In which Steve realises that falling for Billy isn't at all as hard as one might think.

By no logical reason would Logan (logic) and Patton (Morality) ever be considered friends let alone anything more than that. In high school people stick to their own groups: nerds or geeks, jocks, musicians, artists, skateboarders, you name it! Nobody ever breaks form their group and mingles with another. Logan is one said geek, although, he never really talks to others much and would much prefer to be reading or conducting one of his many experiments. Patton is one of, if not the, nicest kid in school. He's the one always sitting at the long table at lunch happily asking you to donate your extra change to whatever charity was decided for that day. He only had a few close friends, but people tend to flock to him because of his cheerful personality. What happens when these two completely opposite people start to spend some time together? Will they flip the school upside down in a good way, or is it all just destined for failure..? ~&~ Cover art not by me all credit goes to @notallpotatosarefrenchfries on instagram. Make sure yo go check out her profile she's an AMAZING ARTIST. There will be Prinxiety as well because I mean how can you not? It will mostly be Logicality though. Trigger warning I guess... there is serious content, but it will be happy to I promise.

a parody of the amazing song called Cake by Melanie Martinez.

('LETHAL' SERIES PART I) Of course, having the ability to change and move objects using nothing more than brain power has its perks, but being sent to a special school isolated from all other humans is definitely not one of them in Phil Lester's mind. In the eyes of Dan Howell, being feared is far better than being loved; the latter is overrated - it's one of the only things he's sure of. Coming from a world where you are different and into another where you're just another indistinguishable face in the crowd takes a while to adjust to. Especially when there are people who could provide fatal consequences if you were to cross them. (COMPLETED) **** Warning: contains dark themes such as death/murder in parts, but no triggers on the lines of self-harm, mental illness etc. Feel free to message me just in case. (Honestly, this fic is a mess and I'm sorry in advance) © Please don't repost my works on any platforms without my permission, this includes translations.

Dan wanted to be pretty (TW: death/eating disorders/depression) Also im not good at covers if you wanna make me one thats great (@phan-tabulousphil on tumblr) Sorry for the promo but I need Current cover by Danspillow

in a world where your moods are visible above your head, displayed through pictures and icons, it's impossible to hide your true feelings. however dan howell seems to be lacking this. labelled as an emotionless freak, dan is outcasted because his moods are never visible. that is, until an endlessly happy boy named phil wonders why.

i'm sitting pretty on the throne there's nothing more i want except to be alone. + or where dan is a optimistic openly gay high school student and phil is doing everything to deny himself one simple thing. trigger warnings for • coarse language • alcohol and drug references • physical and verbal abuse • sexual scenes and references • anxiety references

'Oh God Phil, I know you've messed up in the past, but this time you've really done it.' Dan and Phil go to a restaurant one November evening to visit Dan's parents. It all seems like a pleasant evening, until Phil accidentally exposes his relationship with Dan, who knows his parents are severely homophobic. Mistakes are made, and Phil ends up in hospital. Dan, alone, waits for weeks for Phil to wake up from his coma state, until one day, he decides he can't wait any longer, so he tries to end his life to be with Phil, whom he thinks is dead. Phil wakes up, only to find Dan is not by his side, but on his way to a bridge over the Thames as he prepares to jump into the murky waters and take his own life. ( WARNINGS: swearing, a few TWs, anger and violence )

the tale of the prettiest street pianist phil lester had ever laid his eyes on and how he madly fell in love with him.