videogamemaker

I loved these latest chapters. One thing I find interesting is that you make Corbin an engaging likable character even though he handles things way differently than I would. I think often I would find a character like him off putting, but you manage to make him endearing in an odd way. Makes for a nice freshness from stories I'm used to reading on here were most of the characters are "good guys" through and through.

Private religious schools are often an odd mix of country club and church. In some areas the staff and rules truly are intended to grant a safe religious upbringing for the mostly white conservative parent's kids, and in other ways the exclusivity, small classes sizes, and especially the high tuition ensure only a select few, a nearly homogeneous group of like minded students. There are not enough students to form multiple cliques, so there are just the popular sporty kids, and then a few outlie

Have you ever had something from your past that you regret? I mean, of course we all do, but something that returns to your thoughts over and over across the years and decades. A proverbial "what if" that must be chewed over and over again, never softening. I believe they stick so strongly, because our subconscious mind can recognize that these occurrences were branches, a chance for our lives to turn out significantly differently than it did. Whereas the type of breakfast cereal one pours 10 ye

High school, a troubling time for any teen, but doubly so when figuring out one's sexuality. This is the story of Zeke finding out the class bully might not be as bad for him as he first thought.