Stopdefiningme Stories

"Do you take the dare?" A series of (short) interactions between personified genres. It's not as geeky as it sounds. "Yes." __________________________ Spinoff to "Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover!" Absolutely random, read at your own risk. Certain characters have bad habits of heavy cussing. Don't look at me-it's all them. Short chapters, random scenarios, all par for the course. #BreakStereotypes #DiverseLit #HelpFightCliches #JustBeYourself #lgbt #ProjectBeYOUtiful #SeizeTheLove #stoplabeling #StopDefiningMe #StopGenderRoles #talkthepoc #weareteenqueens ©2016, NevermoreNeverHere (Cover made by me. Pic not mine. Font is Sex Pistols, a dripping marker, and Hanging Letters.)

Fourteen year-old Wetherby Shoals is a mostly ordinary teenager, save his imaginary friend, Sam, who goes to school, plays soccer and appears to be a regular guy. The sleepy town of Camelot, Ohio is known for peculiarities, and Sam is by no means the strangest. They are recruited into a special program as Guardians to learn to thwart cults and creatures; in this world, even the imaginary can kill you. And while the program sounds glamorous, the boys quickly realize that even their strong friendship might not be enough to stop the powers against them. [#996 in adventure] Complete! {formerly Companions}

Kennedy Trust High School. The world's only place where the rules of normal high school never applies. In this boarding school, you have to fight to get in. Only the chosen ones are given the privilege to attend. Here the Nerds can be players, Jocks get A+ in chemistry surprise quiz, Cheerleaders do dress up as Goth and the Shy Kid is the one everyone is dying to ask out. Enter Chloe June Kennedy, the only daughter of the finance minister and multi billionaire, Roderick Kennedy. You guessed it. Kennedy Trust High School is owned by her father. Every kid in the school is talented. Maybe in sports, academics, drama, anything. That's the reason they are there. But not Chloe. Her wild ways and undisciplined lifestyle forced her father to ship her off midterm. Can she really learn the lesson of her life?? Or will she change the balance of this abnormally normal High School.

lib·er·a·ting - adj. providing a release from a situation which limits freedom of thought or behavior. his mental illness does not define him.

Sometimes being a fifteen-year-old girl really sucks. A girl's gotta have a place to vent. So, this is a rant book. I like to rant. I rant about everything from Game of Thrones, my fictional boyfriends, books, wattpad, life, my non-existent social life, friends, people, pretty much anything and everything. #619 in Humor #942 in Humor MPBBBSMNAHSMB is a humorous take on the life of a teenage girl that you will not want to miss. "Holy Hera this is hilarious."- Cara J.