Adhd Stories

Rio Taylor is a 17-year-old tearaway. Rude, aggressive, and largely misunderstood, he spends his days bunking off from his prestigious private school and chasing after girls. That's if the seizures can hold off. Armed with an array of health and behavioral issues, he inadvertently takes all the attention away from his siblings. Neosha is the complete opposite to her troublesome brother. Kind, smart and ambitious, she is the model child. It's just a shame she gets overlooked because of her brother. Of course, in her world, she'll never truly be overlooked. She was named 'best dressed child' before she could talk, and her friends knew almost as much about her parents as she did. As the siblings grow older, can they learn to deal with their rich privilege in a healthy way, avoiding the temptations that might surround them? Can Jason and Dee keep their children on the straight and narrow, or has the damage already been done? *SPIN OFF to the Synergy Series*

Denki Kaminari (From MHA, My Hero Academia) is in UA's hero course and in class 1A. He's know as the dumb class clown and a member of the Bakusquad. However. Denki is autistic and has ADHD. He didn't tell anyone. He was told from a young age that heroes couldn't have problems like his. He didn't want to be kicked out from the hero course... So Denki hid his problems. Never asked for help. Never told anyone about his abusive family. That was until a fateful day where two pro heroes finally notice something's up with the lighting bolt. Will these two be able to help Kaminari and adopt a child they always wanted? Or will Denki's secrets remain hidden?

Life after high school was supposed to be Julia's clean slate-a way to be more than just a famous therapist's daughter and dead kid's sister. The year started off promising. Community college, date nights, everything on the townie bucket list. But it seems history, even an unreadable one, repeats itself, when her former best friend ends up in the hospital under mysterious circumstances. With his family determined to keep her at arm's length, Julia embarks on a journey to uncover the truth, only to confront the shadows of her own past when a cryptic letter from her long-lost mother surfaces.

Noah Hayes is a talented yet reclusive cartoonist, trapped in a world of anxiety, medication, and isolation. His days pass in silence, divided between therapy sessions and the dull routine of his work. That is, until a chance encounter brings Emily Turner into his life - an impulsive, free-spirited, and unpredictable woman whose chaotic energy is the complete opposite of everything Noah knows. As their paths cross more often, Noah and Emily are forced to confront their own insecurities, uncovering an unexpected connection that may change everything. ⚠️ Trigger Warning: This story addresses themes such as anxiety, mental health disorders, and the use of prescription medication. Reader discretion is advised.

On the 31st of October, the Potters were attacked, the only survivor being one-year-old Harry Potter. Or- maybe not so. On that night, Harry's brother survived. And Voldemort took him from Godric's Hollow, the home that would have become his prison. His name? Nathan Potter. This is Nathan's story.

A list of thoughts and poems. Happy, sad, and wherever else it lies.

Not everything is how it seems. Especially for the 7 teens trying navigate through life with a little help from each other.

Normally starting your last two years of high school means getting your drivers license, adventures with friends and an experience you'll never forget. Charlie wasn't expecting to start Year 11 off in a new home, suburb and school. She wasn't expecting random panic attacks and trauma to consume her life. She wasn't expecting to have nobody by her side. Chase thought he was fine. Well, as fine as an energetic teenage boy who, just so happens to use a wheelchair, could be. Life was back to a somewhat normal state after the incident, apart from the nagging curiosity of having a grief-stricken teenage girl upstairs. Rising from the destruction caused by the storm that is life can be a struggle, especially when you're a teenager. Sometimes a little friendship can make all the difference. Cover by @SophiaAntonia96

Jisung has always lived a quiet, predictable life-until his best friend Felix drags him into a surprise double date and he meets Lee Minho. To Ji's ADHD brain, the night feels awkward and forced; But for Minho, it's the start of something more interesting. Ships: Minsung Hyunlix Seungbin Jeongchan -mostly fluff -Maybe smut -Jisung has ADHD

A growing collection of short stories inspired by Studio Massa's Ongezellig. While the series focuses on the three main protagonists Maya, Mymy, and Coco, the background characters from the original series also play a major role and in some stories they themselves are the protagonists. Our main heroes have to fight against the harshness and sometimes the absurdity of our world.

And God said: "Let there be light." And so there was light.

❝The calm in my marrow spoke in muted bursts of fireworks. I was born for explosions and trying to be less.❞ Over the past decade, I've written poems, books, short stories, fanfiction and hundreds of thousands of words, but nothing felt complete. This collection of selected works was meant to be my final offering- the only thing ready for posthumous publication. Blood Orange Periphery includes poems written in the months preceding the end-that-didn't-happen, some of my best teenage scribbles, and journal entries that chronicle the transition from death-planning to recalibrating life.

Blood. It ran rivers down his hands, staring in horror at his actions, heart beating quicker than even he could using his own powers. Exciting. Beautiful. Empowering. His life was left to the fates, judgement shall be passed by actions, weither he keep his loyalty to the crown, or to the curious little angel ripping apart the walls of his hellish domain. The king had two choices, giving into his desire, or proving himself to the demonic eyes who held him in the golden cage he'd paced for thousands of years and millions to come. . . . Anyways be cool y'all. REMEMBER MY RULES. NO HATE, JUST LEAVE IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT.

Eddie gets rescued and him and Steve fall in love. It's my first fanfic so I hope you enjoy it. I tried to make it so everything makes sense cause that's what I kind of miss in other fanfics. It builds up slowly but there will Smit and fluff so just be patient as you read it. It has some heavy scenes but I try not to do to much of those so the story isn't to hard to read. I release a chapter everyday until the story is finished in my eyes. So I hope you enjoy this Steddie story!!!

Alessia Russo, struggles with her eating and her dad helps with his girlfriend Charlotte (yes, I'm using her name again). She never knew she needed them. She passed out at school, gets suspended, kicked out, she was awful and her dad always got mad but her and her dad clashed with there anger issues and ADHD but Alessia really struggles. Never Knew how to regulate her body, she needed charlottes help. It got to be point the school she was at requested she was to go to a school that wasn't like a normal school for kids like her. The reason she misbehaved was because she had recently lost her mum and it's taken a toll on her mental health and no one knows.

Sonic finds out he has ADHD and severe anxiety, and after he tells his friends his friends immediately loses his friends, becoming the new victim of bullying He has since moved schools, and on his first day of school he finds out that the everyone already knows about it, and is yet again the victim. Yet he meets a band of misfits and outcasts that soon become his friends. Will Sonic & his new-found friends find their place in this cruel world? Or will they forever be stuck as being a group of misfits, never able to find their true purpose in life?

Faith Aylin Keller is a Greek demigod that ends up in Gotham by accident. ~ Also here are the ages: Dick 22; Jason 19; Tim 15 and a half (idk why); Damian 11; Faith 13; Barbra is the same age as Dick, Steph is the same age as Tim, Cass is 17, and Duke is somewhere around Tim's age too. ~ WARNING: there are panic attacks, mental breakdowns, maybe suicidal thoughts/tendencies (and maybe attempts), and maybe self harm in this story. If you are not comfortable with those things then please do not read this, I do not want you to feel uncomfortable. ~ I do not own any characters that are related to dc or Rick (aka: The Troll)

Mwhahahahaha Haiii I like cats :3 I have audhd / gifted

Two months before college graduation from Magnolia State University, life was supposed to be uneventful for Georgie Lamar. When a temporary teaching opportunity arises at the prestigious Mayland Middle School, thanks to her best friend's influential family, Georgie finds herself working with some quirky co-workers and special education students. The introduction to former Magnolia State quarterback and Construction Superintendent, Jasper Mabry, was never supposed to be a factor. Her first "no strings" arrangement shouldn't derail her decade-long plans. And based on her own life experience, getting wrapped up in a man never ends well.

The Empathy Squad follows four middle-schoolers living in a mixed-income apartment complex who struggle with different challenges: ADHD, anxiety, dyslexia, disability, identity pressures, and family stress. They're neighbors, classmates, and sometimes accidental rivals - until a school project goes wrong, exposing each kid's insecurities. The group fractures after misunderstandings, teasing, and rising tension. Meanwhile, Briar, a tough new resident, becomes the antagonist by mocking their coping skills and fueling conflict, driven by her own loneliness and fear about her mother's deployment. As the school and apartment complex hold a joint community showcase, the kids are forced to collaborate. Through funny moments, arguments, and quiet vulnerabilities, they begin exchanging coping techniques - Maya teaches Leo art-based strategies, Jade helps Noah ground himself during a panic spike, and Noah reframes Jade's anxious thoughts. Briar sabotages the early stages of the project, feeling left out and resentful. But when a real crisis hits - a building-wide power outage that leaves younger kids frightened in stairwells - the Empathy Squad steps up, using their skills to help calm and organize the community. Briar sees their impact and reconsiders her behavior. In a pivotal emotional moment, she breaks down and admits her fear about her mother being deployed. The group listens, helps her breathe, and encourages her to join the project rather than tear it down. Together, they complete the community showcase display: a mural representing different ways people cope, connect, and grow. The story ends with hope. The Empathy Squad isn't perfect - they still argue, still get overwhelmed - but they've built a shared language of empathy. Briar slowly joins the group, and the apartment complex becomes a place where feelings aren't weaknesses but pathways to strength.