Religousguilt Stories

Alexandra was always cold isolated didn't like talking much. She moved to from Ryazan to Moscow to train with the best coach : Eteri. However when she arrived she met a girl Anna Scherbakova. Alexandra tried to convince herself she hated her... But what will she do when that hate becomes something she pushes down as much as she could.

[All apologies for shitty english] Jemily angst, religious guilt. Jemily post paris fic

So basically this girl in which is a Demi god ofc blah blah parent meets god her mom gets pregnant but her biological mom dies during birth. So she obviously gets but in the adoption system and she get adopted when she was a baby into a very religious calthoic family they don't know she a Demi god and she was raised to believe the Catholic god exist and was always told that was the one and only god until when monster started coming after her so when she see them she tries to tell her parents but they don't believe her because she a child telling stories. But when satyr fines her and takes her to camp half blood and she just so confused her whole life had been shattered when they were telling her the gods are real and she just feels religious guilt and guilt cause she was left her family with out telling them the satyr basically kidnapped her because she refused to go with them. (I hope this all makes sense) Disclaimer: I do not own pjo or it characters this is not ment to be disrespectful to other religions just to have some fun.

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When the newest addition to the Yellowjackets soccer team starts turning heads, Jackie Taylor isn't worried-at least, that's what she tells herself. After all, Jackie has always been the girl everyone notices. The captain. The golden girl. The one who knows exactly where she belongs. Then Elizabeth Hastings. Sweet, talented, and impossible to ignore, she quickly earns the admiration of teammates, teachers, and even Jackie's closest friends. Everywhere Jackie turns, people are talking about her. Praising her. Choosing her. What begins as a petty rivalry soon spirals into something much more complicated. Every sarcastic comment hides growing curiosity. Every argument leaves them thinking about each other long after it's over. And every attempt to outdo one another only pulls them closer together. Because beneath Jackie's jealousy is admiration she doesn't want to admit. And beneath Elizabeth's frustration is a fascination she can't quite explain. As competition turns into reluctant friendship and friendship threatens to become something neither girl is prepared for, they'll have to decide whether holding onto their pride is worth losing the person they can't stop thinking about. WARNINGS: Strong Language, Religous Guilt, Iternalized Homophobia, Family Pressure, Grief and Loss, Anxiety, Panic Attacks, Underage Drinking, Usage of Weed, Mental Health Struggles, and Slurs.