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Life isn't a fashion statement.

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Alex's POV

I was sat outside writing a song or anything which came to mind when someone came over and sat next to me and I looked at them and saw it was Frankie.
"The fuck do you want?" I asked and looked back at what I was writing.
"Look, I'm no good at apologizing so I'm going to give it my best shot." Frankie said and I stopped writing and looked at her.
"I'm sorry for the other day. I know I was wrong about bragging about my weight and that we have a rule about mentioning weight for a reason." Frankie said and I looked down.
"It's just that after being here for nearly a year and everything going to shit in my home life and almost being kicked out of here, it felt nice to have things going up for me and being that one step closer to getting out of here and living my life. I guess I just thought about myself instead of the others, for that Alex I'm really sorry that I upset you." Frankie said and I looked at her and smiled at her.
"For someone who isn't good at apologizing, that was pretty good and I will accept your apology." I said and Frankie smiled.
"Your partner is Jack Barakat?" Frankie asked and I looked at my ring and messed with it with a smile.
"Fiancé, but yes I'm with Jack Barakat." I said and Frankie smiled.
"Damn why couldn't Jack or you be straight." Frankie said and I couldn't help but chuckle.
"Well Jack is 200% gay and so am I, so sadly Jack is mine." I said and Frankie smiled at me.
"Can't wait to find someone who looks at me like how you and Jack look at each other." Frankie said and I looked down and stood up.
"I'm sorry, I didn't mean to upset you." Frankie said quickly and I smiled at her.
"It's fine, I just miss Jack a lot." I said and walked inside.

"So how is everyone getting on and settling in after Alex's arrival." The therapist said to all 6 of us since we was now in group therapy.
"Feels strange having a man around." Willow said and I couldn't help but chuckle.
"Something you want to say Alex?" The therapist asked.
"Just that I can say the same thing, I'm not used to all this female energy and hormones. Well I used to when I was modeling but that was like 5 months ago." I said.
"Vag power!" Frankie said and Willow chuckled and so did I.
"Frankie, we don't talk like that." The therapist said.
"Goodbye dick power." I said and the therapist looked at me.
"Okay lets move away from this conversation. So Alex how you settling in?" The therapist said.
"Okay I guess, feels strange not having Jack around." I said and looked down.
"Of course he misses Jack, I mean who wouldn't miss the sex on legs." Willow said and I couldn't help but look at her with a smirk.
"Oh my god! Look at that smirk on his face, he's totally missing the dick." Willow said and everyone chuckled but the therapist didn't look impressed.
"Girls. Just stop this is group therapy." The therapist said.
"Just putting it out there, I don't have tits or a vagnia. I do have a dick though" I said.
The therapist just looked at me.
"Just saying." I said and stood up and walked to my room as I didn't really want to be in this group therapy in the first place.

Notes

Comments

I don't think so! It's well written, nothing much happens but it doesn't have to be super dramatic all the time. I like it :)

T-what T-what
10/15/17

Hey lovely, seems like your stories reflect how you feel. You are definitely not wasting your time if it helps you to express yourself and be assured there are a lot of silent readers out there that enjoy your writing. Stay strong!

T-what T-what
4/30/17

I adore your stories. They are always so creative. I have been seeing marked improvement in your writing. Keep chugging along my dear. I will read what you write. Keep doing the best you can.

Carebear Carebear
3/6/17

so I have no idea if you will understand this (since you have dyslexia and all that), but I would like to suggest that you should have a beta to proof read your stories. Because trust me, I think almost all of your plotlines are really creative and good, but since some people aren't aware that you have dyslexia they'd probably assumed you're not that good at writing and stuff. I'm a grammar nazi myself, but since I know about your condition I can bear with it, while other people can't.

I salute you though, you don't let your condition stop you from writing so... keep it up!

You just need a beta to make your stories greater than they already are.

EarthToSofie EarthToSofie
12/23/16