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What if you had the power to change lives, but you didn't? What if that stranger you met on the street died tomorrow? Life would continue as normal, right?All Rights Reserved

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The Clock
Sun, Nov 22, 2015

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The Clock
Sun, Nov 22, 2015

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/// SAMENESS, WHAT WE STRIVED FOR SO LONG TO ACHIEVE. BUT WHAT IF YOU'RE DESTINED TO BE DIFFERENT? \\\ Nine months of Hibernation, three months of being awake--that's how the year goes for us. Half of us wake up tired and sore while all of us wake up smelling of either lotion or bleach. But during the nine month period of hibernation, I woke up. And now I know why I always wake up sore and reeking of bleach. ⥀ Humans have always strived for equality, for everyone to be treated equal. We finally reached the point of this harmony, this level of sameness--and everyone is happy. Many, many generations later. But what happens when, in a wold of people knocked down and stood up to be exactly alike, a person wants to be different? What if they're destined to be unique in a world of strict equality? ⥀ #10 in Scifi on 7/21/17 MADE IT TO ROUND 3 IN THE WRITERS OLYMPICS Now available as a paperback and ebook. [[word count: 65,000-70,000]]

Journey with me back in time as I rewrite the first Journal I kept from when I was in high school, and see that maybe even with how horrible life is most of the times, there are little things spread throughout that make life worth living. My high school experience was full of drama, tears, laughter, and most of all constant search of love, and approval of the people around me. I can't always get what I want in this world. Life is a beautiful mess. It's not perfect, and filled with a lot of disappointments, and heartbreak. There are moments when it all feels too much, but there's not much we can do other than go with the flow of things.

It's a secret supernatural world; you live and learn to survive. There are rules, there are customs, there is a hierarchy. What are you supposed to believe when the only thing you've known is suddenly unraveled? Learning the truth is never easy, but neither is losing the one thing you've always believed in.

For Just One More Day with You by LB0917

When Mitch wakes up in a hospital, he doesn't expect to meet someone who will change his outlook on life forever. Who knew that falling in love could be so heartbreaking?

Every day is a new day. new things happen. Meeting new people, Your friends dissaper, your life changes. *NOTE I usually don't write stories like this.

A bunch of friends are stuck in a nightmare that everyone thinks they will survive but never wants to happen. A apocalypse breaks out and infects almost everyone alive. Will they be able to make it out alive and figure out what is going on or will they become infected like everybody else. Read to find out. Alternate universe Inspired by: the concept of Bird Box and Quiet Place where you couldn't see and you couldn't speak.

Close My Eyes and Feel The Crash by creativityprince

After years of being told what to do and how to act and what to wear and who to be friends with, after years of not being able to be themselves in their own homes, after years of being made to believe that money and power and status were more important than their feelings, Scott and Mitch finally decided that enough was enough. Now they're going to have a bit of fun. (friends with benefits / high school au in which Scott and Mitch are.. well, super rich kids)

$Little Something {Undertale Sans x Mute reader (Fluff Warning)} <COMPLETE> by Gradient_Writer$

you cannot talk. you have a notebook and pencil you carry around with you everywhere. you've never talked. everything you do is silent. a single soft sound is forbidden to come from your mouth. You are a mute. and no one sticks around for as long as someone is about too. Be looking out for book 2, "Little Moments"

Dreams. Everyone has them. For Scott, dreams meant freedom. Dreams meant escape. Dreams meant he could see. For Mitch, dreams weren’t dreams at all. Dreams were nightmares, dark and dangerous. For Scott, dreams were an escape. An escape from a life in which everyone pities him. Because in real life, Scott couldn’t see a thing. It was an accident, when he was a senior in high school. One year ago. An accident that left him blind and alone. Until Mitch. For Mitch, nothing was an escape. Dreams meant nightmares and real life meant Travis. And Travis meant pain. For Mitch, nothing was an escape. Until Scott. Scott, the blind boy who he’d agreed to help out because he needed the community service. Scott, the blind boy who was the only one who saw the world his way. Scott hadn’t wanted to be the charity case. But he needed the help, only being blind a year. So he let Mitch become his helper. And Mitch was a better helper than he could have hoped. It was weird, how gifts worked.

Everyone was the same. You wake up, change into the same outfit, and then go to school. Society made you all equal, so no person was different from another. If you were strange, you were diagnosed as a Different. For everyone was to wear the same things, act the same, and love the same. A normal person would fall in love after they were twenty to someone of the opposite gender. Marriages were considered a hassle, so you would not have a ceremony, just decide if you wanted to be married or not. Once married, there was no divorcing. For if you were not normal, you'd be coded. Normals wear white, Differents wear black.

SAMENESS

/// SAMENESS, WHAT WE STRIVED FOR SO LONG TO ACHIEVE. BUT WHAT IF YOU'RE DESTINED TO BE DIFFERENT? \\\ Nine months of Hibernation, three months of being awake--that's how the year goes for us. Half of us wake up tired and sore while all of us wake up smelling of either lotion or bleach. But during the nine month period of hibernation, I woke up. And now I know why I always wake up sore and reeking of bleach. ⥀ Humans have always strived for equality, for everyone to be treated equal. We finally reached the point of this harmony, this level of sameness--and everyone is happy. Many, many generations later. But what happens when, in a wold of people knocked down and stood up to be exactly alike, a person wants to be different? What if they're destined to be unique in a world of strict equality? ⥀ #10 in Scifi on 7/21/17 MADE IT TO ROUND 3 IN THE WRITERS OLYMPICS Now available as a paperback and ebook. [[word count: 65,000-70,000]]

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