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Playing sports was a huge challenge for girls. But I was determined to pursue my passion and didn't give up. I decided to join sports, but my family and society tried to stop me. They said that girls shouldn't be involved in sports because it would affect their marriage prospects. But I didn't listen to them and fought to achieve my dreams. I battled to join sports and eventually achieved success. I became the first girl from my city to join sports and even became an international player. My story inspired many other girls. I proved that girls also have the right to join sports and can achieve their dreams. This is my story, which I hope will inspire you and motivate you to fight for your dreams.

Crap-O-Meter tool box to your story:

What's next?

What's next for me ? Will I continue to pursue your passion for sports and inspire others?

What Feelings does this story generate in me ?

The feelings generated my story are inspiration, motivation, and empowerment. My story shows that with determination and hard work, anyone can achieve their dreams.

What are Unarguable facts?

The unarguable facts in my story are:

1. I faced challenges and opposition from your family and society when you decided to join sports.

2. I didn't give up and fought to achieve your dreams.

3. I became a successful sports player and inspired many others.

What is not in the pilot?

1. How did my family and society react when I achieved success in sports?

2. What challenges did I face as a female sports player, and how did I overcome them?

Why is this story being told to me?

This story is being told to me is inspire and motivate others, especially girls and women, to pursue their passions and dreams despite facing challenges and opposition.

What is theReal game being played here?

The real game being played here is the struggle for women's empowerment and equality in sports and other fields.

Who is the Real villain?

The real villain is the societal mindset that discourages girls and women from pursuing their passions and dreams.

Moral of the story

The moral of the story is that with determination and hard work, anyone can achieve their dreams and overcome challenges. It's also important to challenge societal norms and mindset that discourage girls and women from pursuing their passions

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"Youth cannot make any considerable impact in the social sector. To actually help other you need a lot of funds, knowledge & experience."

What feelings does this story generate in me?

this makes me feel helpless, seeing so many things going wrong around me and I feel I cannot do anything about it here.

What are the unarguable facts?

I want to step up to the wrong things happening around me. I want to speak up & not overlook anything.

What is not in the plot?

my skills, my motivation, my gameplan, the strategy that I will create, the resource allocation that I'll be able to do.

Why is this story being told to me?

it is being told to me so my voice can be muted. The culprits don't want anyone to speak against them so they make up such stories.

Who is the real villain?

the adults, the grownups who are in the space running things according to them. It is the people with old mentality who do not accept the new things.

What is the moral of the story?

the moral of the story is that young voices are not worth to be heard.

Do I buy the story? Why not?

nah, not one bit. The way things are being done is not enough. We as a society can do a lot of work to improve the lives of everyone around us. Hence we must not be satisfied with the way thing are being done.

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I dreamed of becoming somebody worthwhile but feared rejection more than anything. Each time I saw a contest, I hesitated, convinced I wasn’t good enough. One by one, deadlines passed. Months later, I saw other's linkedin profiles—none were perfect, but they dared. I never even tried.

Crap-o-meter-

1. Next is to try again

2. hopelessness and fear

3. I didn't apply-unarguable facts

4. I hope to win, but fear of not being good enough

5. Relatable

6. My fear? Maybe

7. My fear and not taking action is the main villain

8. Be brazen and try

9. I wrote the story because it was relatable to me. Hence, I bought it.

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story जब मैं 1 क्लास में थी तब मुझे 2 का टेबल मे 12 छुट जाता था फिर मेरे पापा आये याद करने तो जब जब 12 छोड़ते थे तब वो थप्पड़ मरते थे और हम बिस्तर से गिर जाते थे तब से मेरेको पापा और मैथ से डर लगता है|

भावना डर, असहायता, बचपन का आघात।

निस्संदेह सत्य पहली कक्षा, 2 का पहाड़ा, पिता का थप्पड़, गणित व पिता का डर।

क्या नहीं है? पिता का दृष्टिकोण, आगे का प्रभाव, माँ/शिक्षक की भूमिका।

कहानी का उद्देश्य कठोर अनुशासन और उसके मानसिक प्रभाव को दिखाना।

असली खेल शक्ति और भय के ज़रिए नियंत्रण।

असली खलनायक समाज की सख्त अनुशासन प्रणाली।

सीख डर से सीखना असफल होता है, पालन-पोषण में प्रेम ज़रूरी।

विश्वसनीयता हाँ, लेकिन एकतरफा हो सकती है।

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I struggle with trust issues and often find comfort in solitude. I prefer doing things alone because the fear of disappointment haunts me—what if I let someone down? Or worse, what if I expect something from them, only for them to do the opposite and hurt me?

To protect myself, I try not to get attached. But despite my efforts, I do form connections, and with them come expectations. And when those expectations are broken, it hurts. It makes me withdraw even more.

What frustrates me the most is that while I go out of my way to understand others—to see things from their perspective, to be kind—they rarely do the same for me. No one truly puts themselves in my shoes. This imbalance makes it hard for me to trust, to open up, to make friends, or even engage in simple conversations. It feels like a cycle I can’t break.

Crapometer:

What's next?

I don’t want to stay stuck in this cycle. I want to heal, learn when to trust, and when to walk away.

What feelings does this story generate in me?

I feel anxious, sad, unseen, exhausted, and lonely despite choosing solitude.

What are the unarguable facts?

I have trust issues, I isolate myself, I fear disappointment, I struggle with unreciprocated kindness, and I still get attached and hurt.

What is not in the plot?

The moments when I trusted and wasn’t let down, the people who tried in their own way, and my own role in shaping this pattern.

Why is this story being told to me?

Because I need to hear it from myself, not just feel it. Maybe I’ve been stuck in this loop for so long that I haven’t questioned whether it’s the full truth. Maybe it’s time to rewrite it.

What is the real game being played here?

A battle between my need for safety and my need for connection.

Who is the real villain?

The real villain is fear—of hurt, expectations, and being let down.

What is the moral of the story?

Protecting myself is important, but shutting the world out isn’t the answer. Trust isn’t about safety, but about knowing I’ll be okay even if things go wrong.

Do I buy the story? Why and why not?

I believe this story because I’ve lived it, but it’s not the only truth may be. I need to decide if I keep living by this story or start rewriting it—taking small steps to let the right people in while being kind to myself.