She has that curly hair And those eyes that shine What i can not bare Is that she's not mine

This is a poetry book that's based on LGBTQ+ aspects. I've been inspired to do this by watching so much slam poetry, so I hope some of you end up relating to these poems!

(If you are homophobic than please don't click on this story.Thanks ♥) Suddenly I was thrown against a locker. It didn't hurt or anything but it still shocked me because within seconds Dylan was only inches away from my face and my hands pinned against the locker as well. ''D-Dylan, I-I can only repeat myself..I'm sorry, b-but I'm not gay..'', I looked down, feeling really uncomfortable in my skin with Dylan looking at me like this. I tried not to think about how I could feel his minty breath against my lips. All of sudden I felt light pressure on my lips for only two seconds. ''I'll make you, trust me.''

Kelly McTish goes to Catholic high school along with her best friend Riley. Kelly's a lesbian and Riley's trans. Unsurprisingly, they both feel out of place in a Catholic environment. However, they slowly realize that they aren't alone in this school so they decide to stick together in order to survive high school.

If you're planning on writing a fanfic/story with a trans character, you should probably read this. If you're cis and you're planning on writing a fanfic/story with a trans character, you should definitely read this. Even if you're not planning on writing a trans character anytime soon, you might want to read this. These are some things about trans people to keep in mind when you're writing, brought to you by your local nonbinary emo who is very angry and very desperate for respectful trans representation. (Okay, seriously, I really would appreciate it if you'd read this because I think it could be very helpful.)

Everyone knows the Wyatt twins as Samantha and George, but only the two of them know each other for who they really are: Sam and Rose. The twins have always known that their genders are flipped, and they know how important it is to keep this fact a secret. With inattentive parents and no friends to speak of, this hasn't exactly been difficult so far. They go through life with two simple rules: stick together, and trust no one else. But their first year of high school brings unexpected challenges that threaten to tear the twins apart, and before long, keeping their identities a secret becomes the least of their worries. When an unthinkable tragedy occurs, they're both left to worry not so much about staying together, but more about staying alive.

This is basically a diary of my transition. I explain a bit better in the first chapter ^.^ TRIGGER WARNINGS: dysphoria & profanity. Individual chapters with other triggers will say so at the beginning of the chapter. If I miss a warning, please let me know so I can add it ASAP and avoid triggering anybody!!!