the good girl falls for the school rebel and they slowly fall in love; with each other, with themselves and with life. women are meant to be loved, not understood. (smut)

A Trixya story High school relationships are all fun and games. Partying and living without any commitment to hold you back. The main game that is played is called 'No catching real feelings'. But what happens when someone (or multiple someones)catches feelings while playing the game? Or Trixie is a 10th grader who catches the attention of her brother's 11th grade friend, Katya. Trixie doesn't have a clue what is going on between them. Katya says it is just for fun, that it isn't going to last and that they could stop when one of them got bored, but even she is unsure of that once she spends more time with the living Barbie. She isn't getting bored and neither is Trixie. They both have shovels and they both are digging deeper and deeper. Has Katya bitten off more than she can chew and will Trixie suffer because of it? Based on the song Stacy by Quinn XCII (Completed story)

anxiety /aŋˈzʌɪəti/ noun a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something with an uncertain outcome.

Cover credit to the artist(I just found it on pinterest) oneshots, requests, prompts and miniseries all in one book. ( all lesbian Au's cus I can't write brianxbrian) Request are open, give me idea's ! ( SMUTT AND TW WILL BE PUT BEFORE CHAPTERS) I will write: Smutt Fluff Angst Triggering stuff ( to an extent)

a trixya lesbian au. one where Trixie is a shy junior & Katya is an outspoken senior. one where someone gets a crush. one where they have a good time. (The characters of Trixie Mattel & Katya Zamolodchikova do not belong to me; they belong to Brian Furkis and Brian McCook respectively)

A cute little high school lesbian story.

What starts as an innocent dare at a mutual friend's game night turns into Trixya questioning not only their relationship but also their sexuality. Drag names but male pronouns. Multiple POVs.

Basically, it's what the title says.

based on the song "Morning Light" by ARORA.

sequel to 'a girl like you' katya's pov