Neurodivergence Stories

When their parent's relationship takes a step forward Sage and Liam are abruptly forced into each other's lives. At 3AM while Liam is throwing up liquor or out at a party amping up his body count Sage is seizing or spending yet another night at the hospital being robbed of his adolescence by his FND.

This is a AU- Fanfiction, so it basically has nothing to do with the show, except for the names and somewhat the personalities. So just keep that in mind. Skye is 13 and gets pushed from one foster home to another, when she gets taken out of a particularly abusive one, she meets Bobbi. Bobbi is 17 and doing an internship at the hospital in her summerholidays. She was adopted by Melinda May and Phil Coulson a few years ago and when she meets a young, malnurished, traumatized girl, she is reminded of what she was like when she first met her parents. Or A teen-Skye getting adopted by Phil and Melinda. No SHIELD, no powers, Adoption AU, I have no knowlege of the fostercare system, i am also not American. This is for fun, just bare with it.

It's a story about me... It's not fictional. It's a real story about my neurodivergence and how I came to be and am getting through life. I want to pass on knowledge i have learned and also share some of my funny moments and slips ups!

Sometimes you just need to find one other person who understands you. Richelle and Jacquie are that for each other.

A series of Owl House one-shots cross-posted on AO3.

This is basically a brain dump of my life with ADHD and Autism. This is mainly so I can refer to this stuff easier when discussing with my family tbh

All characters and world and story this is fanfic of belongs to Hiro Morita with Copyright If you read this after I just posted the first thing for this, I know Autism and ADHD aren't the only forms of neurodivergence, I just wanted to write something centering Bel Daizora since I have that hc for him. Just stories centering headcanons I have for Beyblade Burst characters. Some of this is based on my own experiences, but some isn't. Also, I'll simplify my own experiences a lot in this. AKA, it won't be accurate, and if I write something innacurate that's unintentionally ableist. Please let me know and I'll rewrite. Also, I know the first post for this is kinda trash but I'm probably rewriting it later and stuff for myself. Also some of the treatment is based on experiences I know other people have had with ableism, since I'm lucky enough to not deal with that as much but a lot of other people aren't. Also, though it's easier for me to write stories about autistic characters, I'll try to not just write stories about them and add variety. I'm saying this because I don't just want people's takeaway from this to be that neurodiversity is just autism and ADHD because it isn't TW: Internalized ableism, ableism in general, parental issues(Mainly abandonment because I'm not including my lore theories into this so I have to change the backstories for this), etc.

Yara Lakshmi, an south Indian biochemist with a sharp mind and even sharper independence, has built her life around logic, control, and precision. Romance? Men? She's seen the clichés, the chaos, and she's not buying any of it. Enter Kai Nakamura-Wilson, a half-Japanese, half-Australian research assistant whose warmth, curiosity, and quiet confidence disrupt her carefully curated routine in ways she refuses to admit-at least at first. As they navigate experiments, assays, and late nights in the lab at Reedy-Renard University NAB in Europe, professional friction gives way to subtle humor, accidental intimacy, and moments of vulnerability neither expected. Yara's rigidity meets Kai's adaptability, and slowly-but never predictably-they find themselves learning more about each other than either planned. A story about precision, passion, and the chaos of unexpected connections, Lab Partners in Chaos is a slow-burning rom-com where love sneaks in between lab coats, pipettes, and data sheets-whether Yara wants it to or not.

As a general rule, very few people who do not have autism have any idea how the condition actually affects people. That being said, this is nobody's fault considering the fact that very few people, those affected included, fully understand the condition. However, I would like to explain what aspects of it that I can. This is something that I have wanted to do for a while now and I finally worked up the nerve to do after I was told that, "everyone is a little autistic, just like everyone is a little gay." I feel like the person who said this didn't mean anything bad by it, just that we're all a little different but it jolted me into action and this book was born. I will be making a few posts about certain aspects of the condition myself, but I am also here to answer any questions that people may have.

A girl volunteers at a special needs day camp she used to attend. Published in the 2019 volume of Kula Manu Literary Journal. Published in volume 4 of All That's Lit to Print literary journal.

Tren Pickward solves disappearances the same way he runs triage: quiet, precise, and without wasting motion-because mistakes get people killed. He also carries two inherited abilities-Parallax for patterns and Stasis for stolen fractions of time-and he keeps them buried for a reason. When a string of vanishing cases leads to illegal tunnels, unmarked crates, and surveillance feeds that don't belong to any city map, the town's "quiet" starts to feel engineered. Ivy Glenstra is the only partner who can match his pace-and the only one who notices when his secrets start showing up in the field. The deeper they dig, the clearer it gets: someone is moving people like inventory, and a figure known as the Architect is building something that reaches far beyond their jurisdiction-and too close to Tren's bloodline.

There are a lot of stories out there about autistic people, mentally ill people, and disabled people...but very little of it is written from OUR point of view. We always hear from our parents and exes how unmanageable we are, how toxic, how annoying. They smirk over our oddities and delight in laying our private lives bare in a way that shows what martyrs they are for having to put up with us. There are very few romances about us, and even fewer that show the depth and joy of our relationships. These are true stories of our happily-ever-afters, of our loving families, of our complex friendships. These are windows into the difficulties we face trying to connect with others, express our feelings. This is our chance to tell these stories from OUR point of view-as the ones who are different, who don't know how to act "right", who do things that people see as odd and annoying. If you want to contribute to this anthology, please contact me at elizabethroderick [at] att [dot] net. We accept narrative nonfiction, essays, poetry, graphic novels...anything that shows our relationships from OUR point of view. I will I think be doing this as a series of different stories, so that each person can do more than one chapter if they like, and keep adding to it if they like. I think that will make it easier to read than making each person's piece a different chapter. So, this first book will be my own story.

The woman looked at him with a rather confused expression, sputtering before asking. "Is... Is that from Angus?" She bit back an amused smile. Abed reverts back to his usual stance. "I didn't expect you to get that, actually. Most people don't" "I suppose I'm not most people then." ── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ── Abed knew one thing for certain. Movies were the thing that he always understood. But when Adelaide sits across from him, suddenly he wants to understand something else for a change. ── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ── This is an OC x Canon story. Greendale is still a wacky community college; just in this story it has a little more structure. Actual classes, more appropriate scenes for a college, etc. I try to stay true to the source material as much as I can!

Uh I'm bored and a literal fein for him so um yeah!

Absolutely! Here's a polished **story description** and **tagline** for *Ink & Asphalt*, perfect for Wattpad, AO3, or a pitch blurb. She writes about dragons to escape reality. He races to outrun it. Neither expected to find home in each other. Margareta Stan has spent her life on the edges of the spotlight - the daughter of a Hollywood star, a bestselling romantasy author known for her vivid worlds of dragons and fairies, and a young woman living with autism, epilepsy, diabetes, and OCD. Quiet by nature and fiercely private, Maggie is content with ink-stained fingers, herbal tea, and the safe rituals of her routine. Pierre Gasly thrives on speed. A Formula 1 driver used to roaring engines and flashing cameras, he's spent years chasing adrenaline - and running from everything else. But when an injury sidelines him mid-season, Pierre finds himself in New York, restless and off the grid. Their worlds should never have collided. But in the hush of a library during a crowded gala, they do - over a worn copy of *Emberwings*, Maggie's debut novel. What begins as a chance encounter grows into something delicate, real, and unexpected. But with media frenzy, her health challenges, and Pierre's fast-paced lifestyle threatening to pull them apart, Maggie and Pierre will have to learn what it truly means to slow down - and let love in.

When a missing person, a suspicious murder, and a trail of secrets collide, brilliant autistic detective Ross Campbell and the fearless, chaotic Freya Gray must untangle the truth-while navigating sharp wit, flirtation, and a few very inconvenient surprises.

*THIS IS THE FIRST THREE CHAPTERS* A brilliant scientist. A soldier out of time. And a very judgmental cat. Arcadia Lyra is a world hopping xenobiologist who follows the beat of her own drum. Blaze Forsyth is a military popsicle until one adventurous, green haired scientist finds him in a smoldering stasis pod on an alien planet. Thrust together by the universe and bound to each other by consequence, this mismatched pair embark on an adventure of wild alien animals, sarcastic AI, butthole trashcans, mood enhancing mushroom trips, and a very insistent tuxedo ship cat. Equal parts absurdity and heart, join these neurodivergent explorers as they learn to work together and come to terms with their newfound partnership while working through grief and parental trauma. Because sometimes, the strangest worlds help us find what we've lost - and who we really are. The Unknown Before Us is a cozy new adult sci-fi book that explores what it means to find your place in a universe teeming with life, full of wonder and discovery. Join autistic scientist Arcadia and ADHD soldier Blaze with a cavalcade of side characters as they explore the unknown, and find what matters amongst the stars. Some quotes from readers: "The Unknown Before Us is a sci-fi adventure full of heart and joy, and completely took me by surprise. Imaginative and yet rooted in reality, I lost myself amongst unique planets, fell in love with Arcadia's straitforwardness and related a little too much to Blaze's chaos. This is a must read for anyone who would love to journey beyond the stars." "I loved the build up and look towards our future in the stars!" "This is not just an adventure story about exploring the unknown in outer space; it's a deeply moving chapter about exploring the unknown depths of the human heart, finding self-worth, and forging emotional connections."

A collection of poems about heartache, mental illness, magic, and more. :) I am currently adding notes underneath the poems to explain their meaning and inspiration, so please look out for them, thanks!

These are my HP One-Shots! Platonic/Romantic Gen/Slash/femslash/het Fluff and Angst! (There are more genres don't worry) Warnings for the shots that require them. If you put in requests, I'll do my best to fulfill them. Comment and Vote please!! ;)