Militarybrat Stories

Molly Walker and her siblings are products of a military family. Moving place to place the last twelve years, her mom calls them dandelions, following their dad wherever the wind blows him. Halfway through her sophomore year, the wind stops blowing and lands them in San Diego. Since this move is supposed to stick, Molly finally has to learn how to open up, but first has to figure out who she is.

The real life stories of military children and soldiers, and just how hard life can be. It's not all about guns and war.

Oh, dear GOD! I'm sure SOMEone out there knows how we military kids feel, whether you are yourself a military brat or are in the military. This is basically my 14 years of knowledge moving every like two years. Enjoy!

Meet Emily Garcia. She is afraid of goodbyes and refuses to let people in. Until her and her mother move to a small town and a couple important people weasel their way in her life and forever change her. She experiences many different life altering experiences and is able to get through each of them with the support of Lucas Hunter. Lucas falls for Emily instantly, but it takes time and patience for him to help her realize he isn't going to leave her. That she'll never have to say goodbye to him. ********** Lucas looks at me. I lower my head, slightly embarrassed that he is leaving his friends because Paul couldn't keep his hands to himself and I had to make a fool of myself getting away from him. He gently lifts my chin with his fingers and looks into my eyes. "Em, I already told you I wanna make sure that you get home. Me. Okay?"

i have a bunch of military sayings that only a Military Brat would get.

Thank you little room, you've served me well I'm sorry for all the nail polish, and the tea I've spilled You've seen my secrets, you've seen my fears My best friends, my tears My love and lost encased inside these walls A little girl grew up in here, but she's far too grown up to live here anymore She didn't want to move. She had lived in Maryland for the past five years, and for a few years before that. But every military child has to move at some point, and for Bianca, that was just too soon for her.

Destined for each other yet thwarted by fate, two souls embark on a timeless quest to reunite. Across centuries, their pursuit remained futile until a serendipitous encounter in Glasgow brings Emilia and Logan together at last. As sparks ignite between them, they face a crucial question: can their love withstand the trials that lie ahead?

Summer and Bryce seem to have nothing in common, and the fact that they have to work together in class for a full year just repulses them. An attempt to try to bond outside of school, actually turns into something more. Summer starts to fall for her enemy and their love of soccer evolves into a budding romance.

a story about a bi military child moving to a new town

Being a Military kid is a lot different, and I've never read a poem from a Military kids point of view, so I wrote one.

Every teenager has felt that moment where they feel like their life is over. They have a bad hair day or the guy they thought was the ONE turns out to be the biggest jerk. I was just like every other teenager in that aspect but then I realized that those moments are more important than we can ever realize. We take every moment for granted thinking that we'll have more of them. More high school crushes and bad hair days, but then something happens and that's all gone. I never knew that the pain in my knee would be the end of the world for me and I'm not meaning that in a teenager way. No, my life is quite frankly over. Well, that's what I thought when this whole mess started so I guess I was overreacting. If you asked me now what I thought of all of this, I would tell you dying is a gift. Cancer was more of a reason to live and not to accept the inevitable. I've made more friends than I can count but I've watched them be put in the ground. So, in the end dying will be a gift. .

Just to clarify a military brat is a child of someone who retired or is still active duty military.

When Jimbo and Lily Cooper decide they want to spend a summer with their children and grandchildren after Lily gets cancer, they invite everyone to stay at their lakeside mansion. For military brat and grandchild, 16 year old Jamie, the summer is ever-so-daunting. Until he meets with the lifeguard at the lake, local college freshman and American football player, 18 year old Alexander Collins. With 2 grandparents, 4 children, 4 children in law, and 11 grandchildren, all in a 9 bedroom mansion lakeside and among a beautiful forest in the mountains at summertime, there's sure to be bumps in the road. Especially when Jamie and Alex fall in love.

Between losing friends, and being grounded throughout high school, I was ready to go to college. Boy was I wrong! My life, story, and all my most famous screw ups are laid out for you here. Dive in, laugh and learn a little at my expense.

My chest hurt as an empty feeling rushed over me. My breathing picked up as I clutched my chest. It was painful but yet, oh so familiar. Black dots swam in my vision as my heart beat wildly. I closed my eyes and tried to calm my breathing. Panic attacks weren't uncommon for me. I'd had them ever since the accident. I felt the tears roll down my cheeks as my face heated. It was getting harder to breath. It felt like the walls were closing in around me, and the oxygen was being sucked out of the room. "Iris! Calm down. You have to calm down," a voice sounded from a distance. It was too late; I was in full panic attack mode. My body shook as I sobbed in gasps. I felt hands on my arms but barely. I was too far-gone. The black dots increased as my breathing did. I'd done this too many times to know what was coming next. I hyperventilated until I passed out completely. ~ After a traumatic event that led to her family's death, Iris moves with her Aunt to California to try and start over. Iris Morgan grew up a military brat. With her dad in the Marines, she grew accustomed to that lifestyle, until she was ripped from it. Now she has to be the new girl all over again. Only this time, she has to keep her C-PTSD in check as well as survive a high school full of teen celebrites, cute boys, and around the clock drama. All Iris has to do is survive two years until graduation, but what comes after graduation may prove to be more difficult than high school itself.