Stigma Chapter 1 Novels & Stories

Pretending not to know was safer than dragging everyone into this mess. The nurse tilted her head, flicking her red curls over her shoulder with a scoff. She glanced down at my baby, a sneer twisting her lips. “He’s a handsome one,” she said mockingly, “Pity his mother’s nothing more than a disgrace.” I flinched, but I didn’t respond. There was nothing I could say that would change her opinion. Nothing I said would erase the stigma that followed me wherever I went. I'd already heard every cruel word imaginable during my stay here. It no longer shocked me, it just chipped away at whatever dignity I had left.

This was just the beginning. --- End of Chapter 3

With hearts full of hope and minds brimming with ideas, they set forth into the world, ready to make their mark and create a legacy that would resonate far beyond the reaches of their own lives. And so, Chapter 107 became a testament to the power of self-discovery, the strength of friendship, and the profound impact of conversations that dare to delve into the depths of the human experience.

The one person that showed me what true love truly means ended up with my best friend more like my sister, they turned into my enemy and tortured me day to day. Despite my beauty, I couldn't get a mate of mine, they all rejected me without any second thought. I know that the stigma will live in me for eternity till I perish from the fouls of this earth. I flare my nose as a burning smell hits me, I nervously exchanged a look with the woman and that's when it dawned on us the meat was burning. "The….the meat!" I screamed.

The next chapter in this book is about Laina and some of her hardships. It talks about child abuse, alcoholism, pedophilia, rape and several other situations that may be triggering. Please know these characters are not based off of any one I personally know. The situation may be similar to things people face in real life, but they are not based off of any real life experience. That being said I do not condone any of these behaviors or the endagerment of a minor in anyway shape or form. This chapter purely exists to give some light to Laina Forcine and why she is the way she is and how she came to be with Elstan. The chapter is not essential to the story so feel free to skip it if you don't t

And perhaps that would be the thing that would keep me from relapsing. “You’re absolutely right,” I said with a firm nod. “If my attendance and advocacy for seeking proper treatment can help remove the stigma, even just a little… then I would consider that immensely rewarding.” A chorus of sincere agreement arose as everyone began to dig back into their meals, leaving me finally feeling as though I could breathe easily again. Perhaps I would actually attempt to eat something now, I mused, carefully spearing a few pieces of chicken onto my fork.

’ “I don’t care about this at all, and I think I’ve proven it. And with the whole ‘dating Charlie’ thing I’m not missing out on fun stuff people my age would do that you wouldn’t want to, and I wouldn’t want to do the stuff that ‘wild single ladies’ do anyways because you always taught me to respect myself more than that. And on your end, you get the benefits of my youth and you know I can hang out with you, Marcus, Sonya and Paulette just fine without putting my foot in my mouth or acting like a fish out of water. Plus, as your wife, I would want to dedicate part of my time to making sure I keep you healthy and fit, so even when you’re sixty-five and I’m forty-one, you’ll be the healthiest,

The stench blood filled my nostrils making me run faster. I had to tell them. ♾ You've come to the end of this chapter. Thank you for reading Chapter Forty-One| Eclipse I Fight babies! Love, Coco

Their eyes were starting to glaze over as they stared at her she said “Don’t you for one minute think I’ll stand here and take your shit because everyone else has. They might give two shits if you hate them; I don’t right now you’re acting like a two yr. old, so I’ll talk to you like one. Respect isn’t given it’s earned and as long as you keep trying to act like a woman you’ve never met, you’ll never get my respect.” Kaleb asked angrily “How do you know we’ve never met her?” Angel held up the letter she’d left with their caregiver and handed it to Kaleb and said, “Because of this.” Stacia never wanted ties to anyone, and if she got too far along pregnant to terminate, she’d hand the child of

The dress and the mini case she carried at the back of the posh BMW was according to the poetic language in the little but highly publicized book. She rehearsed her salutations briefly, sadly a stammer still persisted. She wondered why, if only for the sake of the event, the stuttering wouldn’t excuse her. Then she realized her same deformity propelled her behind enemy lines and do the unimaginable things. She slowly drove into the alley, looking around for familiar faces. Kelly made it clear; his presence was going to be detrimental to the launch of the book. She was on her own, facing the reality of life. She had taken eight months to pen the most lethal weapon and concealed it in the poet