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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Few years back I am sitting in my hostel garden listening to the sad music and crying out my heart in a tissue. If I had known, I always felt like the most unwanted kid for my father, and I never knew the reason. I carried deep hurt in my heart for not being able to accept into a group of people. I hated that I was different, that I was not accepted despite being the kindest person. For a few years, that shaped my personality. I had a deep fear of what people think about girls then I research about girls’ articles then I found an article about unwanted girls named as a Nakushi meaning she is Unwanted Girl. Unwanted, is a fictional, inspiring story of a girl who is unwanted and unloved from birth. Despite the discrimination, the indifference, the story relates the struggles, courage, and grit that Nakushi displays to realize her dreams. In certain rural districts of Maharashtra and interviews with few of them on change of name. The shame, trauma these girls must have experienced prompted me to write this story.
This book is a work of fictional based on the life, experiences, and recollections of the author. The names of people, places, sequences, or the details of events may have been changed to try to protect the privacy of others.
Snehitha Parella
My self Snehitha Parella I born on May 28-05-2000 I am author and student I had broken self-esteem, harsh memories, self-doubt and constant criticism. I started believing that I wasn’t good enough and that maybe I am just another average person I wasn’t happy with that image of myself and I wanted to become independent while creating my own identity with my efforts and contributions I wanted to make a difference and I chose writing as one of the ways to help me make a difference I am a very anxious human being, I really fear expressing myself to people I always used to fear what other people may think about me or if they will judge me and for that reason I had my emotions bottled up inside me When I started writing, I had the freedom to breathe out my worries and feelings. I found out a lot of the people that read my work were telling me how they could relate to my content and how it makes them feel like their voice is heard. Comments like these inspire me to write and work harder
