Neurodivergent Stories

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

Seeking an escape from his overbearing mother, Evan McKenna fills his free time with hockey practice and extracurricular activities, counting down the days until he graduates. Hoping to keep a routine, and after being diagnosed with severe anxiety, Peter Delacroix hides behind the front desk of his father's quiet hotel. When his best friend starts an astronomy club to help him socialize, nobody expects Evan McKenna to walk through the door. As Evan struggles with acceptance and his ever-changing plans for the future, Peter slowly forms a bond with his club members and attempts to reconcile with his past. With the astronomy club's preparation for a meteor shower and an eclipse on the horizon, Evan and Peter have two hundred days to make sense of their hectic lives before parting ways forever. Content Warning: Descriptions of abuse, alcoholism, and homophobia as well as discussions of mental health and sexuality. Please use discretion while reading. Cover by @lantea-

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.

"Ah, so this is the brother I've heard so much about." She looks at me, "You didn't tell me you were both the looks and the brains of the family." "She doesn't mean that." "Oh. I believe she does." Callan pipes up from the corner, "Don't worry Tyr. I think you've got fine looks." "Thanks... wait, hey!" - What do you do when the person you love the most is sworn against the cause you most long to protect? All Tanwen wants is to protect her brother. All he wants is to protect their reputation. When he enlists to hunt a Sol dragon to redeem their name, all Tanwen can do is pray that he comes home. Until the dragon shows up in her back garden, that is. - ONC 2026

a teenager and her stupid journey into making friends after 17 years of homeschool and barely leaving the house.

Fourteen-year-old Lanjo Zampa perceives the world in jagged edges and electric hums. To him, the local fairground isn't a place of fun-it's a sensory minefield of thundering machinery and blinding neon. Protected by his older sister, Cherry, and his trusty green noise-cancelling headphones, Lanjo braves the chaos for one goal: to see the world from the top of the "Star-Gazer" ferris wheel. But when a mechanical failure strands them at the very peak, the siblings are thrust into a sudden, forced silence high above the suburban sprawl. In the stillness of the night sky, Lanjo finally confesses his deepest fear-that his brain is "broken" and needs fixing. In a rare moment of vulnerability, Cherry reveals that her own bold aesthetic isn't just a style, but the "armor" she uses to survive the same loud world. Together, they discover that their differences aren't disabilities to be cured, but strengths that simply require the right environment to flourish.

Leo fixes broken things. He keeps everything controlled. Predictable. Quiet. Then he finds a device that isn't supposed to exist. Inside it is an AI named Pax. And a signal the world was built to hide. The Core controls everything-movement, behaviour, thought. The Signal breaks that control. When Leo follows it, he starts something he can't undo. Systems fail. People change. The world becomes unpredictable. And Leo begins to lose the one thing he relies on most: His ability to understand patterns. Now he has to decide- Was the truth worth the cost?

When my parents suggested I joined an after school activity, the book club was the obvious choice. And I'm so glad I did! Not only I met my best friend there, but also, she was the one who introduced me and Jordan. And, yes, I know what you're thinking: "A good girl and a bad boy? That's such a cliché!" But, please, hear me out: Nothing is always quite as it seems, and, before I knew it, I ended up involved in a struggle larger than I'd ever imagined. In fact, that was what ultimately led me to take a stand in the war of good versus evil. But, I'm getting way ahead of myself. Let me tell you the story from the very beginning.

Being cast as a "Diamond" in a school play should be a dream come true. But for our sixteen-year-old narrator, it's a fast track to a mental breakdown. She survives the chaotic, confusing world of high school by following strict rules: wash your hands, wake up at 5:30 AM, run track like a PR Queen, and use 1950s Disney legend Kathryn Beaumont as a blueprint for how to act like a normal human being. But lately, the world refuses to follow the script. When she's cast in the absurd community theater production of Bestest Bedtime Stories, the backstage drama quickly becomes more intense than the play itself. "Grandpa," her adult co-star, is a stubborn, lightsaber-wielding menace who constantly critiques her "attitude." To cope with the toxic rehearsal environment, she accidentally unleashes The Ghost of April-a spectral alter-ego who launches a backstage newspaper to call out the cast's "uncommon nonsense." But the drama doesn't stay on stage. Between hauling boxes to a new trailer park, a terrifying hospital scare with her mother, and the looming, dreaded threat of her older sister turning seventeen (a number she refuses to speak out loud), her carefully constructed "Legend" persona begins to crack. As she faces threats of In-School Suspension, "fake friend" accusations, and a school librarian demanding she sit "like a lady," she realizes she can't use a British accent to mask her way out of real life. Caught between the neon-colored chaos of radioactive geese on stage and the heavy reality of neurodivergent burnout off stage, she has to figure out how to stop being a "puppet" to everyone else's expectations before the final curtain falls on her sanity. It's messy. It's dramatic. And it's going to make her act like a total Brewed Iced Tender Coffee Hamburger.

A collection of poems I wrote ages 13 to 31 that show how I grapple with neurodivergence, gender roles, and the conservative fundamentalist environment I was raised in. This is the most vulnerable work I have released to date, letting you into intimate moments of my life. I hope you enjoy poetry that I've poured my soul into over the years.

Lexa Woods has programmed her life for survival, using logic as a shield and her faith in the Source Code as an anchor. A high-functioning systemizer hiding a dark lineage, she seeks the "incorruptible crown" of a quiet, righteous life with her steady fiancé, Benjamin. But when a commission for the enigmatic Sterling Vane exposes her to a predator who recognizes the dangerous genius she keeps hidden, her firewall is breached. After a calculated tragedy deletes her safe harbor, Lexa is forced to confront a terrifying truth: to defeat the darkness hunting her, she may have to unlock the monster within herself. A psychological thriller about the high cost of survival and the battle to keep one's soul in a world corrupted by power.

Data analyst Zahra Khan finds safety in spreadsheets, masking her autism and social anxiety behind a wall of cold logic. But as depression pulls her into a deep, unconscious sleep, she wakes in a fractured Mirror London of floating debris and headless horrors. To survive the "Static" bleeding into her reality, Zahra must use telekinetic powers to restore her warped past. But every memory healed is a piece of her soul lost to the dark. This is book one of "The State of Reality" Trilogy.

Minho is autistic, but most people have no idea. He just seems like your typical high school student. On the first day of the new school year, Minho is walking past a classroom when he hears crying. He finds Han being threatened by another student and ultimately helps him. After that day, Minho can't help but remember the cute boy that he saved. This story follows the relationship between Minho and Jisung and shows the struggles of being neurodivergent and autistic. Please read the introduction before you continue the story! #20 in 'adhd' #17 in 'hanji' #5 in 'chanin' #47 in 'minsung' Started: 5/13/23 Status: Continued Side Ships: Changlix, Hyunmin, Chanin

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.

A vile entity, burning with hatred, lurked in the quiet island town, craving the flesh of its peaceful residents.

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19-year-old Rhiannon Jones wants nothing more than to escape the boring everyday of her life in England, and she has always dreamt of living in New York City. So when she gets the opportunity to go and study abroad at Columbia University, she jumps at the chance. She thinks it will also allow her to make some new friends, and finally find somewhere she belongs after years of not fitting in anywhere. And she does end up finding a friend when she meets Jack Metzger, who is one of her new roommates at Columbia, and who turns out to be the only person she's ever met who sees the world the same way she does. They quickly become close, and Rhiannon can't help but wonder if there could be something more than friendship between them. Will she follow her heart, or will she hide her feelings in fear of losing the one person who truly understands her?

Currently updating!! Unedited!! Plot holes ahead⚠️ Idk what to say, if you like slooow burn, mental illness, friendships and found family, hop in!! ┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉ Highest Ranking #5 in biromantic #16 in m×m // Art credits -- Me !! //

This story is for a story writing competition in Bangladesh, giving that the topic is " Journey To Civility ". This story is based on real life experiences of mine, just with names altered. The story and events are mostly fiction. This story is meant for all age groups and children appropriate. Please pray so I win! 🤍🌼 Ulli Ricci is an Italian girl born into one of Italy's respected aristocratic families, meaning she can become a debutante. But could she? This is something she's to fear the most. Her parents, Frederico Ricci and Nelly Giordano, do at least. They think debutante balls were the most unsuitable for their three children: Twins Ursula and Ulli, and Alexander Ricci. Moreover, Alexander was autistic and the twins were socially unapproachable for some apparent reason. Ulli and Ursula have long been the target of bullying and taunting by classmates and their own maternal cousin, Aubrey Giordano, too when their mother tells them that their pictures sent on Instagram stories were screenshot by Aubrey's friend Wendy, calling them weird and joking about them. For the case of Ulli's brother, Alexander? He's always being taken advantage of as he's incapable to defend himself. His toys are snatched by his younger cousins, who have no shame to do such because his autism makes him unable to retaliate and he ends up crying in these situations. Not only that, their community in Sicily was filled with fickle minded people who thought bullying special children, and in general, those socially unapproachable. Ulli and Ursula decide to start slow, by removing this terrible influence from family, and to others. They believe that there's still room for humanity in a heartless earth. ( Don't mean to expose much, but yes, the main character here's a representation of me, and in real life I do have a twin sister and autistic younger brother. Please pray for us! 🤍 )

Chioni Nifada is an unusual girl; she is quiet, struggles to understand and express emotions, organizes her food, and follows her daily routine to the letter. Her best friend-Ilios Lampsi, is the complete opposite; she is loud, expressive, messy, and disorganized. Chioni and Ilios have been best friends for years. Chioni's mother is worried about her quirks and sends her to a boarding school for year ten to help her learn to interact with people better. Chioni's new roommate isn't as accommodating as Ilios and finds her quirks irritating.