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Julie Steimle Broken

novel

Science Fiction
Englisch
59639 Wörter
Ab 12 Jahren
245
1

Everyone told Kinneth Green that taking a job at ConoTech was a bad idea--his friends, his girlfriend, old acquaintences in the Junks, and the priests at the Stone Cathedral--but Kinneth could not resist. The opportunity to earn extra money was nothing to the chance that he could have a closer look at the infamous 'black widow' of New Escon City--Lady Madeline Connolly. It was rumored that she may have murdered her husband (and former CEO of ConoTech Industries). It was also rumored that she had purposely used illicit drugs so that her son would be born with birth defects (The child was born missing both his legs, his right arm, and a lung), and would have to live on a respirator for the rest of his life. Both father and son and disappeared over a decade ago. But even worse, some people claim that ConoTech is creating mind-control devices and putting them in their tech. Kinneth is there to find the truth. But Lady Madeline Connolly, who has a taste for young men, rarely lets go of anyone she has gotten her hands on--and Kinneth is now in her sights. [mehr]

Stichwörter: cybertech, cyberpunk, cybernetics, robot, cyborg, technology, adventure, future, tech, technopunk, intrigue, murder, family, corruption, mind-control, mind control, upgrades, cougar dating, seductress, high school, gopher, work, sexual harassment, harassment, social caste, class system, 1984, dystopia, dystopian [mehr][weniger]

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Julie Steimle One Month

Martian Prophecies Prequel: Story Fourteen

Science Fiction
Englisch
4041 Wörter
Ab 14 Jahren
45
0

Zormna's month of removal from the Surface Patrol of Arras has been hard for her as she has been forced to work three jobs from morning to night. The work has been strenuous and humiliating. But she truly had no idea the nature of the challenge that she faced until she was standing in the middle of it. Zormna Clendar is growing up and finding her place in the world a lot more frightening than she realized. But she must face it with all the strenth she's got. [mehr]

Stichwörter: probation, work, job, flirting, punishment, attraction, beauty, woman, man, marriage, dating, harassment, harass, military, fight, fighting, waitress, worker, rejection [mehr][weniger]

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Sam Vaknin Abuse, Trauma, and Torture - Their Consequences and Effects

Gesundheit
Englisch
2 Wörter
Keine Altersempfehlung
1267
18

The effects on victims and survivors of traumatic experiences, long-term and repeated abuse, and torture. Includes in-depth profile [mehr]

Stichwörter: abuse, antisocial, battering, divorce, domestic violence, dsm-iv, ego, harassment, narcissism, narcissistic, narcissistic personality disorder, npd, object relations, personality, personality disorders, psychodynamics, psychopaths, psychotherapy, relationships, self, spousal abuse, stalking, psychopathology, therapy [mehr][weniger]

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Sam Vaknin Narcissism Book of Quotes

Familie und Partnerschaft
Englisch
1 Wörter
Keine Altersempfehlung
589
13

The Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) and relationships with abusive narcissists and psychopaths: the point of view and lessons [mehr]

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Okah Ewah Edede Lightning Across The Rainbow

A tale of many colours

Sammelband
Englisch
26931 Wörter
Ab 16 Jahren
155
0

My mother was trying to convince my father to kill her. Father would have none of it even as my mom kept persuading him that it was the right thing to do; the best option available amongst the choices. Father was adamant in his refusal. This argument has been going on now for 72 hours as both party stuck to their earlier position - none agreeing to back down. "Ngulinzira," Mother called father by his name. My mom rarely calls my dad by his name except whenever she wants to drive home a point, "you have to find the courage to do the needful." "I can't bring myself to do it my darling wife Sonia Mukasonga. I can't!" Father cried - referring to mother by her full name - as mother cradled his head in her bosom. I have never seen my father cry before but in the pass 72 hours he has been crying like a baby. As I hid behind the lace curtain eavesdropping on them, my young mind tried to make meaning of all that was happening around me. I was six years old then. "But you must try Ngulinzira, you must have the courage to do it for us," Mother said still referring to father in a formal way. I guess it was a negotiation ploy to make it easier for father to do what she was begging him to do. Mother looked lovely in her silk robe that hugged her slim figure. Her long hair was tied in a ponytail behind her and fell across her left shoulder. Mother had a blessed ancestry, her skin were creamy light like goat milk and she had a nose many Europeans would be proud of. Everyone said I looked like her. From afar we heard some noises and my dad stiffened, looking around with frightened bloodshot eyes like a lost chicken. I could see that his hands were trembling as he clasped them together; the shaking made his whole body quake. "They are coming here honey," my mom said calmly to my father, "remember, you must be courageous to do what needs to be done, that is the only way you can save them. I trust you will save them." My dad cried as he tried to cling to my mother but mom gently removed his hands saying in a firm formal voice, "Ngulinzira Bizimungu, do not disappoint me. You must be strong for us; you must do it for us or I will never forgive you even in the hereafter." Just then her eyes fell on me, and I thought she would be angry having caught me eavesdropping, but she walked toward me with outstretched arms; I ran to her and she lifted me up, planting kisses all over my face and saying, "Rosalie my poor baby, I will be leaving you soon but one day, hopefully when you are older, your father will explain to you what happened." "Where are you going Nana?" I asked her not understanding why she sounded so sad and why I felt I would never see her again after that journey, "and why are you leaving? Don't you like Dada anymore?" "No sweetie, I love your father very much but he must send me on this journey so that you can have a future and know what it means to be loved by a man and to have him love you back, but don't worry about it now Rosalie, one day you will understand." [mehr]

Stichwörter: Genocide in Rwanda, Osu, Sexual harassment in Nigerian universities, Nigerian Prisons, Death penalty in Nigeria, Writers in Abuja Nigeria, betrayal, The January 1966 coup, The counter coup of 1966, Afonja, Alimi, Illaje, Ibii, Ulism, Afikpo

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The Book Club

32 Mitglieder

In this group we will all read one book from a random member every week. If the group exceeds 5 members, every group of 5 or under members will read a book from a random member in their sub group. Throughout the week we will discuss and give feedback to the author of the book, then with each new week we will move on to a new author and book. That will be the only purpose of this group, to read and share feedback with each other. Those that fail to do so will be kicked from the group. I rather have 1 other member in the group than a 100 inactive members. Rules: No posts outside of the relevance of the weekly discussions about books from the micro groups. When you first join you are required to take part in the reading and giving of feedback for the first two weeks, afterwards you will first be kicked after a month of inactivity. No swearing or harassment of others. This group is about constructive criticism, not criticism.

The Debate Club

7 Mitglieder

Welcome all you strong-hearted debaters! There are no restrictions to the topics, though it is appreciated if you try to refrain from using spiritual-only arguments. These are just some suggested guidelines so we can keep a civil and friendly debating atmosphere: (1.) Try to stay a secular as you can, debates are welcome on religion and spiritual morality, but please have some intellectual backing to them. (2.) Keep the language to day-time television. There are plenty of ways to get your point across without sounding like a well-educated sailor. (3.) Don't be rude. This is the closet thing to a rule we have. Harassment and fighting will not be tolerated. Your topic will be deleted on the first offense. On the second, you will be removed form the group. (4.) Use proper grammar. Typos, common mistakes, and confusion are fine, but don't argue with "omg ur just trn to fite me bruh." That's it, so just debate to your heart's desire!

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