Gerard way is a hot mess. Autistic say most. He doesn't think so, though. Why would anyone want to touch other people? Just because he doesn't particularly like speaking or touching doesn't make him autistic. But what happens when pretty little Frank Iero comes along and messes up his perfect circle of life?

To achieve simplicity and normalcy is to not be human. Although, what's so good about being human anyway. Follow Joe Kerrings through his journey to attain such unattainable things whilst catching a curse on the way. It seems as though everywhere he goes, death follows. {trigger warnings: depression, anxiety, suicide, self-harm, abuse}

Flying Knives and Butterflies is about a teenage girl named Mae. She is an orphan adopted by a cruel woman. Mae dreams of seeing her mother once again. She finds herself in very unfortunate situations often. When the new boy and his father move into town, Mae's life is changed dramatically. Knives fly and tears fall. Love and hope is among it all. (Not recommended for younger children. Contains profanity and violent scenes.)

Lex has been the harem king of Marview High for a while now. Now that there's been a new dress code, the school looks like it popped out of an anime. Of course it wasn't really an anime, everyone just looked perfect and talked in Japanese. Okay, so it was an anime.

A lonely merman who lives his life patrolling waters rescues a young boy. The merman grows fond of this boy but is destined to not fall in love once again. Love is a meaningless, illogical, and weakening thing. He cannot participate in it. He has waters to take care of. But love is something that one cannot fight.

Dan is the new kid in school. He just wants to fit in for once. He never fit in, he left his last school because he was bullied. He was bullied because he was different, he wasn't what you would call normal. Dan had a secret that made him different, or what other people would call him, 'a freak'. His own parents thought he was a freak, and left him. It wasn't Dan's fault he was like this. He wanted to be normal, he really did. He thought different was bad, that's until he met Phil. Will Phil change his mind? Will Dan trust Phil, enough to tell him his biggest secret?