a random teenage girl's thoughts and feelings, basically a diary. Seriously, I don't know what you're expecting to see here.

Welp, hey there, im Yumi. You dont know me, im not really special. Im just your average 15-year old girl, i have a boring life, and thats how i want it to be. Well, at least i USED to have a normal life...Until i got dragged into the weird and chaotic country of "(Not) Japan" A country where gravity, logic, and common sense does not exist. Where you can walk into the streets and see a floating cow, and grass made of noodles??? (Sigh, just bear with me, please?) Now I'm stuck in an anime parody with a cast of weirdos: a furry wannabe villain, a maniac who won't stop making duck jokes , and a bully who might actually like me?? Basically, come look at my adventures and misadventures, and watch me try (and fail) to remain sane.

They said it would be the party of the year - the one we'd talk about at our reunions, the night we'd never forget. Lia and her friends have been inseparable since freshman year. They know everything about each other or so they think. When graduation is just days away, they sneak out to hit up the city's most talked about underground spot, ready to celebrate like there's no tomorrow. The music is loud, the drinks are cold, and for a few hours, nothing else matters. But as the night goes on, little things start to feel off. Jokes fall flat. Someone keeps disappearing and coming back quiet. A song comes on that makes everyone go still. By sunrise, nothing will be the same again. Some parties don't just end when you go home.

Step into the vibrant, often brutal, world of competitive fighting games, where the characters you love are more than just avatars-they're people grappling with real, unresolved issues. Behind the dazzling combos and triumphant victory screens, these fighters harbor unseen burdens and emotional turmoil, carefully hidden to maintain their public façade of strength and composure. But this act is a consuming one, slowly eroding them from the inside. Enter Dr. Rainey, a compassionate and insightful therapist ready to take on the most challenging "patients" the fighting game universe has to offer. This unique series follows her journey as she conducts much-needed Fighting Game Therapy, helping these complex characters confront their inner demons, heal their old wounds, and solve their problems. Through her help, they can begin to shed their long-held secrets and truly live their lives, both online and in real life. Inspired by the engaging YouTube series "Heroes with Issues," Fighting Game Therapy delves deep into the psychology of a fighter, proving that sometimes, the most formidable opponent a hero faces is their own mind.

It's basically different stories that try to be dramatic, but male and female leads make the antagonists feel embarrassed, awkward, guilty, terrified or go crazy without doing anything. Finally, I own all of the characters!

The final Barclay-Davis story. The custody case for Angela commences, with both sides trying to convince the judge in the case that they should have custody of her.

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Gotham's elite are all alphas and hot ones too, so what happens when that all get omegas and settle down with them and they no longer have the chance to be with these for house alphas Brucie Wayne is a heartthrob of an alpha and love by them all Richie grasyon-Wayne is charismatic and such a gorgeous face and one singular smile makes them swoon. Jascie Todd Wayne was just a street kid turned billionaire nepo baby who goes missing and cokes back built like a fucking fridge. Cassie Cain-Wayne is just gothams sweet silent alpha princess and that's that. Timothy drake- Wayne once was scrawny and pale with no alpha domination and now he is ceo of Wayne enterprises and adored for his smarts. And damian Wayne the first actual Wayne hair and has every single detail of his father sot on and make all the teens of his days swoon and earn for him and his alpha perks Or- An AU were the Wayne's are Dominant alphas grrr.

Ambientada en Chile a mediados de la década de los noventa, Cristal Celeste cuenta la historia de una niña chilena de trece años, particular desde su nacimiento por vivir en situación de discapacidad, en una sociedad que aún no sabe cómo mirar ni nombrar la diferencia. Cristal crece rodeada de prejuicios, diagnósticos ajenos y límites impuestos, en una época en que la discapacidad y la maternidad en solitario son fuertemente estigmatizadas. Desde muy pequeña desarrolla una identidad propia que la distingue: entre radios encendidas y cassettes gastados, encuentra en la música metal un espacio de refugio, fuerza y expresión, una forma de habitar el mundo cuando este parece no tener un lugar para ella. Narrada desde su mirada íntima, la historia retrata el tránsito entre la niñez y la adolescencia, el conflicto con un cuerpo que cambia y la experiencia de crecer escuchando que "no puede", hasta comenzar a descubrir que sí puede hacerlo a su manera. Cristal Celeste es un relato sensible y honesto sobre identidad, diferencia y resistencia, que da voz a una niña que, en medio de los prejuicios de los años noventa, empieza a construir su propio lugar en el mundo.