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15 year old Tyler Joseph loves to write about his life in his diary. Joshua Dun happens to be his life. fem!tyler

tyler can't get a job anywhere and his bank account is running dangerously low, living on nothing but scraps in a shitty apartment. he decides he needs to get money, fast. santa cruz ca.

Heaven, hell, and In between are real Tyler's hopelessly in love with Josh Josh is apart of a cult, and he's satan No literally, next in line.

Tyler is infatuated with his "pretty" neighbor Josh. And Josh finds Tyler undeniably beautiful and lovely.

tyler was in love with his daddy. josh was infatuated with the little boy from heaven. *･゜ﾟ･*:.｡..｡.:*.｡. .｡.:*･゜ﾟ･* sometimes updated multiple times a week, but once a week is the norm ! *･゜ﾟ･*:.｡..｡.:*.｡. .｡.:*･゜ﾟ･* highschool fanfic ! sub!tyler dom!josh

"If you want to be my "friend" at least look at me." "I-I can't do that." "Why not?" "Because.." "Because why?" "Because, um, my taste in music, is your face."

josh had tyler all to himself, tyler was the type to wear skirts n crop tops, and flower crowns n pretty red lipstick, and he had him all, to himself.

Josh has a rare condition to where his body doesn't get enough oxygen He was described as the dead kid, no one got close to him cause they knew he'd die soon Tyler wanted to change that *yes Tyler's fem, fight me*

Everything happens for a reason, you must learn, forgive and forget right?? Tyler at age 13 learned this the hard way and continues to learn

in which josh is on the foot ball team and tyler is the new pretty boy. high school probably gonna have smut later on idk I don't actually ship joshler, but the idea is golden to me.

Tyler was swindled into relationship after relationship each one promising him that they loved him, and that they weren't just taking advantage of him.

female!tyler & female!josh © 2016 ethan brown all rights reserved *based on a real life event*

josh is sent to work on his uncle's farm for the summer. suddenly the fresh strawberries aren't the sweetest thing on the farm when tyler shows up. !! 1 in the tag joshler !! !! 1 in the tag dun !! !! 2 in the tag femtyler !! !! 5 in the tag twentyonepilots !!

Tyler was a not so average boy,he loved skirts,crop tops,oversized fluffy sweaters. He doesn't like girls,and he doesn't want to be a girl. 'Why does this love feel to perfect....?' Tyler ask while looking at the sunset. 'I d-Don't know...' Joshua sputtered out. New book,first book. Please don't sugar coat anything! ~Dayanera

Tyler is soft just like his stuffed bears, Josh is as soft as nails. or Tyler is kinda obsessed with 'the famous e-boy' of his school ~ Joshua Dun But Josh has no idea who Tyler is.

Tyler Joseph is just a very 'confident' teenager who likes to share clothes with his sister and whose family is extremely religious. His family is ashamed of him and he has very few people who fully support and genuinely love him. Brendon Urie is 'the perfect christian boy' and is placed upon a pedestal by his father and the church. He is an extremely popular jock with a girlfriend and a bright future that has already been chosen for him. After their families meet at a church event, they become good friends and Tylers parents think that Brendon will be a good influence. Both of the boys are against it but neither of the parents really care. Will 'the prefect christian boy' and 'the family embarrassment' become closer than they thought?

Tyler Joseph saw Josh once in a convience store. after several months he still sees the boy, but it's a hallucination. his schizophrenia is causing him to see a boy who isn't there, but exists. He decides Josh is his daydream. Contains smut and possibly triggering subjects.

For those who don't understand me, let me explain me, and my situation. I'm Tyler Joseph, and I've been diagnosed with Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome.

the story about a little princess who loves his stuffed dragon and his daddy. -- short chapters -- WARNING // this is about a cgl relationship. so if you're uncomfortable with that, you probably shouldn't read this. -- published: February 12, 2017