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Ryan Atwood is transgender. She comes to Newport with a chance to be herself. Along the way she finds new friends and even helps the Cohens by helping Seth through her own gender transition.

In many ways Tiffany is the newest girl in her small community near Albuquerque, New Mexico. In the whirlwind of the last few weeks she has emerged from the shell of a scared and confused little boy named Brandon. Ever since Tiffany's parents confirmed with her their suspicions of her deepest wants and needs, they've supported her completely. With solid support from her family, her best friend and family and surprisingly, her growing circle of other friends it seems she might have a chance for a successful future. 'Can all this last?' is one of the biggest questions on her mind now. She's had an amazingly easy last couple weeks and she knows it won't last. What will happen when she returns to school? Will her psychiatrist force her to return to living the lie as Brandon? These fears and more whirl in her mind as she looks to an uncertain future. Daring to Hope is the continuing story of a bright, talented, and beautiful girl, who dares to hope for a future that is right for her. Book 2 of Tiffany Shar's 'Standing Up to Life' Series.

Alan and his best friend Ellie are enjoying being able to hang out on their summer break. Ellie has known about Alan's desire to be Allie for several years, and they plan one of their many shopping trips to the mall while their parents are at work. Little does Allie know that her simple day of secretly being out with her best friend would suddenly spiral into a whole new life!

Daniel Quill saves Thalia Rose from committing suicide and he has seven days to convince her not to try it again. Will he able to save her once again, or will his dark past catch up to him before he can? I'm terrible at these things, please ignore the horrible bib and read anyway.

Jasper is gay. He has known that for years already, and everyone is okay with that. He's friends with Jade, a somewhat polular student, and beloved by most, if not all, of the school. What happens when it turns out Jade is not as much of a girl as everyone thought...

This is a collection of poetry from a transitional phase in my life. In this period in my life, I am transition from chronic depression into a period of healing and figuring out who I am as a person and how to finally just live without bounds. I hope that this not only helps people to understand what depression is and how it can affect you, but it can give them hope by knowing that even in your darkest moments you can perserver and become a beautiful person.

Male-to-female transitioning among our friends and lovers is something we need to be sensitive to, but, now and then there are things we're REALLY curious about - but are too polite to ask about. This is a first attempt to address some of those questions.

A MTF dark romance novel, book 1 in my #becomingher series. Based on a true story. Allen and Allie were inseparable twins bound by blood, love, and shared dreams. But one reckless night, everything shatters. A car accident rips Allie away, leaving Allen drowning in grief, guilt, and isolation. Branded as the murderer of his sister, his father turns to alcohol and violence, while his mother slips into a terrifying delusion, calling him by his dead sister's name. As if the suffocating guilt wasn't enough, Callum the one person Allen ever truly loved turns his back on him, feeding the flames of hatred. Once childhood best friends, now enemies, Callum leads the charge in making Allen's life a living hell. Alone, broken, and desperate, Allen clings to the one thing that remains his identity. The girl within, the truth he's been too afraid to face. But when the torment escalates to a dangerous level, Allen vanishes, leaving the ghosts of his past behind. Or so he thinks. Dark, emotional, and heartbreakingly raw, High Stakes is a gut-wrenching journey of loss, identity, and forbidden love.

Hey, all. The name's Erron. This is my way of keeping track of and sharing my experiences as a Biromantic Asexual Trans boy (hence BAT) starting at a private Christian University. I also hope to drop what pointers and tips I find for being at least somewhat successful in college, making the most out of dorm life, and managing all of that while being an out bi and closeted trans person with PTSD. Fair warning, there will be geekery. I'm double majoring in math and education.