"No ones wants to date a guy who doesn't have his shit together, a guy who can't take care of himself, a guy who spazzes out over every little thing, a guy who can't handle things. No one wants to date a guy-" "Like me? No one wants to date a guy like me?"

Tweek and Craig have been 'going out' for a while. However.. Tweek sees a little bit more than a friend in Craig. Does Craig feel the same or will they lose each other? /Completed and removed most notes as they weren't relevant anymore:)/

Imagine if you told your parents something about you, that nobody else knew, that not even you understood... and instead of helping you and trying to understand.. they turned there backs on you, and treated you like garbage. Eventually, they get fed up with your "bullshit" and send you away to get help... at the group home for troubled and abandoned kids. There is when you meet someone- this someone shows you that's there's still good people, even when the world has went cold. This someone protects you, and try's to show you what happiness is... that's exactly what happens to Butters... and this "someone" is Kenny.

It could be worse. It could be better. In the end, it matters who wakes up in his bed.

"You mean Tweek? He's annoying," it was a lie, I could never think of Tweek as annoying, but at the time I just wanted to be accepted as a decent human being. Someone people would want to be around, "The only reason I hang out with him anymore is because of the free coffee. He's a freak, really."

Cheerful. This is only one of the many words you could use to describe Butters Stotch. Such an optimistic and pure kid. So heavily guarded and sheltered with no clue as to what the real world held in store for him. But like everyone he had his own secrets, and his life was not as easy to live as he made it seem. Reckless. That was Kenny McCormick for you. Although he cares deeply for the sake of others, he finds himself recklessly toying with the hearts of others. Yet every time he breaks in two the hearts of those he finds attractive, his own seems to chip away bit by bit as well. He wishes for once in his life that he might actually be able to die, to start life in Hell where he no doubt belongs. But maybe coming back is the devil's sick way of telling him he's already there.

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

What you're about to read isn't just a story. It's not a simple novel or sequel to some ridiculous fanfiction. This isn't even a work of fiction at all. For me, this was a little too real.. If you think really hard, you might even learn something about these useless words your brain is absorbing. This could teach you much more than being packed in a classroom forced to memorize mathematic functions and what country was blamed for World War II. This is the study of mind, and I will try my best to explain the series of events that led to my overall dilemma. Including the reason I watch Kenneth McCormick so closely sometimes.