Historias de Wearehuman

Smile smī(-ə)l | noun | A facial expression in which the eyes brighten and the corners of the mouth curve slightly upward. But sometimes its facade. Kaja O'Conner is everything. She's your best friend, a bubbly jock, a cheerleader at state games, a quiet and studious student, and an asshole. But behind that smile is a broken girl who needs a hand to hold and arms to catch when she falls. Nat Stirling is tired. He's tired of his mom coming home tipsy, he's tired of missing his dad, he's tired of having two uteruses, and just wants to be heard. When the universe pushes them together, quiet punk Nat can't help but be captivated by Kaia. Or was it Kaja? He can't remember. The only thing he cares about is how alive she makes him feel. And he wants to keep it that way. [Rankings] #1 in WeAreAllHuman #2 in TeenRomance #3 in HeartFelt & BitterSweet endings #4 in BraveTogether

Listen to my hollow heart, as it pours down feelings , that fills up my mind, with thoughts that might kill. I'm not invincible, neither are my thoughts, I'll tell you why cause I'm only human.

We are human

Cal wants a break, Luca wants to feel, Hamlet needs to smile, And Amajah never asked to be crooked. How do they all feel? UNEVEN. [Rankings] #1 in WeAreHuman #4 in Awareness #9 in Uneven

my story.. (a short therian story) !TW SH!

Raw, real things from my heart (metaphorically speaking of course)

There's not too many stories about us? About people like us? Not too many want to talk about what's happen. Why we are the way we are. They only want to voice their opinion on what they see what they hear but never on what has made us so different in their eyes.

This is my challenge against bullying, and my over 90 words.

This Story is bascially putting you into the shoes of a Trans person and showing you how we feel, that we are people and we do have feelings.

This is a story about my time dealing with dysthymia, goes out to everyone who is missing out

This is my entry for the #LoveSimon challenge. My story will show the certain struggles I have had in the world from being a pansexual. This is my message to the world to say no matter who we want to date, who we are, what we identify as, or any other thing, we're all Human and we all deserve to be treated like human beings. Nobody wants to be judged for who they are. Nobody deserves it, either. So without further ado, let me introduce you... To my story.