Nathaniel should appreciate the gift of being God's loving child. But that doesn't mean his older brothers should have the right to abuse him for any infraction he makes. If that's the price to pay to be a Mormon, Nathaniel doesn't want this life. Next door, Ryan is proud of being a slut. He welcomes any horny boy (and occasional girl) to his bedroom and lets them have their way. Yet to his surprise, he finds Nathaniel watching him one day. Ryan's pretty sure Nathaniel disapproves of his lifestyle, but another surprise comes to his way. After Ryan's had a session with one of his friends-with-benefits, Nathaniel comes up to him, saying, "Can you teach me how to love?" WARNING: There's questioning of religion, abuse, twisted views of subjects, etc. Read with these warnings in mind, please. All rights reserved © 2016 by im_annoyed_dammit

True love never ends. At least mine won't... Part memoir, part essay collection, Confessions of a Mormon Bride: Essays on Love and Mormonism, explores the intersections of love and faith as the author makes her way to the wedding alter, assumes the role of wife, and navigates motherhood.

Essays on Writing is a collection of thoughts I come across during my writing journey. They cover topics such as grammar, editing, writing, publishing and very often character and story development within the expectations of genre or society.

An ongoing collection of weekly inspirational essays on writing, art, and the stumbling blocks we all face and fight to overcome.

❝i've delicately chosen letters to form words and words to form sentences, each sentence a colorful paint stroke on the canvas of my mind.❞ [ #1 in poetry on 27/08/16 ]

Charlie doesn't speak, so he paints.

Justin and Kade. Two very close friends, who are both (supposedly) straight. Until one kiss equals a bunch of uncontrollable feelings and a confession from both sides.