Ms Armstrong really is a hnadsome woman.
But Mike wants to know her secret.
Smut and disaster ensue.
this is my frist story! dont own green day!
Dissociative identity disorder is a psychiatric diagnosis that describes a condition in which a person displays multiple distinct identities or personalities (known as alter egos or alters), each with its own pattern of perceiving and interacting with the environment.
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I just came out of the figurative closet to my mom, and that's when everything started to go downhill.
Sitting there reflecting on past experiences, one wonders what could have gone wrong. Was it me? Was it you? Was it just circumstances surrounding us? Or was it just us in general? Realization can hit one like a bitch, and things don't add up. You realize how your emotions would be played with and toyed. You realize how what you thought was the truth being spoken to you ended up being a downright lie from the one you thought you loved, even though all you spoke was the truth to THEM. You realize you fell in love with someone who refuses to love you back, or can't love you back. When one wants to ask if you could say one thing to the one you fell in love with if they had actually spoken the words, "I Love You", what would it be? Your only response would be, "I Love The Way You Lie".
After running from a destroyed past, a girl is found by Mike Dirnt at the back of Rudy's Can't Fail Cafe. He notices her dishevelled appearance and decides to take her under his wing...if she submits to his every will...
My version of "My collection of Drabbles". Thanks for the inspiration. I put "none" for characters cus it includes all of them.
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*Dont Own; Dont sue. Im broke*
Billie and Tre find it difficult to find time with eachother. Children, work, and life, always seem to get in the way.
[Billie Joe on Green Day slash fanfiction] "Tre reads the dirty ones. I've read a few. It's flattering and sort of weird at the same time. I don't really know what to think about young girls thinking about old men like that. But the ones I have read were very well-written and as long as kids these days are still being creative and writing, then I think it's cool."
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