shattered dreams and my baby boy

shattered dreams and my baby boy

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no matter how hard i try, i cant seem to be good enough for them. my friends say that they love me, and that they enjoy my company, but i know better. my boyfriend says that im perfect, that im all he needs, and that i was sent to him from heaven, but i know better. my parents say they love me, and that they couldn't have asked for a better daughter, but i know better. my "friends" talk trash about me behind my back... my "boyfriend" cheats on my everyday with the girl next door... my "parents" arent my real ones... i get called a slut everyday for having a son, whos two, by the way, im a senior struggling to get through school. if you told me i wouldve gotten knocked up my freshman year of high school, i wouldve told you that you were crazy. i had never drank, smoked or had a single thought about sex until i moved to brookeside right after eight grade year ended. i guess this is where i tell you where everything goes wrong, right?
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Beck is top of her class when it comes to Maths and Science and her future seems bright. However, she struggles with social anxiety and relationships. Beck is autistic and spends most of her life locked away in her own mind as she reads her collection of books to escape her abusive alcoholic father. But once her eyes meet a grey eyed boy from across the room her world won't be the same. (18+ violence, adult themes, bullying, harassment and other issues) Being Autistic myself I have put a lot of me in this book. I've exaggerated certain aspects for entertainment values but other than that this is how awkward I feel most of the time. I don't see many books by women who write about their experiences in a creative way to spread awareness in a fun and compassionate way. This is mine I guess. I hope you enjoy this short story.

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