What's Waiting in the Dark
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THE ODD ONE OUT
"What about me? I have feelings too, you know?" Words can mean a lot to someone, especially when they are repeated. They make you question how you think, how you operate, and most of all, how you see yourself. It makes you wonder how you fit in to this puzzle of the world, and it makes you second guess everything. A single word, can really change how everything revolves around you, when you have nobody to fall back on. At 16 years of age, Thalia has never truly understood what it feels like to be included. Inclusion is not something that people did and immediately thought of her. People looked at her, and decided to walk around her, or to purposely go out of their way to not pick her. Even teachers turned a blind eye on the girl that was truly suffering. People never understood the full weight of their words. Actions were something you could dismiss, but it was the words that hit their target, every time. They hit her in the school hallways, and they took full force when she walked in through the front door of her house. It was a house, something with four walls and people in it, but never a home. Nothing that said people of a family lived there. Those people that made a family, had one of their own. They had a family, that did not extend to the young girl that was their step-sister. They made it clear, they were step-siblings, and not siblings. Growing up, it became 16 against 1. Older sisters are supposed to share their clothes with their younger sisters and prepare them for what was awaiting for them. Older brothers were supposed to protect the younger ones and tease them from time to time. But these people, simply preferred to hold the title, rather than to act. Only one day, that would all change. It would all change, but was it for the better? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Started: 3.10.22 Revised: 17.02.26 Finished:
Mute - Kenny McCormick x Reader
lived there for 2 years being homeschooled. Now mom sends you to middle school, meeting people was easy but talking not so much until you meet a pervy blonde, But to add onto it two other guys fall for you as well.Complete
Super Best Friends? Stan x Kyle (style)
Meet Stan and Kyle. Two boys who have been best friends since they were in diapers. They grew up playing together, sharing secrets, and dreaming about their futures. But as they got older, they began to notice that there was something different, something special, about their relationship that they couldn't quite define. Stan was always the athletic one, with depression issues, and a heart of gold. He's had an off and on relationship with his once girlfriend Wendy. Kyle was the smart one, with a soulful voice and somewhat violent and short tempered . They complemented each other in every way, but as they entered high school, they began to feel a tension building between them. Not only did Stan pick up drinking but Kyle was dealing with a lot of stress and anxiety, he kept a lot of secrets he dared not to tell anyone, even Stan. Soon though both boys started to hurt without each other and dreamt of when they could be friends again, if they can. At first, they tried to ignore it. They dated girls, went to parties, and pretended that everything was normal. But deep down, they both knew that they were lying to themselves. It wasn't until Stan started to wake up to the world and noticed he'd been such a dick to everyone. Finally he noticed what Kyle was going through and that he wasn't the only one hurting. Their friends forced them together, just the two of them, and everything changed. Kyle turned to Stan and said, "There's something I need to tell you." Stan's heart began to race as he listened to his friend speak. "I don't think I'm straight," Kyle continued. "I think I might be gay." For a moment, there was silence between them. Stan then stated "I might be in love with you" He looked at Kyle, "It took a lot of time, a lot of self reflection and, I love you Kyle." It was as if a weight had been lifted from their shoulders.
Noah
"You can't rely on other people's kindness in this world. It don't exist." Normal people are like oblivious little ants, just working their way around, carry food, part of a bigger picture. People are so bland and mundane, each of them trying to be like the others. I suppose I'm no different- I'm trying to fit in too. However, a crippling obsession to avenge my only friend's death is getting in the way of that. If I want to get on with my life, I need to learn to come to terms with my past in a way that's less likely to get me killed.Complete
Wintery Summer (Jack Frost X Reader)
Believing for someone who doesn't exist never bothered the mind. The only thing that bothers are the crazy people outside Why does everybody seems to have an imaginary friend?Complete
Frank Iero x Reader: New
You move to a new house, in a new town, and start going to a new school. You want things to go back to the way they were. But they can't. They never can. Then you meet someone who changes everything.Complete
Consequences (Stan x Kyle)
Stan is the new rich kid that Kyle has to show around school. Kyle immediately doesn't like Stan, thinking he's the typical rich, stuck up kid. But a party changes everything.Complete
Begging For You
Thalia just enrolled in college and after meeting a bunch of new people, she decides she's better off on her own, for Scott and for herself. Little did she know, her life completely changed the second she stepped foot on her new campus.Complete
"What about me? I have feelings too, you know?" Words can mean a lot to someone, especially when they are repeated. They make you question how you think, how you operate, and most of all, how you see yourself. It makes you wonder how you fit in to this puzzle of the world, and it makes you second guess everything. A single word, can really change how everything revolves around you, when you have nobody to fall back on. At 16 years of age, Thalia has never truly understood what it feels like to be included. Inclusion is not something that people did and immediately thought of her. People looked at her, and decided to walk around her, or to purposely go out of their way to not pick her. Even teachers turned a blind eye on the girl that was truly suffering. People never understood the full weight of their words. Actions were something you could dismiss, but it was the words that hit their target, every time. They hit her in the school hallways, and they took full force when she walked in through the front door of her house. It was a house, something with four walls and people in it, but never a home. Nothing that said people of a family lived there. Those people that made a family, had one of their own. They had a family, that did not extend to the young girl that was their step-sister. They made it clear, they were step-siblings, and not siblings. Growing up, it became 16 against 1. Older sisters are supposed to share their clothes with their younger sisters and prepare them for what was awaiting for them. Older brothers were supposed to protect the younger ones and tease them from time to time. But these people, simply preferred to hold the title, rather than to act. Only one day, that would all change. It would all change, but was it for the better? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Started: 3.10.22 Revised: 17.02.26 Finished:
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