Peter Parker attempts to juggle being Spider-Man, a high school student, and traumatized all at the age of sixteen. Aunt May does her best to be supportive of her superhero nephew and Ned is always there to be his Guy in the Chair. Sometimes, it's still too much for Peter. When he thinks things can't get even more complicated, a villain inserts themselves into the mix. Tony Stark decides to awkwardly step in and tries to help Peter understand that his own health needs to come before Spider-Man. Peter isn't sure if he agrees.

As a young Dominopaw learn to deal with the rejection of his father, Tigertalon, darker forces lie in wait to take advantage of the son who wants nothing more then his father's approval. But as new clanmates join, he must choose between something he has always wanted, and a the possibility of a new life.

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A story in which Peter Parker thinks and says that he's fine, but really isn't. Tony notices. TRIGGER WARNING: Panic attacks and possibly other mental health issues- may include self harm, I'm not sure yet. ON HIATUS- NEW CHAPTERS SOON

Henry and Sammy have been working together since the start of the studio, growing closer by the day. When Joey Drew orders a strange machine to be built, things start to grow dangerous for the both of them and tensions start to rise.

"Conversion therapy can be extremely dangerous and, in some cases, fatal. In 2009, the APA issued a report concluding that the reported risks of the practices include: depression, guilt, helplessness, hopelessness, shame, social withdrawal, suicidality, substance abuse, stress, disappointment, self-blame, decreased self-esteem and authenticity to others, increased self-hatred, hostility and blame toward parents, feelings of anger and betrayal, loss of friends and potential romantic partners, problems in sexual and emotional intimacy, sexual dysfunction, high-risk sexual behaviors, a feeling of being dehumanized and untrue to self, a loss of faith, and a sense of having wasted time and resources." -National Center for Lesbian Rights (#BornPerfect: The Facts About Conversion Therapy) Adam didn't think he was doing anything wrong by loving his boyfriend, but his parents disagreed. They told him they would fix him, that they would help save him from the dangerous path he'd chosen and help him find the path to Heaven. They never told him how much it would hurt. This is a companion to Losing Control, but it can easily be read as a stand-alone short story. Trigger warning: Self-harm, extreme homophobia, borderline torture (all non-graphic but possibly triggering)

I never thought I would fall in love like this. I never, ever thought about how I would meet the perfect guy who completely understood me and I definitely never imagined that I would meet him in Conversion Therapy of all places. And I never thought my life would take a turn like this.

A genetically unique but emotionally lost teenager must figure out who she is within her mixed-up, warring world of Shifters and Wolfstalkers. ***** It wasn't Maddie's choice to be born a half-breed, half Shifter, half Wolfstalker -- a hunter of Shifters -- and it wasn't her choice to keep her identity a secret. But after trying to attend high school like any normal sixteen-year-old, things quickly spiral south when her Stalker uncle finds out about her and catapults her out of anonymity and into the awareness--or possibly the crosshairs--of The Order of the Wolfstalker. Maddie must think fast and figure out a way to keep herself and her family safe, or risk losing everything. Including her life. [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]]

[REWRITING] Peter Parker, a 15 year old boy, had suffered far too much in his life. Losing his parents at 6, his uncle at 14, and his aunt at 15. He never got to say his final goodbye, he never had the chance to be happy with them again. He let himself be pitied, and he let himself go. He was miserable. That is until Tony Stark pops into his life. [NOTES] This book has mentions of death in it. There may be some triggers like depression, death, blood, things related to that. Enjoy :)

Peter isn't the same after the events of homecoming. He covers this up very well however, he does it so well that not even Tony Stark himself can see how broken the kid is. That is until another disaster strikes, and Peter shows his true colors. The colors he tried so hard to cover up and hide. !!TRIGGER WARNING!! -Panic attacks -Self harm -Suicide attempts -Suicidal thoughts Info on updates: Once every few months, I'm not as inspired sorry.