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"You don't get to tell me who I am, who I'm supposed to be! I've lived my whole fucking life knowing I was different, knowing that I'm the person to hide in the corner when shit gets scary. But at least I know who I am. I'm not gonna be just some replacement for her because of your stupidity." ----------------------------------------------------------------- Louella Cyrus has always been quiet, unnoticeable to everyone in the room, and that's how she likes it. Until a call from an unknown number from someone claiming to be her grandfather leaves her with a choice: Travel to America to meet him, or continue to live her life watching her mother destroy herself to make a life for them. Going against her mother's pleas, she excepts the caller's offer, packing everything she owns into a small suitcase and heads for New York City dragging her mother and sister along. What she didn't know about this exchange was her grandfather's true intentions, or who was watching her from the other side of the peir. --------------------------------------------------------- Cold, powerful, dangerous. Everything James Barnes was known for. Everyone in New York either knew him, or knew of him and crimes. Most have never seen his face, only heard the quiet whispers of what he was capable of. Never married, never stayed long enough to even learn the names of his conquests. That's how he liked it, and in his mind romance was never an option. To him, having a partner would just get in the way of his work, or put the woman in danger just for being associated with him. That is until that bright, bubbly girl walked past him at the peir. The only one he wanted beside him was her.... and he'd do everything to make sure of that.

⚠️Trigger Warning!⚠️ Any poems with potential triggers in it will be marked with this: ⚠️TW and an explanation of what triggers are in it. This is a collection of poems I wrote about Mental Health issues like: -Anxiety -Depression -Autism -OCD -Other neurodivergencies -Panic Attacks -Self harm And more

Not an expert, just recently diagnosed!

This is a place for me to show some of the parts of my story that I've written and would like to get feedback on. This is not a full story just yet. Everything will be published in order of it happening within the story, so parts will be moved around. ~~~~~~ Blackthorne, Sweetbrier is the story of Charlotte Barlowe, a young girl running against time as she uncovers the tainted history of her family. She discovers her dark freckle beneath her left eye is a common attribute in the deceased children in her bloodline, all of which died a gruesome death. In her fight to keep herself alive, she meets the creature designed to keep her dead. The final trail will commence on the Harvest Moon in the year she turns 18, the ending deciding whether she lives to see tomorrow's sunrise or if she becomes another child, hidden beneath the lies of the Barlowe family. ~~~~~~ TRIGGER / CONTENT WARNINGS: - severe mommy issues - mentions of poor mental health and evidence of past harmful behaviors - dead people (both undead and just regular dead) - minor blood / gore

The official campaign book of ProjectAutistic.

Social butterfly. Noun. Someone who enjoys connecting with a lot of people. They call it a social butterfly because you flit, flit, flit from person, to person, to person. Bouncing between groups of friends, this way and that; chaotic and colourful. Welcome. That is exactly the description one would use for the girl currently racing across the tarmac as quickly as her little legs would carry her.

Bagi Rian, hidupnya terbelah menjadi dua dunia yang saling bertolak belakang. Di komplek rumah lamanya, ia adalah anak yang ceria dan dikelilingi banyak teman. Namun di balik pagar sekolah, ia seolah tak terlihat-terasing, canggung, dan selalu gagal membangun koneksi. Rian percaya, ada "kutukan" tak kasatmata yang membuatnya tak akan pernah diterima di lingkungan sekolah. ​Jarak yang terbangun saat ia pindah rumah perlahan memutuskan hubungannya dengan teman-teman masa kecilnya. Sampai akhirnya, bangku SMP mempertemukannya kembali dengan Bima, sahabat paling dekat dari komplek masa lalunya. ​Rian menggantungkan harapan besar bahwa Bima akan menjadi penyelamat yang menariknya keluar dari isolasi sosial. Namun, saat tatap mata pertama mereka terjadi di koridor sekolah yang riuh, yang menyapa Rian bukanlah lambaian tangan hangat, melainkan keheningan yang kaku. Bima melewatinya begitu saja, berakting seolah mereka tak pernah saling kenal. ​Apakah "kutukan" itu benar-benar nyata dan berlanjut, ataukah ada tembok tak terlihat bernama kecanggungan dan ego remaja yang membuat dua orang yang pernah dekat kini saling asing? Gema di Luar Pagar adalah sebuah kisah eksplorasi emosional tentang kesalahpahaman, rasa takut akan penolakan, dan perjalanan berdamai dengan bayang-bayang masa kecil.

Weekend write in. Prompt Loud. August 2021 I decided to follow on with the story prompt. Chloe has a morning full of noise.

Pipka and the Storm Inside is a heartfelt tale about a young reindeer who feels different but doesn't understand why. Struggling with loud noises, busy classrooms, and overwhelming emotions, Pipka often feels like there's a storm rumbling inside her. She doesn't mean to lash out-she's just trying to be heard. With the gentle guidance of Miss Holly and the growing support of her classmates, Pipka begins to discover the power of understanding, teamwork, and friendship. Through school lessons, quiet conversations, and a magical class play, Pipka learns that being different isn't something to be ashamed of-it's something to be embraced. This touching story explores themes of autism, ADHD, and emotional well-being in a way that's accessible, affirming, and deeply moving for young readers, parents, and educators alike. Pipka and the Storm Inside is more than a story-it's a reminder that with kindness and patience, we can weather any storm together.

About a neurodivergent teenager in a mainstream school. Based on the authors own personal experiences and journey to becoming who she is. This book is about helping young women and teenagers understand why they might think they could potentially be on the spectrum. This book is to help more young women be able to speak up about being themselves and to help them accept it isn't just men who can be diagnosed with hidden disabilities/ difficulties. I hope this book will inspire younger generations to be able to have the confidence to question it being a possibility for themselves.

A little book about autism, and other neurodivergencies, by a neurodivergent. Whether you want to learn more about your diagnosis, better understand neurodivergents, learn how to better help your friend, I hope this helps!

Welcome! This is a one shot book specifically to create a safe space for those from minority groups or oppressed groups ranging from those with chronic Illness to people of color. I will mention that I am white Latinx person and have not written a bipoc reader before but I wish to create good representation for everyone so I will do the best I can! Fandoms include: Ouran Highschool Host Club Mcyt Pokémon Legend of Zelda Sailor Moon Avatar and Legend of Korra My Little Pony Inside Job Netflix Series NieR: Automata The Owl House Gravity Falls Monster High Marvel Please request using comments and not dms. Nothing I write about here I own unless specifically stated. This is my first thing published here but I've been writing for a few years. Enjoy! Won't do: anything illegal, pro-racist/sexist/homophobic, smut, extremely detailed gore, aging-up young characters for romantic scenarios Will do: romance with characters and platonic with people or characters (mcyts will be platonic), regular horror or angst, fade to black (between two or more over 18 characters) Lgbtq+ , neurodiverse, disability, Chronic Illness, and otherwise minority inclusive requests only please.

A little story about you, a neurodivergent person, working at a café it's not much but I hope you'll like it :D ( by a AuDHD writer)

According to her brother, high school sophomore Emily Randazzo has a "GPS brain" which set her route and won't let her try a new one. But as far as Emily is concerned, her whole life has been spent in trials - like trying to decide whether she should live in Brooklyn with her strict Mom or suburban Jersey with her lenient Dad - or trying to figure out how other people's brains work and why hers is so different from theirs - or trying to navigate when she should stand firm in her ways, versus being flexible for others. After so many years struggling to fit in and be happy, Emily finally feels that she's found her lane in life. She's attending an all-girl school that she loves, made some good friends like her bestie Jenny, and set a goal to be accepted to Yale University. So of course she doesn't want to change direction now! However, a weekend visit to the relaxed rules at her father's home puts new detours in Emily's path, starting in the form of two boys: her brother's best friend Kelly, and next-door-neighbor Evan. Soon enough Emily begins to wonder if she should recalculate. Divided between two parents, two states, two boys and the possibilities of two extremely different lives, Emily is trying to figure out who, what and where she wants to be in her future.

so i've found that most conversations surrounding agere are either shockingly neurotypical or only disabilities like did are mentioned. (which isn't a bad thing btw, sorry if i sound negative!) so, i'm gonna be using this book to talk about being autistic and a little. this includes my experience n stuff, so yea!

A frog with social anxiety must fulfill his destiny

Teenage girl with enhanced cognitive and sensory abilities defends her city against catastrophic flooding