They say that the obstacles lovers endure can only make you stronger, but for Stan Marsh that couldn't be more wrong.

Stan struggles to keep his relationship with Gary a secret whilst family problems arise. He knows his friends absolutely despise Gary, but he loves him. Gary is fine with a secret relationship as long as they're happy. But to throw on top of Stan's plate, Randy drags the entire family down into something really bad. (Stan won't keep the family stuff from Gary ofc) Stan has to keep Gary and his family issues a secret from everyone. Will he manage? Don't worry. The story will move past just these topics. We will dig into their relationship specifically too.

when tweek dies in a horrible accident craig spirals into a very deep depression. Kenny decides to take on the task of trying to help craig .

Style angst :) 16+ I do not own these characters,they all belong to Matt and Trey. The art on cover isn't mine! This is highschool au,all kids are aged up and 18. I wouldn't recommend reading this story if you are sensitive to any of these things. •bad words •sexual content •mild nudity •violence •self-harm •suicide •gore •blood •drugs •smoking •alcohol •weapons •death

"Drugs. Fucked up brain. I like to self-destruct." His face was slightly unfocused in my eyes. I thought he looked nice. "You're one ugly motherfucker," I said instead. He leaned in close to my ear. I remembered his breath on my neck. "Am I?" I think he kissed me. Maybe I kissed him. I don't remember who kissed who. I just remember us kissing. I also remember how his fist felt against my nose and how mine felt against his cheek. *** A dark (crenny-ish) story, as told through memories. Originally uploaded on AO3. WARNINGS: DEAD DOVE. DO NOT EAT This story contains topics such as self harm, suicide, substance abuse, eating disorders, and death. Please be cautious.

Cartman is being a dick as usual, buuut Craig benefits from it!

Diana is looking forward to finally finishing high school. Stay out of trouble. Focus only on art. This is Diana's grand plan - until she is assigned to paint the portraits of a girl she can't stand to be around: the school's obnoxious soccer team captain, Alex Perez. ***** It's senior year. Diana just wants to keep her head low while dealing with a family that is slowly but steadily falling apart and a best-friend-turned-enemy that she could certainly do without. The last thing Diana wants to do is spend her last year of high school painting the portraits of Alex Perez. Everyone loves Alex - she's the town's prodigy and the school's golden girl. But Diana and Alex couldn't be more opposite; put them in an art room together and a disaster is bound to happen. [[word count: 70,000 - 80,000]] Cover designed by Ilafi Nastiti [WATTYS 2021 SHORTLIST]

Craig Tucker doesn't really show any emotion around people. But deep down he has a lot going on. He's always late to class, lashes out, flips people off, acts hostile, yet distant, almost like he isn't fully there. He never really lets anyone get close to him. They don't realize that he's actually really hurting. Little does Craig know, a lot of people care about him. And within one day, those people try their hardest to save him. But really, if they hadn't taken time to care and investigate, they never would have thought too deeply about why he was always the late kid. **contains triggers, viewer disgression is advised** Best rankings: #49 - #tweektweak - as of 6/18/2020

When Cal McCarthy first laid her eyes on Grace Jordan, she knew exactly what type of girl she was. Stuck-up, controlling, feared by her classmates - in other words, a mean girl. Every school has one, and Cal wasn't the type to be intimidated by such a cliche. And the moment she talked back to Grace was the moment she started a war with the school's ice queen. But through this war, perhaps she'll find that the high school mean girl has more to her than meets the eye.