Teenaged Stories

Sitting inside a snowglobe for days on end leave a lot of room for self reflection... Thinking about your past, and how things turned the way they did. Memories from long ago- but in a different perspective. See the world from different eyes. **cross posted on ao3** **taking a break/hiatus. Will resume in 2-weeks-ish**

It's Thanksgiving here in New York. Peter Parker has only been SPIDER-MAN for three months but the city already seems to love him - so much that they've even included a float of him in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. But are there intentions really in admiration? Could there be... Darker forces at play?

Failing upwards refers to a series of failures which are beneficial to an individual's career; failures providing learning experiences - adapted from Simplicable.com. Falling can happen in many ways. Perhaps you fell from a height. Perhaps you fell from grace. Perchance, you were at the top, but then everything came crashing down at you. What if that descent allowed you a new path to change? What if a new doorway was opened? Maybe your sins can be forgiven. What if, instead of falling and hit the floor, you fell upwards instead? What if instead of descending, you ascended? What if you lost everything, just to be given a better chance? It's too bad that the road to redemption is not easy. Oliver Prince, a teenaged delinquent with abnormal strength, has his iron-grip of reality forcibly taken from him when he messes with a foreigner. This puts him in cahoots with an extravagant man who will open his eyes to a side of life which was only relegated to fiction.

We all have stories. Some can be hopeful, like how your mom survived cancer, or your uncle came home from the army. They can also be tragic. Meghan's story is both. Her story tells of tragedy, love, and the struggles of being her. Meghan's story is full of hope, but also defeat. See the world through new eyes. See it through her eyes.

A young teenager in a partially but only partially fictional world in an unidentified place records her mental, emotional, and spiritual journey while finding her place in the world. The setting is intentionally vague and it is whatever place or places you feel it is. She uses poetry to quiet the raging longings which she must not say but cannot silence, though this doesn't always work.

Lumi turns 13 and unlocks her element but it is different to others. No one has had her element for 500 years. She also discovers a secret... Which changes her life forever. In the darkest moment who will she be able to rely on. In a war, everyone has allies right? Lumi is not a typical elemental. And her journey is only just beginning.

When a new dream is thrown in the works and a trip to New York City becomes a plausible excuse to drop out of College, Lucy Hart can't help herself. However, one court case and two broadway failures later - she is left back at the start. Good Luck Lucy tells the story of a girl in her prime, experiencing the adventures that we have all dreamed of. Never forget that at the end of the road, stands liberty and a fresh batch of blueberry muffins.

Axel Hawking was your typical heartthrob. He had girls upon girls that literally throw themselves at him. Nearly every guy wanted to be him. Axel was a typical jerk. He never fell in love, purely because he was sick of getting hurt in his lifetime. His exterior was impressive to most, but Axel hated his life. He hated everything. He hated everyone. Except her. ⇥lViLbKSc⇤

Hi. I'm Keely I'm 12 but soon I'll turn 13. I live in Figtree, in Wollongong, in NSW, in Australia. Please don't go stalk me. I have an older brother Ted and a younger brother Tom. We all play soccer. Ted's played for 8 years and toms played for 4 like me. They won't be in this story very much. Only when they take part really. This story is about soccer. Soccer is really a great game but a lot of things are bad about it. Like the people on your team judge you and put you down and they make you feel like you can't play soccer. But then there's that feeling when you score a goal and your team all comes and gives you hugs and high-fives and you see someone on the sideline look at you with awe and you grin at them and run back to your position. That's definitely great. Unfortunately that's what a lot of people think is the most important. It's not. How many goals you scored does not determine how well you played. You scored 10 goals? Great, that's really great, but did you tackle it off that really tall girl who was almost impossible to beat? And did you kick it all the way from the back line to halfway where someone kicked to you and you scored? Well yes, you scored but without your teammates you'd be losing right now. How do you feel about that? Say these to one of my teammates and they'd go ballistic. And not only do I have a psycho team my parents are fighting my friends are moving and I'm all alone. It's hard for someone my age to be in all this 'drama'. So i started writing it all down. I started writing letters to people who wouldn't read the letter, just to get my feelings out. I started to calm down. Until another problem occurs in my life.

(n.) a tiny, brilliant flash or spark; a small thing; barley -visible trace small. kinda like me, my hopes and will to live

This book talks about romantic revelations between individuals, and it has mentions of eating disorders and mental health issues, if these topics trigger you in any way, please refrain from continuing past this page and have a warm drink and watch some tv. You are accepted!

"We will be butterfly together. We will fly to the sky and enjoy the view. We will always be free. We will always promised..." - - - - Teenaged FF - - - - "We will always together. No matter what happened. We will not cut the tie of our friendships. Or... could we....?"