"Pressure to go strike out on your own Pressure to learn from being alone Pressure to not leave it for too long Before you find another heart where you belong." -Julia Jacklin (Pressure to Party) This book is an au of my other stories, Lividity and Creek Blues. The characters are exactly the same, except they've been to therapy and have a bit more stability in their home lives. It can be read as a stand-alone fic too!

"Did you know me? Have you seen me on your TV? They're still looking." -Nicole Dollanganger (Have You Seen Me?) ***Trigger warnings for abuse, kidnapping, blood, gore, violence, brutality, and probably a lot more.***

"If I believe good wombs have borne bad sons Then I have no qualms using my gun I only love the things that I can hurt" -Nicole Dollanganger (Lividity) ***Massive trigger warnings, so don't read this if you'll feel unsafe.*** **Deleted by Wattpad at 300k, retyped by a host of angels whom I owe my life to

Joshua Dun struggled with mental health. When his new friend Jenna introduced him to a certain artist that wrote songs about depression and suicidal thoughts, Josh knew he'd found the most important music he'd ever find. Tyler Joseph was an up-and-coming artist that played medium sized hometown shows, but only small shows outside of his home state, 'cause he hadn't gotten signed yet. As Josh becomes a bigger and more devoted fan over the years, Tyler becomes a bigger, more popular, more successful artist. While Josh loved Tyler's success, he secretly wished Tyler didn't become more and more distant from fans, and much harder to reach. Josh thought it was impossible to meet Tyler again, until one day, he takes a wrong turn and finds Tyler crying outside his tour bus. ~~THIS book is COMPLETE. Book 2 (of the same title, Let's Recelebrate) is a DIRECT continuation. It is out now and actively being updated!! ~~ (re)Writing an alternate version of my (probably) most popular book Celebrate, because I always wished I had written the beginning differently. This is how I wished I had written this story in the first place. Some rankings: 1 #21p - 2023 1 #joshuadun - 2023 1 #21pilots - 2023 2 #tøp - 2023 3 #twentyonepilots 2023 2 #tysh - 2023 1 #twentyonepilots - 2022 2 #21pilots - 2022 2 #21p - 2022 5 #tøp - 2022 9 #tysh - 2022 Started on June 2, 2022

Now that Josh reconnected with Tyler again, and he was finally allowing Josh to become his friend, Josh finally felt like his life had took a turn for the better. But that also caused a lot of pressure on Josh; while they were great when hanging out together, what would it be like when they wouldn't be in the same place anymore? What was gonna happen once Josh was going home, and he and Tyler would be thousands of miles apart once more? Would they be able to continue their friendship, or would they lose touch again? And how was Josh supposed to handle all of this while having a massive, secret crush on Tyler, a world-famous artist who felt unreachable, and who was desperate to find the perfect person to love - something Josh felt he could never live up to, someone Josh felt he could never be? ~~ This is an ACTIVE story. Book 2 of Let's Recelebrate. First chapter published on Feb 24, 2024 ~~ ~~ So... found out there's a limit of 200 chapters for a story on Wattpad, so uhm... Hi! Was (kind of) forced to make a new book! Please read the foreword! This is the second part of the very long ongoing story called Let's Recelebrate where I re-write my idea and story from many years ago called Celebrate. Glad you're here, I hope you enjoy, would love for you to stick around! Started on February 24, 2024

Book three of the Let's Recelebrate series! Now that Josh and Tyler were officially together as boyfriends, they felt like they were on top of the world. However, there was still a lot for them to figure out together. How was Tyler gonna tell his fans about his lover being a man? And how was Josh gonna handle the sudden spotlight on him once Tyler would come out? How would Josh feel about the sudden attention of Tyler's fans about him and everything in their lives, as they would want to know about every detail, how would he handle being recognized in public by fans he'd never seen or met? And not only that: Tyler lived in Columbus. Josh lived in Los Angeles. Were they gonna be able to handle the distance between them? Especially since, in past relationships, both of them had been so dependent on their past lovers, and distance was one of the reasons that caused separations. Would they be able to make it work, or were they just not that meant to be after all? ~~ This is an ACTIVE story. Book 2 of Let's Recelebrate. First chapter published on (..) 2025 ~~ Since there's a maximum of 200 parts to a book, we have to migrate for a second time to another book - the third book already! Thanks to everyone who's been following this story for three years already! This is the third part of the very long ongoing story called Let's Recelebrate where I re-write my idea and story from many years ago called Celebrate. So glad to have you here. I hope you stick around! Started on June 5, 2025

[COMPLETED] Tyler's father heads the ohio branch of the lebanese mafia, Josh's dad runs guns for their rivals. They're sworn enemies, so why is Tyler doing everything he can to ensure he wakes up in Josh's bed every morning? cover art by vyles-ray on tumblr

Alice is the tormentor of the Clevand High School. She thrives in her group of friends, also the pranksters, and loves to break kids down. When she gets involved with the high school basketball star will she get more than she bargained for? A ski mask romance. This story references suicide, depression, self harm and child abuse. If any of these trigger you please read with caution.

(Cover made by the amazing @alltimetrashcan) Tyler: your typical shy new kid Josh: the unpopular nice guy When the two meet, they become best friends. All is happy and well-with a few bumps along the way, of course- and everything goes as a happy Joshler you'd expect. Until you forget to expect the unexpected. Read more to find out what happens ;) •Sorry this description sucks, the book is better•