Yes, Mind Palaces are real things. They are a memory tactic also known as the Loci Theory. If you would like to create your own mind palace, I have written all of my steps inside. Remember, it is not easy.

After a few run ins with a certain group of people you were investigating, you finally got caught and your body paid dearly for it. After healing you decide you no longer want to be in the detective line of work, so you quick. But will Sherlock let it happen? This is just something that I've have in my head for a while and would like to try it out! ^_^ I don't own sherlock or any of the characters. They are own By the BBC.

"Why didn't you tell me?" John said, a tear streaming down his face. "I could have helped." He said as he leaned in to hug Sherlock. But this time-Sherlock hugged back. ****WARNING: TRIGGER WARNING. SELF HARM AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Please do not do something you will regret later I Wuv u!***

Depressed!Sherlock Sherlock Holmes: the man, the myth, the legend. John Watson: the soldier, the comforter, the strong. That's what everyone thinks, anyway. John has found out about the deep, dark secret Sherlock clutches so close to himself, and is determined to help the detective. The two fall in love, their resolve and strength tested every day of the war in Sherlock's head. ***TW: self harm, suicide, depression, etc***

Find me on twitter: astudyintennant Sherlock is faced with his biggest mystery yet - love. When he meets John for the first time, everything changes. John isn't fooled by the stories he has heard, the brains without a heart. Instead, he falls for the man behind the monster. What might we deduce about his heart? Will Sherlock continue to stay married to his work? Or will he realise that the love of his life has been standing right in front of him?

John tries new deodorants and Sherlock is inexplicably disturbed by them.

Sherlock is the son of a rich business man, and there was only one thing that he wanted but couldn't have; John Watson. There was no way the Freak and the star football player could ever have a chance together, especially when the two families had a blood feud. Johnlock Fluff Credit to the amazing artist who drew the cover :)

What'd happen if Moriarty's bomb blew up in 'The Great Game'? Here's an idea.

Meet Sherlock Holmes- a 15 year old sociopath; arrogant, tactless, rejected, but enjoys a life of solitude and deducing. Meet John Watson- a 15 year old footballer; quiet, popular, caring, but endures a life of isolation and oppression. A transfer from a state school, John pushes open the door of Room 22 to find the most crucial part of his life he never knew existed; a teenage boy with the mind of a philosopher, who just so happens to be able to precisely analyse every detail of John's life, whilst being able to piss everyone else off at the exact same time.

'Rules are meant to be broken.' This story exercises that phrase. Are the boys willingly to defy everyone and everything for love? Will there be consequences? Read this and find out ;) . Mystrade Johnlock Teen!Lock