"...now I'm falling..."

"How can I...free my mind?"

~This beautiful cover was made by @runwalkd~ Charlene (Charlie) Sinclaire and Colin Harrison have been best friends since they could walk. They were always there for each other when the other needed it. But after her dad dies, Charlie is forced to move away from Colin without even saying goodbye. Charlie later finds out that she has been diagnosed with a disease called type 1 diabetes. After six years of being away, Charlie's mom finally allows her to move back and live with her sister as she finishes her senior year. She finds out that a lot of things have changed over the years, and by things we mean people. Her friends ignore her, including Colin. But when a school project forces Charlie and Colin to become partners they both learn what the other has been doing for the past six years and they fall back into the friendship they once had...kind of. *warning* : mature language ⚠️TRIGGER WARNING⚠️ - Deals with disordered eating - Verbal abuse - Depression

Between being forced into a country and school she wants no part of, Toby Exeter hates everything. She hates her body, her school, her family, and everything else. That is, until she meets Roman Andrews. Roman walks into her life and makes her question everything she knows. What she believes, her perception of things, and even her wants and needs. Before she knows it, she's falling hard, and might end up letting him see the person she lets nobody else see. Warning: eating disorders, depression, and other mature content.

The Skinny Life of Rowan Jones is about a Junior in high school who has been struggling with an eating disorder since the beginning of freshman year. Rowan has friends who love each other unconditionally yet fail to notice when she is struggling. When Rowan's brother's friend, who also happens to be Rowan's ex-childhood friend, starts to notice Rowan struggling, will he be able to help her break her habits of restriction? Or will it only cause Rowan to push him away even further than before, leaving her to submit to her greedy and demanding dear friend Ana?

How to describe Logan Pierce: Happy, bubbly, nice to everyone. He wasn't the type of boy anyone expected to be anorexic. How to describe Oliver Cross: Brutally honest, blunt, harsh, considered terrifying by most. He wasn't the type of boy anyone expected to be the sweet and caring guy Logan saw him for, the guy he used to be best friends with. #1 Bullying #18 in Lgbt

Being forced to move so many states away from all that he once knew, Nessa was nervous to tackle his new life. Fortunately, it didn't take long for Nessa to meet a plethora of unique individuals who welcomed him into their lives: The optimist, the kinky, the haunted, the bitchy, the hippie, and the intellect. They all did their best to show him what life was like in the city, and to teach him how to live each day as though it was his last. Nessa tried his best to do as they said, but sometimes he couldn't help but glance over his shoulder. Those eyes that so many people deemed beautiful, they were always searching for a specific shadow in the dark. Until someone tapped his arm, and he was forced to ignore the nagging feeling at the back of his mind. •O•O• LGBTQ+ book Started: 2 . 6 . 21 Finished: 9 . 26 . 22 TW: addiction, sexual assault, sex, drugs, strong language, mild violence. Rated Mature for the above.

Lafayette was the school's only out kid. Then Eden came along. Fay was all confidence, known for his flawless acting and effeminate clothing. He didn't bow down to anyone, and he was incredibly skilled at becoming friends with anyone he wanted to. Eden was all pretend confidence. On the inside, he was a calloused heart decorated by life-threateningly deep scars. But he never says a word. Not until Fay becomes a large part in his life, trying to teach him what it means to heal. •O•O• Trigger Warning: abuse, disordered eating, mental illnesses, rape, and self-harm. Rated mature for the above. Started: 5 . 3 . 20 Finished: 8 . 4 . 20

Ethan glared at the package of chips halfheartedly, desperately trying to keep his hands from reaching out and tearing the bag open as though his life depended on not eating the cheesy snack. He wanted them (god did he want them), but he knew he couldn't live with the repercussions. It was mildly concerning, a small part of him thought, considering he had never thought about the "repercussions " of food before. - - - - - Ethan's attitude towards his body lately has been pretty worrisome, so I decided to write a fic where that was taken to the extreme.