DISCLAIMER: I wrote this in 7th grade. Only read this is you like to suffer in 2023 countryhuman fandom. xoxo, k America has 51 (psychotic) children to take care of and the only other person that knows is his half, Confederate. He's constantly late to meetings and falls asleep at them. The other countries just assume that America is a fat, lazy bum who sits at home and plays video games all night, but what happens when a big problem occurs and America is forced introduce his states and Confederate to the others? #1 ohio (2/4) #1 csa (3/1) #1 onlyinohio (4/2) #1 fifty (4/24) #1 50states (5/17) #2 america (6/17) #1 states (12/31) #1 dixie (3/23/24) Started 1/2/23 Ended 5/21/23 It rlly took me five months to write this garbage 💀

⚠️ WARNING ⚠️ THIS STORY CONTAINES: Cringe shit, Sexual content, strong language, panic attack(s), and gang violence So if you are sensitive or don't like that kind of stuff then i would swipe out Thanks for 51.9k reads and 538 votes 👩🏾‍🎨 mwah💕 [Completed] Date started: July 29, 2020 Date finished: October 1, 2020

This is a brief 18-page essay by John Dzwonkowski, M.A., a 70-year-old Master Catechist with the Archdiocese of Detroit who completed his Masters in Theology while studying for 9 years of college and grad school with the Maryknoll Fathers of New York, causing him to also spend 18 months in the military dictatorships of Bolivia and El Salvador in 1976-77 ministering to Catholics there. Having left the seminary with one year remaining before ordination, he has been teaching Catholicism for over 50 years now, is the now-retired Director of Religious Education at his St. Priscilla parish in Livonia, Michigan, and offers his reflections on the current choices available to Catholics in this 2020 election.

Im a secret bodyguard and i was hired to protect Robert hunter Biden so i move from California to Washington dc. Find out what happens next.

the states/the table x Reader. Smut, Angst, fluff allowed Ben please don't read these!! 😆

America has 50 kids that no one knows about not even the U.N. The country can take care of them but they make it harder to take care of himself. He usually only gets 30 minutes to 3 hours of sleep if he's lucky and despite his cocky exterior he's emotionally a pile of crap. (Aint in fandom anymore, keep this up for my resume)

Meet Carl Azuz, a hot-shot CNN 10 reporter who has everything except love. He's been unable to show his true colors to the world for years. After all, they're rainbow 🏳️‍🌈 and straight up gay. One day, Carl Azuz goes to the White House to interview a certain man with a wrinkly face and a wrinkly d- President Joe Biden has been in the closet for years, but one young CNN reporter makes him want to risk it all. The foxy man is staying in the White House for a week, and to put it simply, President Joe Biden cannot keep his hands to himself. After the two share a fated night in the White House's dining hall, Joe starts caring less about elections and more about erections, while Carl realizes that love comes in many shapes and forms. Now, Carl has only one news story on his mind- "Joe Biden- the man who makes my heart skip a BEET." As the interview gets closer and closer to airing, Carl and Joe must decide whether or not to make their relationship official. Both of them are deeply in love, but what if this choice impacts their lives for the worse? Find out in this romantic [yet angsty] story about forbidden love and following your heart, no matter where it may lead. "How the world sees us doesn't matter. I know we're meant to BEE..."🐝

So I decided to make a book for For one shotsHead cannons

I love John Schlossberg so much, and was dissapointed with the lack of content on here, so I decided to take matters into my own hands. I hope you all enjoy. y/n and John are both senators in the United States Senate, and are very close friends. Y/n is from Texas and Jack is from New York. ❤️

Naomi Washington's life was perfect. Her parents only sent her to the best schools that would stretch her brain, and challenge her mental ability. She had strived all of her life to get to the point of success she had reached, and was more than content with how she did it. Only a few things bothered her but one thing more than others: she had no idea who she was, and an identity crisis was on the verge of arrival. Joshua Livingston was exactly what America needed: he was very young, and his political views could win votes easily. His only problem was that he needed Naomi to make him even more ready for the upcoming election. It was simple: win voters' hearts, win the election, protect America. But with Naomi Washington being so close to him, could it still be simple? Or would he continuously have to remind himself that she was his advisor and nothing but? Through passageways and hotel rooms, the two jumpstart a relationship, but will it stay strong?