Ethan McAllister, a lost and aimless young man, wakes up one morning in the body of a girl named Olivia with no understanding of how it happened or why. As he navigates this bewildering new reality, Ethan must confront his insecurities and adapt to a life he never imagined, all while uncovering the truth behind the mysterious program that transformed him. In a journey of identity and self-discovery, Ethan learns that becoming someone else might be the only way to truly find himself.

Sam was a seemingly normal boy who lived for playing football with his friends. Although he had heard from friends about awkward talks about puberty and sex. When his time came, Sam did not see what was coming his way. The day after his eleventh birthday, he was accosted (in his eyes anyway) by his mum and sat at the table for the inevitable lecture. As she began, he thought that it was an odd choice that his mum was giving him a talk on male puberty; what did she know about it? Of course he had had 'Sex Education' lessons at school and was confident that he knew everything that he needed to know. Unfortunately for him, Sam was about to discover that his path through the puberty roadmap might be somewhat different to what he had expected. Whilst puberty is a challenging time for all children, Sam's was going to have significantly more impact on his life than most.

The truth of the trans agenda

Scott, an 18-year-old boy from Ontario, Canada, is excited to participate in an exchange program and experience life in England. However, upon his arrival, he discovers that there has been a mix-up, Scott Campbell isn't Sophie Campbell. What will happen as he attends Arbury School for Girls.

Skye Christie is granted a wish unlike any other - she can erase her past and replace it with her ideal one.

Penelope Rose has never had a home or family to call her own. Foster care will do that to a kid. But something about the Pennington family is different. Maybe it's the kindness they show her, the openness of the farm, or even the goofy boy that never leaves. Or maybe it's because there's something else at work here. The cry of a raven and a horrific tragedy give Penelope cause to believe this. Now that she's stuck in this situation, she must ask herself one thing. How far is she willing to go to protect people she doesn't even know? Please read and vote/comment past the first chapter! I really need the input!

No one wants to be forced to do anything, especially, Jiro. But when she was offended by something a classmate had said and was almost forced out the closet by a classmate, she didn't take it too well. It's not fair. She should have been able to keep secrets from her classmates without having to risk anything. It wasn't fair. Especially when one understands the magnitude of what she's going through. (I don't own My Hero Academia) ⚠️WARNING WARNING WARNING⚠️ This will be a very dark fanfic. It will include; depression, severe anxiety, cutting, violence, suicidal attempts, swearing, transphobia, homophobia, and many other dark themes. If any one of these things makes you uncomfortable I would recommend being extremely careful when reading this or if it's too much, just don't read it because I actually care about y'all. So please be careful while reading this.

(Authors Notes: THIS STORY FINISHED) ~STORY ONE~ It was supposed to be a miracle. The drug was called Isisraxtosa-a breakthrough treatment, hailed as the cure to a deadly virus no one could control. For a while, it worked. People recovered. Life began to feel normal again. But miracles have side effects. And this one was far worse than anyone imagined. Now, the world is falling apart, and two girls are caught in the middle of it-wandering through cities where nothing stays dead, and silence can be the most dangerous sound of all. They don't know what's waiting out there... Only that it used to be human.

Just a list of all the stories in order to help as a guide and writing tips.

Given two choices or a scenario and two options, you get to choose which of the two would you prefer and why. Don't just answer, but explain your choice. When you answer, remember, these are your ONLY two choices. "It depends," isn't an answer. "actually I don't like either one, I'd prefer...," again, not an answer. "These choices are stupid," also not an answer. Just pick one and explain why. If everyone answers it like this, the results could lead to some interesting conversations. *This story was written by Sabrynabrooklynne on Wattpad. If you aren't reading it there, it's been stolen. Please report the website. It's probably not the final version either.*