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When you say you're okay, you're saying it but... your eyes are saying something else. *TRIGGER WARNING* Finished July 18th, 2018

In a world where you're born with the flag of your sexuality printed on your wrist.... -Phan AU- // Dan Howell knows the rules. He knows how the world works and how you're supposed to act if you want to be treated well. That doesn't stop him from feeling like he was born with the wrong sexuality flag on his wrist. He's supposed to be straight, right? That's what his wrist clearly states. That's what he's been treated like ever since he was born by his alcohol father and neglectful mother. Because that's the way it works... right? Then why is his best friend, Phil Lester, born with the gay flag on his wrist, so beautiful to him? That is gay and Daniel is not GAY. Is he? ///Triggers- abuse, neglect, suicidal thoughts, attempt of suicide, strong language/// The cover art is mine

After some unfortunate events the last few years your mother sends you to a summer camp In hopes to help improve your social skills and take your mind off the past, Everyone is aged up to around 15 btw :)

(Note: This is a rewrite of Odd Nation Cartoons's Disventure Camp so please do not consider this canon and is not supposed to rival the original version of the series and disrespect the team behind the series, this is just a rewrite made for fun! Please go support official release and Jared and Robert through any means necessary! Thank you!) Welcome to Disventure Camp! 14 contestants compete against each other for a chance at one-million dollars! What drama will ensue on the camp? Who will take home the million dollars? Find out here on Disventure Camp! All rights reserved to Odd Nation Cartoons (please do not sue me for rewriting or using characters from your original work.)

Addelaid, that's enough" my mother says. The room goes even quietter if possible and everyone turns pale. "Who's Addelaid?" I ask. I've never heard that name in my family. "Up to your room now!" Melissa Martin is a teen girl who grew up in a very strict and religious household. At the age of 14 she had discovered that she is bisexual. She kept it to herself untill she had enough of hiding. She was sent to a camp to get "fixed" by people who used to be gay. There, she met Beck cooper, a non-binary pansexual, and after that, her life was never the same again.

The idea of being sent to a 'straight camp' for the entire summer sounded absurd. Nothing about it made the slightest bit of sense to me. And it looked like any other summer camp; a bunch of uncomfortable-looking teenagers standing with one or both of their parents, people I assumed were in charge talking to them. My parents wouldn't let me say anything as they willingly handed over my information to the stranger in a blue shirt. They promised me I would thank them, told me I would be grateful once the summer was over. I never would have thought for a second that they would have been right, but it turns out, this was exactly what not only I needed, but what everyone involved needed. And I would thank my parents, had they known what they really signed me up for.

Read to find out 👀 The title and the cover should explain it all. Finished in 2015 but I edit it too much.. Title credit to @phanic__at_the_disco Thanks for the title idea!

Daniel Howell and Phil Lester have gone through a lot together. ***TRIGGER WARNING- SELF HARM / SUICIDE ATTEMPTS / DEPRESSION / HOMOSEXUALITY /SAD/ANGST***