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Cade Colt is a big name in men's figure skating. Well - he's a consistent 5th place, but that's something right? Jona Thayer isn't a big name to anyone but his young sister. She has lofty dreams of figure skating success. After she convinces Jona to join her on the ice and one embarrassing fall later, she finally gets the chance to meet one of her icons, Cade Colt. But wait, what is he doing at a small New Hampshire rink? Truth is, Cade has been feeling a little worse-for-wear a long time now. Nearly three years of stagnant progress, along with a serious fear of failure has him hurdling towards an early retirement. Jona, meanwhile, is hurdling down another track - the long-track speed skating rink. Cade can't seem to keep his eye off Jona's carefree demeanor, and unrefined skill. Jona can't seem to help but take notice of someone like Cade Colt prancing around his local oval. When their lives begin to intertwine, an unlikely friendship forms - do they want to keep it that way? Nothing good seems to last forever, and surely nothing bad does either. I hope you enjoy seeing these two conquer fears and grow together. ######## ##fluff #mentalhealth #neurodivergent #overcoming #trauma #loveisstrength #m|m #LGBTQ #bi #eventuallyspicy #slowburn #friendstolovers #newtowriting

FREE STORY WITH PAID BONUS CONTENT FROM HARTLEY's POV! It's a summer of firsts for 15-year-old Gwen, including a life-or-death secret that could change her forever. * * * * * Fifteen-year-old Gwen Lincoln has three goals before sophomore year begins: 1.) experience her first kiss 2.) find a way to get rid of her childish "chipmunk cheeks" for good 3.) escape the separation of her parents ... a dilemma she's keeping from her free-spirited, yet slightly unstable best friend Hartley MacKenna, who she's visiting in New Orleans during summer break. With Hartley taking charge of her ambitious to-do list, Gwen's "Summer of Change" begins, but nothing prepares her for meeting Sullivan Reed, the adorable soccer player next door, who to her utter disbelief, asks her on a date. Now, all she needs is a crash course in Kissing 101 - and her BFF has a surefire-ish plan to show her the ropes! Caught between living her life and trying to run away from it, Gwen's longing to embrace the sun-kissed wetlands of Louisiana and broaden her previously limited horizons is coming true. But when she discovers the secret her friends have been hiding - a secret that could mean the difference between life and death - she must learn to face her own demons (with a little help from the lovable Creole drag queen down the street), or surrender herself to a tragic reality. Copyright © 2021 (post revisions) Darly Jamison - All rights reserved Formerly titled: My First Kiss (and Other Summer Disasters) Cover artist @surviving_dreams (you can find her on Fiverr!) Notice: This document is not authorized for upload or use with artificial intelligence systems or platforms. Any attempt to upload, analyze, or process this content using AI technology is strictly prohibited.

After Queen Corvina bans the use of any magic, all the gifted must go into hiding or risk being found and captured. Not long before the magic ban, a mysterious prophecy was spoken, describing the end of the reign of Queen Corvina. Phoenix has been working her whole life to try and discover who the prophecy is about, who will lead the gifted to safety and end Corvina's reign. Now that she has the truth in her hands, she can finally make a difference. Olive has been part of the resistance since she was eight, dedicating her life to finding a way to end the reign of Queen Corvina and persecution of the gifted. So when she finally figures out the truth about who she is, she must test her limits and determine, once and for all, where her loyalties lie. Minutes before they took everything from her, Chimera was given the truth about who she is, and who she was meant to be. And now, she must decide if she is going to run and hide, or step up and fight back, before it's too late. I honestly have no idea what I'm doing, so this might take a while and it will most likely not be that great to start with. I'll try to find an updating schedule, but who knows what will happen. I know my grammar isn't that great, I'll be working on that a bit.

Living in Justin Flaherty's mind has never been easy. Unfortunately, things are about to get much worse... At eighteen years old, most guys are chasing girls or dreams. Justin, on the other hand, wants to draw and be left alone. He's been diagnosed with schizophrenia, but it's more than that. He's in tune with the Dark Energy that surrounds us all, and can see how it controls people's actions. Sometimes, the Dark Energy will give him visions, to help him on the road to enlightenment. When his mother hooks up with a Baptist preacher named David who believes Justin's schizophrenia can be cured with prayer, Justin knows he has to get out-or risk involuntary commitment in a religious facility. After a brush with incarceration, Justin takes off to San Francisco, where his drawings are not just noticed, but admired... Justin's bizarre and beautiful drawings create a stir in the art world. Meanwhile, he's homeless, couch surfing, and trapped in a continuous battle with his mental illness. His salvation is a girl named Liria Czetski with a shady past. They'd met a year ago, and she's appeared in his visions ever since. It turns out Liria has been sharing those visions, something that is a surprise to everyone but Justin... When secrets surface, Justin is forced to realize that being a genius has a downside. Surrounded by people who want to exploit his talent, he must fight not only for his career and freedom, but perhaps for his life... AVAILABLE ON AMAZON: https://www.amazon.com/Other-Place-Elizabeth-Roderick-ebook/dp/B01HFH6WJ8/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1467816567&sr=8-3&keywords=elizabeth+roderick

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.

Weekend write in, Dec 21(christmas eve) prompt: perfect. Someone is spending sometime at the space station with their dad.

Smutty/smutt shots/ one shots/ Queer love story/hp boys/ect

The other day, a student of mine was telling me how he was really nervous about coming to yet another dyslexia reading program/tutoring. He said in the past he always got so tired of them and disappointed with himself. He would feel like he was progressing when he was there with a tutor but the minute he was home he forgot it and would have to go relearn it all again.

This metaphysical book is a collection of several poems that were illustrated by me and my confidants, these poems are heavily inspired by experiences at home, online, and in high school. I have been a writer for three years, and I yearn to be better at literature, for I will disclose my tedious knowledge about poetry with folly pieces of my consciousness. I propose to you my best attempt of comedy also.

Julianna Grey (Jules) is a 14 year old girl diagnosed with autism and selective mutism. Moving to Juniper was a big step and starting school as the girl who doesn't speak is tricky. What will happen when a particular Darrow girl finds herself into the world of Jules Grey.

*NOT RECOMMENDED FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE EASILY OFFENDED* The Tedious Life Of Ashley Astley/Graydens was a book I had originally started during lockdown. Originally supposed to be a diary based on the peculiar, socially deficit 12/13 year old girl Ashley/Ash I had then got carried away and produced both first and third person accounts of the goings on - this however got too repetitive as I was basically repeating the same thing but in different perspectives. So now the story is split into two books: the original idea 'The Tedious Life Of Ashley Astley' and now 'Graydens' (the fictional school in which Ashley attends) which still has a basis around Ashley (in it's 3rd person perspective) also describes the goings on of the students and even some of the teachers in the shabby dysfunctional school based somewhere in the south east of England (bordering London) however never specified exactly where. Unfortunately many of the early chapters had been corrupted and so I have to rewrite them both in Graydens and TTLOAA. Fortunately some of the chapters are either fully intact or have partial snippets of the story/stories which I shall add whilst I rewrite the rest. This book is continuous and so 3 or so years later I'm still writing on and off. I have no idea when this will be finished or if it will be finished. Likely these stories will be a series in the foreseeable future... Although this is my first story I'll publish here, it isn't my first overall. I have written many stories since I was a child/teen (pencil/pen and paper) These are when I decided to pick up my virtual pen and start writing again now as an young adult.

Sunny Shelley wants a girlfriend, but she doesn't want to date. She can't bear the awkward stages of getting to know someone only to find, after investing too much time, that they won't work out. She can't bear to let herself fall for a girl only to find out she's straight. She can't bear the thought of someone getting to know her and only then realising it wasn't worth the effort. It's not easy being a lesbian in 1999. If she could just wake up one day and be in a relationship, all those stages skipped, that would be ideal . No painful first dates, just a fully-fledged relationship with someone who already loves her exactly as she is. Of course, she doesn't expect that to actually happen. But the universe works in mysterious ways. When Sunny speaks the her desire out loud one night after work, at the exact moment that she trips and loses her bus fare down the wishing well she walks past every day, she thinks nothing of it - until she wakes up in a strange flat with a woman she doesn't recognise. A woman who, according to her friends, has been her girlfriend for over a year. Only when she has everything she asked for does Sunny realise that maybe she asked the wrong question, because what is the point of waking up a year into a relationship if she has no memory of it? It isn't easy. It's pretty fucking scary, actually, and she wants more than anything to go back to the nineties. But that isn't easy. She might just have to get used to this new life. Which means doing the one thing she wanted to avoid. Sunny has a girlfriend. Now she has to get to know her. © Elle Carrigan 2023

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!

It's a new term! New students arrive. Hope struggles with coming out of secure. Tempers flare. Fights are often. Exams are starting. Can Hope and Max survive without getting into Trouble- No Read to find out what these two delinquents get up to :) Book 2 in the well hole high series

Born, adopted, and raised in London, Ira has nobody to call her own when her mom passes away from pancreatic cancer. After a fallout with her uncle, who had promised to look after her in India, she finds herself in a strange country, desperately alone. There, she meets Junoon - a skinny and traumatized boy who has not allowed himself to feel happy since causing the accident that killed his girlfriend but spared him. In the months that follow, they slowly become friends, and then a little more. While learning to stand upright and coming out of their darkness, they fall in love with each other. Fast forward five years and the happy couple is now engaged. Junoon and Ira only have each other to call their own. When hunting for her birth family, Ira finds out that she has Huntington's disease, an incurable and progressive neurodegenerative disorder. In an instant, her 'happily ever after' morphs into a dark tale - a future where she is a writhing mess unable to exercise control over her mind or body, and her husband is chained to her in the name of love. A decade into her marriage, watching Junoon make sacrifices with a smile eats her up from the inside - from walking on eggshells around her temper to letting go of his dream of becoming a dad. As Ira's symptoms worsen, she decides that the day her husband's pity surpasses his love, she will end her life. When she drops this bombshell on Junoon, the world around him starts to crumble. The lines between love and selfishness disappear as his logical and loving selves collide. Eventually, he must decide between two impossible choices - watching Huntington's take her life or killing her. [[word count ~55,500]]

A place for neurodivergent people to infodump! Instructions inside!

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.