"I am the textbook definition of in love with you." *** Jazz Red has had a life full of love; his parents taught him how to value himself, his siblings taught him how to stand up for what he believed in, and his family has taught him what it means to matter to people. He has people in his corner, there for him and ready to have his back. He knows that there are people who are less lucky than him-- with unaccepting parents and cruel siblings and a harsh past. He knows that when things go wrong, sometimes people are alone. Sometimes they fall apart, and there's no one else there to catch their shattered pieces. But he isn't one of them. He has friends and family that love him. So why does he want more? Why does he-- even with all the joy his family gives him-- want a different type of love? He feels selfish, undeserving. Why did he have to feel so bad about being alone when he was surrounded by people who appreciated him? Why did he have to want, why did desire never leave him alone? Well, he finds out when he meets Castor Rex, a quiet and extremely interesting football player, and that empty part in Jazz's heart feels a little bit bigger when he starts to realize Cas could fill it. Cas sees him as a grinning, happy dork he has no chance with. Jazz sees him as a adorable, grumpy jock that now, is his. Castor wants to get through the school year as quietly as possible but with how loud Jazz loves, neither of them know if it's possible, and to make matters worse they're roommates for the rest of the year. It's only a matter of time before they come together or fall apart. *** Red's Series #4. Crossover to @whoscountinganyways User Series. Can be read as a stand alone.

This book is about my everyday life dealing with autism. I am diagnosed with an autistic disorder and what you see here is mostly what I deal with in a daily basis. I only hope that it will show the world what having autism is like for the person dealing with it...aside from seeing the parent's point of view. :)

Ever since I was young, just about everything was difficult for me. Now, I'm 16. Not much has changed. Join me in my attempt to make it through my high school life with 7 mental disorders and a dark past.

As Jade and her new friends begin high school, they realise that their school doesn't know anything about how to interact with their disabled students, so under the excuse of a 'society and culture assignment' they create the Jameson Hills 'Do Better' Society to try and teach the world about disabilities once and for all. Jade, her service dog calypso, and her friends Charlie and Kai must use all of their kid power to prove that they should be listened to, and that they can change the world!

South England, the 3rd July. Summer fills the town with sunrays and midsummer rain, when Iris moves to the so called "Rainbow Home" for disabled teenagers. While she starts to get used to life in the Rainbow Home, her flatmates still deal with their own problems... Hating to see them having so many problems, Iris tries her best to help them, but realizes soon that some of their problems are more grave than expected. A/N: This story is written in British English. If you don't understand some words, ask kindly or look them up! I'm just more comfortable writing British English and speaking something like an Oxford accent (yes, I chose that myself, I'm German.) -TRIGGER WARNING- This story may contain abuse, mild ableism, discrimination, bullying and amongst others depressive thoughts. If you have issues with the listed themes, I recommend you not to read this story. If you do anyway and end up feeling depressed or triggered, don't say I didn't warn you. Thanks!

In this continued story/blog thing I talk about my experience with ADHD, the diagnosis process of ADHD, how it is the most researched, most misunderstood and much more about the difference of an ADHD mind to a regular mind. (Also I know what the acronym truly means and I give reasoning as to why I disagree)

If you need someone to talk too here is the place or just message me

Neurodivergent DSMP oneshots for the people who need the 'tisms and adhd recognition :> (I'll obviously write about other disabilities :]) AAAAAAAA-

A collection of personal Poems and quotes. Also poems about children with challenges and disabilities.

Everyone knows the rumor that their is a secrete book known only to the Presidents. Well, Alivia may have stumbled across the biggest secret of them all. For without this, we would not have electricity, Newton's laws of physics, the painting in the Sistine Chapel, or the Declaration Of Independence. What is this well kept secret that has changed the world? Find out in 'Hidden Within', and what is Alivia's role in all of this? Surely a teenager with a mental disability would not be one to stumble across such a secrete. Or would she?

―― 𝘄𝗲𝗻𝗱𝘆 & 𝗽𝗲𝘁𝗲𝗿! ↠ in which a girl with adhd named wendy attempts to convince a cocky wheelchair- bound boy named peter, to go on a date with her. ( original story ) ( plot by @platopotato ) ( copyright @floatingcomet 2020 )