Neurodivergent Stories

Luna Harrington. The loser sister of Steve 'The Hair' Harrington who everyone adored. Everybody expects Luna to be a stubborn brat- but she's nothing like her brother. In fact she's the biggest nerd you will ever meet. What will happen when a new girl arrives at Hawkins, and Lunas friend group becomes obsessed? Will she become one of them? SET IN S2 OF STRANGER THINGS. I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THESE CHARACTERS EXCEPT FOR LUNA! #1 in neurodivergent 10/01/26

Time makes you bolder, even children get older. And I'm getting older too. STRANGER THINGS ╱ autistic fem!oc © itsruiningmylife, 2020

𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐂𝐇 the child prodigy learns that there's more to surviving hawkins than just high school ➳ aroace + neurodivergent female oc ➳ season 1 ~ season 5 ➳ disclaimer - i don't own stranger things or its characters. just wren and her storyline

Chan is almost entirely a walking stereotype for popular asshole guys. The only thing that separates him from his crowd is the fact that he doesn't speak. And that nobody knows why. Sometimes we need a strong, powerful wind to come blasting in to raise the voice of the flame. Or maybe just a boy with supposedly zero shame around being himself, willing to connect and find what's beneath the mask. quiet as a flame.

Short story in which a player and a bookworm fall in love. Well, eventually. ───── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ───── "Adrian," Rory pulls back, her soft voice breaking Adrian out of her trance. "Rory, how do you know her?" She asked, trying to keep her voice gentle. She wasn't angry at the girl, she really didn't want her to think that. "She- we used to date, for a while," she shrugged, feeling weirdly ashamed of the fact. It made her skin feel slimy to admit that she was with someone like that, but she didn't seem like that when they were together. Adrian simply surveyed the girl, knowing that launching into a discussion about boundaries wasn't the most comforting thing she could do. That bitch just better hope she doesn't see her again. "Can I make you some soup?"

* A Scions of the Tuatha Dé novel * A headless rider just dragged two recluse brothers into a supernatural fight to save 15th Century Ireland. Donal struggles with a tormented mind-but it wasn't always so. His older brother, Finn, set aside his own ambitions to raise Donal and save their late parents' failing farm. When Finn is kidnapped by a creature known only through folk tales, Donal receives help from unlikely sources-an old family friend and their landlord's daughter-to save him. They introduce the brothers to a new truth: their mythical heroes, the Tuatha Dé, were real and the young men are among their descendants. The descendants of ancient villains, the Fomori, walk their world as well, threatening to unleash a supernatural blight upon the entire land.

He hadn't meant to speak out. He had only meant to be right. But the system? The system had noticed him anyway. ****************** Control is attainable--until someone starts noticing. Sebastian Vane is a five-time world champion who built his legacy on precision--enough authority to command a room, and enough restraint to keep the system balanced. Kaelen Frost is a junior analyst who learned early that the safest place in any system is just outside it--even when his analysis is right, and the system itself is biased. But when the immersion breaks, does control hold? When Kaelen's work begins to be heard--and to matter--he draws the attention of the system itself. Sebastian notices first, and once he does, the scrutiny--and the intrigue alongside--becomes impossible to walk away from. Visibility then becomes a liability neither of them can afford to ignore, especially in a world where power is quiet and mistakes are remembered. Recognition? It no longer serves as a luxury. Red Line is a slow-burn Formula One romance about control, consequence, and what it costs to be seen by the person who defines the room.

Reality is not fragile. It is regulated. Choices leave traces. Some are corrected. Others are quietly absorbed. There are rules for who may see the structure, rules for who may touch it, and rules for what happens when those rules are broken. It's about what happens when the system notices awareness.

19-year-old Rhiannon Jones wants nothing more than to escape the boring everyday of her life in England, and she has always dreamt of living in New York City. So when she gets the opportunity to go and study abroad at Columbia University, she jumps at the chance. She thinks it will also allow her to make some new friends, and finally find somewhere she belongs after years of not fitting in anywhere. And she does end up finding a friend when she meets Jack Metzger, who is one of her new roommates at Columbia, and who turns out to be the only person she's ever met who sees the world the same way she does. They quickly become close, and Rhiannon can't help but wonder if there could be something more than friendship between them. Will she follow her heart, or will she hide her feelings in fear of losing the one person who truly understands her?

A sequel to Fighting Society. Jess had been living with her older sister for over a year now. It had given her time to adjust to her surroundings; to understand what the true meaning of family was, even if it was unconventional. She had become settled; loved. She had found an understanding of herself within a society which may not always understand. But of course, the hard part about that was that, circumstances always change, and people change with them. Life was always about having to learn to adapt, but that's hard. Especially with the circumstances Jess faced.

Lyra loves balloons. They also terrify her. Working at Party Palace has always been a careful balance - colour, creativity, and control. A way to stay close to the thing that scares her without letting it take over. With her boyfriend Jay steady at her side and a job she's grown into, Lyra's life finally feels manageable. Then Ballooniverse opens. Run by the charismatic and unsettling Celeste Bloom, the new shop promises bigger displays, bigger opportunities - and a kind of confidence Lyra doesn't trust. Celeste knows Lyra's name before she ever introduces herself. She watches too closely. Pushes too far. And seems far too fascinated by Lyra's fear. As pressure builds and old anxieties surface, Lyra is forced to confront questions she's spent a lifetime avoiding: Where does fascination end and fear begin? Who gets to decide what "growth" looks like? And when someone insists they know your potential better than you do - how do you hold onto yourself? Pop Song: Volume Two is a quiet psychological coming-of-age story about autistic identity, bodily intuition, and the danger of mistaking control for empowerment. It's about learning that not everything loud is brave - and that safety, sometimes, is the bravest choice of all.

when john winchester disappears, dean is left raising his six-year-old autistic daughter alone on the road-exhausted, loyal, and breaking under the weight of two worlds he can't hold up at once. june speaks in echoes and scripts, sleeps in fragments, and clings to the frog-covered straps of her carseat as if they're armor. when the trail goes cold, dean has no choice but to find sam to help with the search. alex winchester is the youngest of the winchester siblings. a glass child of sorts, she is used to helping with june and staying out of the way. home is nowhere, and everywhere-dirty motels across america. unpredictable is practically their middle name.

Portals, kidnappers, tribbles, raccoons, in-laws, and more pose challenges for absent-minded neurodivergent psychologist Shara and her wife, vigilant martial arts instructor Selar. The two aim to understand humans, support each other, and (hardest of all) stay safe. While these stories take place in the Star Trek universe, they are written like general sci-fi to be accessible to the average reader. Both Trek lovers and non-fans are welcome to read! (Note: This story is tagged "autism" because while Vulcans would have different conditions than humans do, Shara's condition resembles autism. The author is autistic.)

Some experiments and shorts :)

A series of oneshots about Eda, Lilith, Raine, Alador, Darius, and Odalia (and maybe some OCs?) in their Hexside days. The cover art is not mine, and the title is a play of words on the episode "Them's the Breaks, Kid" (S2E15 of The Owl House). This is based off of the TV show The Owl House, created by Dana Terrace. None of the characters are mine.

Based on true story. Some parts are dramatized

A fanfic By FeistyU (If you know anything about me and my usual antics this story will come as a hilarious shock, it's nothing like the shit I usually do) This is a horrid Henry fanfiction set 20 years after the events of the series, where Henry, Peter, and the rest of the Cast have grown up and now live their respective lives, Henry after being kicked out of the house at 16, managed to after half a decade of hardship, and the help and Support from his dear friend Ralph, work towards his life long dream of becoming a rockstar. by 17 he had his first proto-album out, and within just 2 years of this, Henry had gotten signed to the band turned major record label, 'KBR (killer boy rats) LLC' Under the mentorship of his lifelong Idol, Ed Banger, someone who had been a more supportive father to him than his own parents ever where. Now that Ed is getting older, he has decided to retire from the music industry and has left his massive record empire to the now 29 year old Henry, Henry was already doing very well for himself, but now he was quite literally the closest thing to being the king he had fantasized about as a child when he was ignored or neglected. But now that he's one of the top 5 richest people in Britain, his estranged parents have come crawling back in hopes that they can leech from their "horrid" son. but will he forgive them and give up a piece of his pie? Or will he make sure they don't get a crumb? Please note that as these characters are British and the story takes place in England, you can expect occasional cultural slang to be used that may seem mildly offensive out of context, such as "fag" being used for cigarettes.

Luna is a ten year old girl who grows up in the Todoroki household, but advances like her brother Toya into being a villain. This story is told from only Luna's perspective, and from a nerodivergent child with attentive and hyperactive ADHD. Her motive of becoming a villain is that the league feels like a home to her, even though they're a group of people and not a room with four walls and a ceiling. she also wanted to be in the eyes of her favorite brother touya again, like she was when she was a baby.

TW for like, everything just a teen diary/journal nuthin special