Skyler to Tyler

Skyler to Tyler

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16 year old Skyler Rayne thinks of herself as a boy. Her father Josh Rayne always wanted a son but only had Skyler so he taught her football. Instantly she fell in love with this sport. As she grew she fell in love with the idea of playing in the pro's. Bills didn't pay themselves so her father got caught up with some nasty stuff to pay for schooling and bills. Josh wanted nothing more then to give his all to Skyler. When she was little he played football with her in the yard everyday after work. But after his death things changed. Her mother lost all sanity and became the drunken widow and stopped taking care of Skyler. Skyler grew into a beautiful woman that she didn't want to be. She wanted to be the brave daring man her father was; to became Tyler. Her love for football never faltered over the years it just grew and grew. The connection she had with football connected her with her father in so many ways. She couldn't play unless she was a male but also she was into what most guys were into. She still liked guys but she also was into girls. She ate like a homeless teenager that was brought to a buffet. Football and basketball is her top pride. She felt right and happy wearing her dad's old clothes and binding her chest. She felt right when people called her Tyler. Moving schools and changing her name she was ready to become the man she wanted to be. She was ready to be Tyler. What happens when she meets a teenage boy and feel these weird feelings? What happens when she fights her way through a highschool trying to hide her real gender? What happens when she cuts off all ties to Skylar and becomes Tyler? Read and find out.
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Their faces forever burned in his mind. Just as burned as the old country house he used to live in. His parents. The smoke. The Smoke. The Fire. That Damn Fire. The roof of their old farmhouse collapsing, closing off the exit. Their faces, burning, melting in the flames. He would never forget the image of their skin slowly melting off their faces. Horror in their eyes. There was one thing that Keith didn't understand. He never saw his parents when they died. All of it was in his head. His nightmares. <><><><> Keith Kogane, or Kathrine Kogane as his birth certificate says, is a trans-boy orphan who has gone from house to house, being rejected by all his families. He assumes this one is no different, but what he doesn't know is that this family is (What any family should be like) accepting of his choices. (Ok. I get it, I'm not very good at summaries and such but yeah...don't judge it by the summary. It's a lot better than it sounds ok) Warning. This is a mature story. There is a lot of fluff. And strong language. And depression. You have been warned. If you have a problem with gay, transgender, suicidal thoughts then don't read this book. Also, I am a shitty writer, a lot of this is based on other books I've read. There's a shit ton of stuff I got ideas from in my reading lists So go check those out. So yeah...enjoy my shitty writing. I've warned you. Please keep the comments nice, unless it is CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM! Saying 'You suck' is not constructive. Written by: Me duh I had some help with some information on transgender people and some other stuff, @StormOrSkyBreakDown so not all of this is mine :) Also, the editing isn't completely done so when it is I'll be sure to change this message right here ;) Update on that last line, it's been two years and the editing is done. Not sure why I didn't change that but I guess I'll leave it in.

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