Agender Stories

As someone who was acequeer, I wanted to make this book for anyone who might be questioning their asexuality, but doesn't fit the stereotype. In this book, I'll go over several different asexualities for those wanting to know more about the asexual spectrum, those who know or are questioning their sexuality, and just for fun. As a non binary person, I will also be including different non binary genders as well as different non binary sexualities. Enjoy!

because that's what they grew up knowing||before twilight||ongoing|| jasper hale x agender!OC

The tale taking place in the 1960's depicts two trans(despite them being trans not mentioned they are) boys realizing their love for each other while lost in the woods and finding a ballroom where they dance through the night <3

Keeping You a Secret meets The Fault in Our Stars Hiram is just a majorly depressed unordinary teen trying to live their unordinary life with their homophobic parents. Which is hard, mind you, when you're a non binary pansexual trying to date. After getting kicked out of the house, Hiram must learn to find their own two feet amidst crippling depression and financial issues. They're not ready to be an adult yet; they can barely manage their own anxiety, and did I mention that they're trying to date? Audrey is everything Hiram could have wanted. She's smart, beautiful, and has nice ass pink hair. They hit it off immediately, and Hiram's waiting for their Happy Ever After, when a migraine heads south. Audrey has cancer and has been given six months to live. Suddenly everything's changed. Hiram can feel Audrey slipping away from their grasp. But they refuse to let this disaster ruin their relationship. Hiram proposes. Even though their anxiety is telling them not too. Even though Audrey would have to get parental consent. Even though their Happy Ever After wouldn't be forever. But with Hiram's mental illness making more and more of an appearance, and with Audrey's condition escalating, will their marriage work out or even occur? A heartbreaking YA romance story about trust, mental illness, and commitment, Running With Tigers is sure to make you rethink your life. (Please make sure you have tissues)

A ton of images and videos to show that you are loved and supported.

Sometimes, a storm can be multiple things..

Memes, comics, art, and other stuff about genders! Enjoy! :) None of these are mine btw

I thought I'd make one of these since I know what it's like to feel alone and want some support. Send advice, stories, and other things you want to say in my message box and I'll post them anonymously.

A care-free agender 20 year old explaining the ups and downs of the way they are.

"So... Are you a boy or a girl?" "I'm neither." "You can't be neither, you 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 to choose." "Why?" "Because, those are the rules."

About a male who has never really fit in, has always been a bit weird, a story about him trying to fit in an find his way in the world

I'm mostly doing this for myself but i thought it might be useful for others too

I gave you Asexual Problems, now I am here with Nonbinary Problems! Problems and things that trans and nonbinary people go through, and also some positivity. Highest/Best Tag Ranking: #33 Nonbinary

Share your stories about coming out, realizing you are trans, your transition, or anything else transgender related! No hate allowed!

Two girls competed at a ballet competition when they were still teenagers and they started off on the wrong foot. But, years later, they meet again when they somehow end up auditioning for the same Nutcracker program. A cute Christmas romance occurs. *Update: Newly titled!!! It's kind of an inside joke because I gave this story to fate. (You better appreciate that cover, Windows' paint app sucks.)*

⚡️⚡️⚡️ "Lily Moon, child of The Lord" Lily has always been the odd one out in nir family. Growing up with a hand in each world, ne has seen both magic and technology do seemingly unexplainable things, only to have them explained to nem. The world is too quiet for nem. Not even music fills the gap. It makes is worse. Ne thinks ne should have baby brothers and sisters in abundance, as well as older siblings. Ne doesn't seem to even understand the concept of mothers. No wonder ne is the odd one out among nir family; when they like to gather and laugh and sing, ne likes to look to the skies, watching things nobody else knows about, that not even ne can see. There's also the fact that ne is mostly mute.

A demon decides to leave Hell but is really, really bad at it. Terminal is about Mannie Ávila, an egotistical and gossip-loving, but low-ranked, demon who decides they've had enough of Hell, and heads off- only to stumble upon a shaky, surely doomed plan by the higher ups to pursue peace with Heaven (and the murderous angels who lurk there). Terminal stands on its own, but is part of a series (all written) about mental illness, friendship, self-destruction... and uh, jokes. The urban fantasy 'secret city' world is a little bit silly and doesn't take itself too seriously, while still weaving stories about horrible people trying to change, and often failing. Plus some good ol' political satire to liven things up. First book in a trilogy, followed by Radicle. (radi stands alone despite this being book one) (Features original art of the characters, by me!) FANTASTIC cover design by @summergirl21!

This is about how it is to identity as Non-binary and tips and tricks. Enjoy friends! 💛💟💜🖤