Gay Shit™ again

From the LGBTQ+ subjects that some consider taboo to the abandonment of others because of the things we cannot control, this poetry book covers all the things you'd normally not hear about. Everyone tries to keep us quiet. And I think it's about time that changed. For years I've kept quiet, and I've only gotten louder and louder. It's time to shout. So read on for a fun trip through the forbidden thoughts of my mind. --- "Rise and Shine Society" I've been so depressing I'm making people worried I'm merely expressing And people don't agree with what I've perceived I'm seeing forgotten backpacks in the streets And nooses being sold for a $1 each But people don't see the teens committing these deeds They only ever see what's on their feed Listen, I'm just a teen, it's true I've got a backpack just like you But I've been seeing the clues And I'm not in line with letting kids die blue I'm telling you, everyone's gone blind And you need to open your eyes It's time to be revived So rise It's time to wake up --- Dedicated to everyone in my life who helped me find my voice, and that includes the people on wattpad who continue to support my work.

For months Summer is trapped in a cellar with the man who took her - and three other girls: Rose, Poppy, and Violet. His perfect, pure flowers. His family. But flowers can't survive long cut off from the sun, and time is running out...

Everyday she wrote a suicide note, only to crumple it and throw it away. ⚠️WARNING⚠️ This piece contains sentences that will trigger any anxiety, depression and of the likes. Please see that your mental health is stable before reading this work. ⚠️Viewer Discretion is Advised⚠️

The Gone Unnoticed Series 16 year old Elizabeth Parker was the perfect child. She was the child that everyone wanted, the child that everything they did was 'right'. What nobody noticed was that every night she would go home and break down, the weight on her shoulders taking a toll. What she does to get relief may be considered wrong, but she feels as if it's the most right thing to do. So she continues. The thing that has saved her for so long, will now be the thing to end her.

You know you’re obsessed with it when you look at your self every time you walk past a mirror or something that reflects you. You know you’re obsessed when you think of the food you don’t want to want to eat hours before lunch. You know you’re obsessed when in class you measure you thighs or when you stare at you stomach instead of paying attention to the teacher. TW: Eating Disorder

A book of my favourite poems and quotes about Social Anxiety. I do not own any of these and credits go to all the authors of the poems and quotes.