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Ongoing, First published Apr 22, 2021
>Firkle is somewhat mute. He only talks to his family and friends. He's only mute in public such as school, restaurants, or just around people that he doesn't really know. Firkle is a demisexual demiboy, he is only out to his friends, he thinks he will never really be ready to come out to his mom since they don't talk about the lgbt+ community along with politics.

>Ike is a somewhat popular boy. most of the girls like him and a few boys to. Ike plays hockey, and soccer. people like to call him a jock but he doesn't like to see him self as one. Ike is openly out as pansexual, he doesn't care about one's gender but he does care for peoples personality's.

hello!! and yes what is has is a real thing. It is called selective mutism, it is an anxiety disorder where you are not able to talk in certain social situations. The first part of the book will be going over certain things such as stereotypes that are placed on the two boys. 
I also do not own South Park, that credit belongs to Matt Stone and Tray Parker. I hope y'all enjoy this book and hopefully many other stories to come in the future.
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Listen Before You Speak

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Book #1 in the Silence Series Elijah is no ordinary boy. In fact, he is as different from what a normal boy could possibly be. The golden rule in is life has always been "listen before you speak", but what happens when he meets a boy? Will he still be able to just listen? Even when the boy urges him to speak all the unspoken words he has tried so hard to silence for so many years? When Blake walks into Elijah's silent world, the sound starts forming around Elijah's mouth; and he speaks for the first time in four years. Will Blake still love Elijah after hearing everything that Elijah has listened to but never spoke about all those years, or will he get the hell out of dodge as his instincts scream? This story is PG13, since it may have strong language. This story may contain self-harm issues, abuse, and other traumatic scenes. Please be advised that the main character is homosexual, and therefore there will be romantic actions between same sex characters. If that makes you uncomfortable in any way, please refrain from reading.