Diaper Reality

by The Unthinker

Source: deviantart.com

Part 1

Evan sighed and breathed in the cool night air. It was late spring, close enough that summer would be coming soon but still brisk at night. Usually he would have stayed inside but tonight he had a once in a lifetime chance to watch a meteor splinter directly overhead in the night sky. He checked his watch. It wouldn’t be long now.

There was a flash as it hit the edge of the atmosphere and then little white pieces flew in all directions like some kind of eerie firework. It lasted less than a minute. Evan watched until they had faded and then walked back to his house. Such large meteors were rare, and even rarer that they hit the atmosphere so directly. The chances that it would happen right over his small town, it was amazing.

Sydney walked into school the next morning, bleary eyed and grumbling. One month, she had one month until she graduated. Honestly she didn’t see the point of school, she was doing it for her mother.

The bell rang. She checked the clock. No point going to her first period class, the teacher never took attendance anyways. She wandered towards the nearest bathroom where she knew she would hide from any inquisitive teachers until second period.

She was so busy staring at her phone that she didn’t even notice her outfit changing as she walked into the bathroom. She absentmindedly tugged at her jeans to adjust her underwear which seemed to have gotten bunched up. Except her jeans seemed to disappear in her hand and she touched plastic.

No Matter What

By Natsu

Chapter 1

“Abby, I’m home!” Katherine called upon entering her small apartment for two, hanging up her coat and setting her pocketbook to the side. Taking off her slip-ons, she immediately made her way to the aged green coach in the middle of the apartment’s main room, putting her feet up on the coffee table, “Abby! Are you still in?”

The woman waited a few minutes for a response from her roommate, and when she failed to hear anything, she reluctantly stood up and made her way to the door of Abigail’s room. The apartment only had one bedroom, so they would share it from time to time, rotating possession of it on a monthly basis. The room belonged to Abigail this month. Katherine lightly knocked on the door a few times to see if her friend was in there, possibly sleeping, but she stopped when she heard the faint sounds of sniffling coming from the other side. Opening the door and poking her head inside, Katherine covered her hand with her mouth upon seeing the terrible condition of the shared room.

Books were knocked off of the shelf and scattered across the floor, blank papers from the desk were either torn in the garbage or around the garbage, drawers were pulled halfway out of the dresser, and the clothes that were once inside them were now either around the perimeter of the bed, or on top of the pictures and few memorable trophies that sat upon said dresser. On the bed laid a bundle of blankets and sheets, all wrapped up around what appeared to be a miserable-looking form of the twenty-five year old known as Abigail, who by the sound of her childish whimpering seemed to be in a very crappy condition, for the lack of a better word. Abigail, or “Abby” as Katherine commonly called her, poked her head out of the bundle when she heard the door open, revealing a face full of both new and dried-up tears, and a head of disheveled and messy blonde hair.

“Oh…hey Katy…” She muttered, blushing at the condition of bother her and the room, “I guess this needs some explaining…”
Sighing, Katherine sat down at the side of the bed and pushed away some of the clutter at her feet before laying a hand on Abby’s shoulder.

“Another tantrum?” She questioned disappointedly, taking another look around her once tidy room, “What happened this time?”

Baby Of The Family

By Sebtomato

Chapter 1

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Katelyn walks calmly upstairs into her bedroom and doesn‟t slam the door. A high school senior with escape to Keene State just around the corner, she‟s too old for sulky flashes of temper. Besides, she‟s not going to Emily the satisfaction of…

A Little Personal Time

By thepaddedquill

Furiously she wrote, scribbling down in her notebook as quickly as she possibly could, trying to copy down what was on the blackboard before the professor came back in. The man was notoriously protective of his work, and if he were to find out that his assistant was trying to copy down his ‘secret equation’ he’d be incensed, and she’d likely find herself let go from her undergrad work partnership with the brilliant man. She had to take the chance, though, because deep down, she knew that the variables were off. She could do this better, she just had to be able to work on it on her own.

Janessa snapped her notebook closed just as the door to the professor’s office opened, and she quickly tried to pretend as if nothing had happened. She’d gotten all of the formula as it was written out so far, so she considered that to be a pretty major victory. She let out a long, loud sigh and flopped back in her chair, pretending as if she’d been spending the last few hours poring over the large mathematics texts laid out on her desk.

“Janessa,” the professor’s voice was tinged with concern as he looked around the office, “You’re working too hard. You should go home and relax, let me deal with it.”

Don’t Change MY Reality

By ikklesammy

Part 1

Kaitlyn sat in the restaurant, the bags of shopping surrounded her feet as she slowly drank her half-fat cappuccino. She appreciated every mouthful, it was good to be off of her feet after such a high intense morning of shopping. The remnants of her Caesar salad lay on the plate before her. Her 18th birthday was going pretty well so far, she had found multiple bargains at several high street stores and she was feeling rather pleased with herself. She brushed some of her long silky ebony hair out of her dark green eyes as she looked at her watch. Her sister was due to be picking her up soon. Elizabeth had promised to come collect her so that Kaitlyn wouldn’t need to worry about getting home.

She leaned back in the chair feeling relaxed. It was amazing how a good shopping trip could improve her mood. School was due to be over in a week or two. Then it would be onto college. Kaitlyns heart skipped a beat. She was already eagerly anticipating college. Finally some independence. Her family practically smothered her, her Mom especially, so she was looking forward to going it alone. Proving to them that she didn’t need molly coddling. That she was an adult, independent young woman.

Changing Reality

By ikklesammy

Part 1

Molly sighed. She should have been happy, it was her 18th birthday in a couple of days, she should be looking forward to the party and the alcohol and one of her final steps into adulthood, but truth of it was, Molly wasn’t. Molly wasn’t excited at all. She felt disillusioned with life, she was fed up with the constant demands in her life, either from school, from her mom or from her part time job at the family restaurant. She just wished she could go back to simpler times when nothing really mattered other than playing games. She wouldn’t tell that to anyone though. Oh no. That would be too much. Instead she would play her part in society, doing as she was told and toeing the line, living on her daydreams of happier, more innocent times.

She brushed a strand of her long brown hair out of her brown eyes and adjusted the black hair band that held her hair out of her face. An average looking girl, of middle height, middle weigh and nothing stunningly gorgeous to look at. She wasn’t ugly, not by a long shot, but she had a plain quality about her that just made most people ignore she was even there. Everyone with the exception of Jennifer and Sarah.

A Whole New World

By Bfboy

That Stupid Book

This story is a bit different than any I’ve written before. It is primarily a reality change story but there will be a fair amount of mental AR, especially in the later chapters. It is also the longest I’ve written. I’ll post more parts each day.

A warm breeze swept across the sprawling grassy lawns of the state college. Spring had arrived at last, and with it the pressure of final exams, the anticipation of graduation. The college was abuzz with activity, the library filled with last-minute crammers, but the quad was just as packed with students desperate to get some sun after a long and cold winter. It was a stately old quad befitting a college steeped in tradition. The lawn was bounded on either side by brick century old buildings, clothed in a dignified growth of ivy. Ancient trees lined the edges of the grass, filtering the sun for the students grouped around their roots.

Most students were used to the beauty of the college in spring, taking it for granted. They had much more pressing thoughts on their minds, especially the seniors. Their college careers were nearing their ends, their adult lives unfolding before them and for each this meant something different. Some were filled with ambition, others with trepidation. But as they sat amongst the trees thinking that their lives were about to undergo some major changes, not a one of them could have imagined just how right they were about that.