Beingateenager Stories

Ezra has been living with the crew of the Ghost for awhile now, but working together in a family unit can sometimes still be a real challenge! And that's especially true if you're an awkward teenager with a growing case of the Dantari Flu. Author's notes: This story takes place shortly after the episode, "Stealth Strike". Phoenix Squadron is using the planet, Garel, as a temporary hiding spot. Disclaimer: Don't own any of the characters. They belong to the Star Wars franchise.

Trigger warning: eating disorder

started at age 16, now 18

This ongoing series of poems describes what it feels like to be suicidal through my eyes. Writing helps me and I've decided to write through this because I never could imagine what wanting to kill yourself would feel like before I experienced it myself.

!!BIG TW!! I remember you, sitting in a plastic lawn chair in your backyard. I remember you said something along the lines of "I'm just tired of it. Ya know, living.". I really wish I would've remembered. Because that was the last thing you did before you, before we found your body.

This is the second book to "My Life Changed". Sierra is now in high school, where she is dealing with boys, drama, and the life of having Demi as a mom. What will happen? Will she become famous? Read the book to find out!

Micky Bravo is a 15-year-old Army Brat. She is working her butt off in school and has made good friends at this duty station, but she can't wait to move on to the next adventure. Unfortunately, her next adventure has been postponed due to her dad being deploying overseas. Great! Micky is not happy about her dad's deployment. In fact, she hates the idea of him leaving yet again. She feels as if these are selfish thoughts and tries to keep them to herself. When life begin to take its toll, Micky looks at all the deployment stuff she received as a kid, but none of it helps her now as a teenager. The stress of her dad, her hero, is beginning to keep Micky from sleeping at night. She lays in bed imagining everything that could go wrong. When she seeks information from her local Army Community Service Center, she is told there is nothing for teens. No workbooks. No deployment journals for teens. No classes. Nothing! That is when Micky gets an idea. Micky sets a goal for herself. She will not only pass all her classes but also create a Guide for Military teens that highlight what she and her friends have gone through being a teen with a parent gone. She has no earthly clue how she is going to do it, or even where to start, but one thing is for sure, there is nothing in heaven or on earth that will keep Micky from doing this project and getting it published. If not for her then for every teenager out there who has been in her shoes and felt so alone!

Me and all my dirtbag, teenager thoughts that surface during introspection.