages are no cakewalk, and arranged marriages are certainly not. Set against an Indian backdrop, "Love Unrushed!" explores not only the complexities of an arranged marriage but also the pursuit of individual happiness within the confines of societal norms. If you are up for a simple and subtle blooming love story, ponder-worthy thoughts with social stigmas and taboos effortlessly slipped in here and there, and some real, relatable characters, then this story is definitely for you. You will find a part of Riya and Aditya hidden within you as they navigate their arranged marriage, unveiling the hidden layers of their personal and professional insecurities. There will be no unrealistic villains or overdramatic plots, but this story will undoubtedly highlight the true version of how marriages are arranged in India. Thus, this book tends toward a realistic portrayal with a touch of fiction. Please be kind. This book is under editing and the chapters with (•) are recently edited. Rest are in progress.

The Cartography of Us A stolen coffee order. A shared corner table. An accidental routine that becomes something more. Mira doesn't believe in fate-she believes in planning, precision, and protecting herself from uncertainty. Juno is easygoing, observant, and strangely comfortable with not knowing what comes next. When their paths keep crossing at the same neighborhood coffee shop, what starts as a case of mistaken identity slowly becomes the most real thing either of them has ever had. This is a story about the quiet architecture of connection, the maps we draw to find each other, and two people learning that love isn't a destination-it's how you build the territory.

This essay critiques John Rawls' "A Theory of Justice," focusing on its practical applicability, assumption of rational agents, the veil of ignorance, the difference principle, and cultural bias. Despite its influence, Rawls' theory faces challenges in real-world implementation and inclusivity, highlighting the need for a more nuanced and context-sensitive approach to justice.

Hey everyone, this is my first post on Wattpad. I am not a professional writer but I love the idea of creating poems and short stories. Hope you all like this very first original self-written poem: Words, which talks abt my personal experiences, thoughts, and perspective about words. words to describe words!! Hope you like this and find this relatable. xoxo

It's been twenty years since the Owens family revealed their power to the small, close-minded town that they'd resided in for centuries. Since then, Gillian Owens had her own pair of twins, a powerful pair of twins. After seventeen years, all hell breaks loose. After all, there's nothing more terrifying than a teenage girl.

Ben is going on his sixteenth birthday and plans to celebrate it any average teenager would. A party with friends girls and his girlfriend. But when his parents go to jail, he has to move far away to live with his crazy drunken godparents. At a new school, with new friends, and major obstacles, how will Ben celebrate his sweet sixteen?

Haiku, three-line micropoems written in an unorthodox manner that contains a variety of emotions, views and deep thoughts. Worth it to give it a go!

❝she got lost in the chaos she called paradise.❞ A collection of prose and poems. ✐ previously: cinder traces ✖ may contain dark themed issues

an uncensored version of life, from a child's/teen's/adult's perspective..

[HP x Practical Magic] In which Emilia Owens shows the British Wizarding World exactly what an Owens woman can do.

This is a portable Gameboy Advance SP that was released in 2002, and is the last model of the gameboys. I hava had it for 20 years now, and it works well still. I also have various games that are very entertaining and nice to play. The advantage of this paortable game is that is has light included can be turned on or off, and comes with a cable to charge the battery. So overall, I think it's a pretty good device to play with.The graphics are very good too.