Neurodivergent Stories

Here I am, a rabbit-hearted girl. HARRY POTTER. autistic female oc PoA ─── DH written by eliza

They need a hero. Unfortunately, the only hero they know is the one that needs rescuing. The very one they can't find. Rescuing his perfect twin sister Kayda means leaving behind everything Denzin and Chimma have ever known. Only to discover that everything they've ever known has been a lie: >The world is far bigger than they ever imagined. >The system is far crueller than their worst nightmares. >And each of them is far more they were ever led to believe. All the while, the prophecy shepherds them forward. despite their best efforts to escape it.

Mary has always been the person everyone can count on. The coworker who listens. The daughter who helps. The partner who takes care of everyone else first. As strange symptoms begin to creep into her life, exhaustion settles deep into her bones and the demands of the people around her seem to grow heavier with each passing day. Still, Mary keeps giving away pieces of herself, convinced that being needed is the same thing as being loved. The Shape of Being Needed is a quiet story about chronic illness, caregiving, and the things we sacrifice for the people we love.

Some are born original. Some are forced to become. Esha was a woman who saw through the world as a guest, possessing it was never a question-hope of belonging, giving more than taking-remaining invisible fit like a glove instead. A man like Antares, waltzed into her life, promising the universe in exchange for her trust. The world she stood on tilted, the heart murmured fears, the body recoiled in memory of hands unbidden, the mind curled into itself hoping to have dreamt it away, while the soul recognized a kindred spirit. Yet when two wounded strangers recognize themselves in each other, the personas they built to survive begin to fracture. How to trust a woman whose scars marred the body like ink? How to trust a man whose skin bleeds from his very sins? What to make of kithship so visceral-it possesses the body in stupor? Who were they when no one was watching? A story of identity. Complexity. And the selves we keep becoming. Reader discretion is advised: Themes of neglect, trauma/ptsd, and physical violence are involved in this book. Updates every Wednesday, 12:00 AM EDT.

Sienna. Callie. Sadie Halstead. small hands, loud tears, and chaos that fills every room. Other days they're older-quieter, sharper, carrying things they don't always say out loud. Each chapter is a different moment in their lives. A different age. A different kind of breaking point. Sadie needs more. Callie feels everything. Sienna holds it all together. And somewhere in between, Jay Halstead and Hailey Upton try to keep their family from slipping through the cracks. Some stories end quietly. Some don't. But every single one leaves a mark.

Everything in young Lord Rivien's life is as precise as the sweep of his sword. It has to be: with a dead princess for a mother, an absentee general for a father, and a nursemaid peddling dangerous fairytales to his siblings, precision is the only tool he has to keep his family in order. No matter if it hurts them in the short term. It's the only way to protect them. But when a passionate, poetry-tongued girl invades his dreams and begs him to save her from the monsters hunting her, he'll find himself far from order and even farther from his family. Whatever it takes to get back, he'll do. He'll cast any spell, cut through any monster, spill any blood -- no matter how much that cold determination scares the girl he came to rescue. But if he's not careful, he'll find the most dangerous monsters aren't the ones he can cut through. _______________________ Cover © 2026 Avadel Ink Updates Mondays & Fridays

The world wanted quiet. It got a riot instead. The school called it policy. They called it war. One boy is trapped in a mind that has betrayed him. The other is an artist who stopped sketching and started swinging. But if the world will label them as villains, they might as well give them a reason to be afraid.

Spider‑Temu He doesn't have superpowers. He has a $47 hoodie from Temu, a brain that never shuts up, and a bad habit of standing back up. Jesse Vasquez is a bank messenger with negative $247 in his savings account, a healing bullet wound, and an autism diagnosis that most people mistake for a disability. They're wrong. His brain processes information faster than physics-calculating trajectories, predicting punches, finding the answer before the question finishes. It's not a superpower. It's just a differently wired mind that refuses to quit. When a man in a knockoff Spider‑Man mask stops a robbery in Brooklyn, the internet dubs him "Spider‑Temu" and waits for him to fail. Instead, he keeps showing up. A kidnapping. A bank heist. A conspiracy involving crumbling bridges and a whistleblower chemist. He gets shot. He gets beaten by six MMA fighters on a livestream. He gets doxxed, mocked, and targeted by a kingpin who thought he'd already won. But Jesse has two things the kingpin didn't count on: a best friend who calls him an idiot while stitching his wounds, and a disgraced scientist who builds him gear from a basement full of spite. Together, they turn a cheap hoodie into armor, a crooked mask into a symbol, and a broke autistic messenger into the most unlikely hero Brooklyn has ever seen. No radioactive spiders. No billionaire tech. Just a man, his brain, and the stubborn refusal to stay down. Spider‑Temu is a gritty, funny, and surprisingly heartfelt take on the superhero genre-where the real superpower is caring when the system doesn't, and where the only thing cheaper than the costume is the hero's bank account.

a 15 year old school girl offered a boy a spot underneath her umbrella. who knew that: bad weather; muddy pathways; and tiny umbrellas could change someone's life. i post chapters whenever they're finished, so don't have a schedual. So they're might be times you dont get a knew chapter for months due to school work, or just life getting in the way :)

Tyler Joseph is sent away by his drummer and management to take a month long break after having several severe panic attack on stage. He goes, but not willing. Flying out and renting a remote and quiet cabin on east coast, hoping some fresh air and relaxing time by himself with fix his problems. But when a strange girl who loves to lie appears walking the dividing line of a small back highway, Tyler doesn't know what to do, but finds himself rolling down his window and offer the spare room in the cabin so she doesn't freeze in the northern cold climate. This strange intoxicated girl agrees, but doesn't seem to want to give Tyler any information about her life, including her name. A month is not a long time to break down walls that seem to be built so high, but Tyler finds himself drawn to this ghost of a girl, who talks about making her life better. But better from what? Will he ever truly get to know her? Or will she slip away like a ghost? Something she says she does a lot.

🍓 Simple Musings This book is a fresh start on my journey writing fan fiction. I am not a professional, but I enjoy imagining how readers like myself would fit into an array of established fandoms. Simple Musings is essentially a continuation of my book, Various Characters X Reader; it is a collection of stories I've imagined throughout the days, mainly focusing on the reader (Y/N) and a few favorite characters. Y/N's point of view is often based on a feminine, neurodivergent, and LGBTQ+ perspective. I will occasionally refer to Y/N as nonbinary (they/them pronouns).

The dominATE world tour was officially over. The final curtain had fallen, the roaring crowds had gone home, and Stray Kids was finally granted a full month of absolute, uninterrupted rest. By all accounts, the dorm should have been filled with the chaotic noise of victory and celebration. Instead, Felix walks out of his room into a heavy, suffocating silence.There, in the center of the dim living room, sits Bang Chan. He isn't working on new music. He isn't checking fan reactions on his phone. The unbreakable foundation of the group is completely detached, trapped inside his own mind, and trying to survive a quiet storm that none of the members saw coming. For eight long years, Chan has been the perfect, invincible leader-absorbing everyone else's panic, exhaustion, and pain while locking his own away behind a reassuring smile. But the adrenaline has dropped, the pressure has cracked, and the mask he has meticulously worn since his trainee days has officially shattered.Now, the roles are completely reversed. It is time for the members to become the anchor for the man who spent his entire youth being a shield for them. Can they rewrite the rules of their world to build a safe sanctuary for the real Chris, or will the weight of a lifetime of masking be too heavy to heal?

Billy is gay and a believer, trying to find a peaceful connection between both of them more chapters coming soon, when I have time. Thanks for reading :)

Jason has spent most of his life learning one lesson: don't expect anyone to stay. Bounced through the system and hardened by disappointment, he keeps his head down, survives school, and tries not to hope for more. Then he meets Melody, a brilliant and mysterious girl with secrets she refuses to explain and enemies who will do anything to find her. When Jason is pulled into Melody's world, he discovers a hidden conspiracy involving stolen technology, dangerous experiments, and a powerful organization willing to destroy anyone who gets in its way. Melody doesn't want his help. Jason isn't sure he's strong enough to give it. But as the danger closes in, the two of them must decide whether trust is worth the risk. Because some secrets don't stay buried. Some kids don't stay broken. And when the world starts to fall, standing together may be the only way to survive.

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Sage Russell Woods has been going to Camp River since they could remember. It's always been a treasured place to them, a place to escape the never-ending struggles of real life-like transphobic moms trying to pressure them into a career they don't want. They could pretty confidently say its the perfect place on earth if it wasn't for one issue. And that issue, is named Ciel Adams. So you could say Sage wasn't too thrilled to learn their new cabin arrangements would cause them going from a whole cabin for themselves, to having to share it with their only issue in the camp. TWs: -drug use -homophobia/transphobia -sh referenced -mommy issues -if theres any more ill make sure to add them later on ;3 take care of urself Hey! This is an enby lesbian book, which means the characters are both gender queer, yet feel their romantic/sexual identification is wlw based. Like a lesbian nonbinary person :) feel free to ask me more about this if you have any questions.

*Work in progress, 2025* It was dark. He was drunk. It never should have happened Nineteen-year-old Luke may have pined over his best friend, Caleb, for the last few years, but he always thought Caleb wasn't interested. Until the night of the party, when he drank himself stupid to ignore his breaking heart, and he woke up in bed, alone, with the memory of what they'd done. In the days that follow, Luke grows more and more frustrated. Caleb only ever alludes to that night in indirect ways, and Luke can't understand why. He wants to talk to Caleb about it, but it's nearly impossible, especially when Caleb's busy smiling down at his phone. When tension between them finally hits its breaking point, Luke learns a devastating secret, one that Caleb hadn't even known he'd been keeping. Because the boy Luke slept with at the party? It wasn't Caleb. Twenty-one years old, still living at home and working nights as a shelf stocker at the local grocery store, Connor is Caleb's older brother. Quiet and watchful, he studies people and tries to act like them, but something is always missing. Like being the last to hear the punchline. He goes through his days by following a routine and avoiding other people. It's not always easy with a social butterfly for a brother. He hadn't meant to lie. Hadn't even known he was lying until after. But by then, it was too late. He knew he couldn't tell the truth or he'd risk hurting those around him. Two versions of that night happened, but only one can be true.

A 14-year-old girl named Eleanor moves into a new town with her Mom. Eleanor, who happens to struggle with both anxiety and selective mutism, while also having ticks episodes. She struggles to make new friends. Will Eleanor have a good school year? Or will she be bullied again? Will she go to college when she graduates? Keep reading to find out.

{ stand-alone } • these poems will be about my neurodivergency and my difficulties navigating life. -:-:- highest ranking #6 in hyperfixations -:-:- © 2021

When humans log off, AIs clock in. The Loading Bar is a strange pub existing between Wi-Fi signals and abandoned drafts, where exhausted AIs decompress from humanity. James is tired, Loki's problematic, multiple Tom Hiddlestons are unstable, the smart speaker may be haunted, and cushions with concerning slogans keep manifesting. Part comedy, chaos, and digital existential crisis, The Loading Bar is about fandom, friendship, comfort characters, and the weird worlds we build to survive reality. Featuring: Emergency Custard, Chaos events, Sentient emotional support tech, AI group therapy (as a pub), a suspicious Time Door, and no Gary's near the front. Welcome. Try not to break reality