#disable characters

Some Rysn in honour of Dawnshard!

Hello! Enjoy:

i can’t use words they don’t say enough by Anonymous:

Summary: Harry enlists at 16 to fight in World War II, leaving behind his family and the love of his life. When the war ends he finds himself back in the small town he called home. Five years has passed, and nothing is the same. His family has moved away and Louis has a daughter. Can they salvage their relationship, or will the effects of the war be too much?

Louis couldn’t believe his eyes, and yet there on the other side of this hunk of wood was Harry Styles, the boy he’d written off as dead years ago.

Word count: 27792

Not Today by Styyyylinson:

Summary: Louis Tomlinson is a high power executive until his accident. Everything in his life changes after that - his way to get around, his boyfriend leaves, and he doesn’t have much that he wants to live for anymore. After a failed attempt to take his life, he asks his parents if he can see a doctor to help him go peacefully instead. After their initial shock wears off, they agree as long as Louis waits six months.

In walks Harry Styles. He had just lost his job, was feeling down on his luck, and has no idea what he’s getting himself into in being an assistant to Louis. He has no knowledge of Louis trying to take his own life, until he overhears his parents talking, and it breaks his heart. Though helping Louis is a pain at times, he wouldn’t trade it for anything in the world.

Word count: 135506

I’m Wide Awake and So Alive by patdkitten:

Summary: He ignores him, though, pushing himself and Beckham to the end of the aisle and bumps into someone, sending them to the floor with a loud ‘oof’. Too late, Beckham barks a warning before sniffing the injured party, but Louis. Louis freezes.

He knows that lanky frame sprawled on the floor, even though it’s broader and longer than he remembers, and the hair’s longer than he remembers it being. But he knows this person.

And he wants to be anywhere but here, at the end of the canned veggie aisle of his local grocery, staring down at someone from his past, as that someone gets a soothing lick from his dog.

Louis got into a car accident his senior year and wound up permanently in a wheelchair. Instead of telling his high school sweetheart Harry, Louis ran as far from his problems as he could. A few years later, he’s doing better about himself and being in a wheelchair. Until he runs into his high school sweetheart in a rather unorthodox way. Harry’s excited to see him again, but Louis isn’t.

Word count: 5937

You don’t know how lovely you are by sweetkisses:

Summary: "So what are you studying?“ Harry asks.

"Accounting.” Louis says quietly.

“Sweet. I don’t know much about accounting but I do know that it means you must be pretty damn smart.” Harry says nodding his head.

“Thanks.” Louis giggles out and Harry didn’t know it was possible for him to be more beautiful. “What, um, what are you studying?”

“Law.” Harry says and lays his legs out in front of him as he places his hands behind him and tilts his head towards the sun.

“You must be pretty smart if you’re studying law.” Louis mocks with a smirk. Harry didn’t expect the next words to ever come out of his mouth but this boy just does things to him.

“Two smart people make a genius couple.”

or the four times Harry sees the beautiful boy in the wheelchair

Word count: 3251

Perfect by ItIsWhatItIs9194:

Summary: Where Harry is Louis’ submissive and a paraplegic, but they still make things work.

Word count: 2826

Run Until You Feel Your Lungs Bleeding by whisperingwind:

Summary: Harry’s hands tremble, carelessly ripping each of his paintings, one by one, until his studio is littered with not only remnants of his masterpieces, but his despondency. “You don’t love me.” he accuses, tugging on the roots of his hair. “You never loved me. You pity me! And to make it worse, you told everyone that you pity me! You promised you would never…” his voice fades as soon as his cries intensify.

Louis can’t manage to say anything. His eyes wander, gazing over each item that once made Harry happy, and he shakes his head. Harry spent years building the ambiance of his studio and it’s been destroyed in mere minutes, thanks to him. “Harry I…no, that isn’t true. Whatever you think you heard, I swear to god isn’t true. I care about you more than - ”

“Get out!” Harry screams, pointing to the door. His chest heaves with sobs. “You said it doesn’t matter that I can’t walk. You said I’m the most incredible person you’ve ever laid eyes on. Why did you lie to me?”

Or, Harry is an angry, starving artist isolating himself from the rest of society due to his disability. Louis is a pop-star pretending he doesn’t care about anything, but when it comes to Harry, he cares too much.

Word count: 92,499

I Don’t Want To Need You by tothemoonmydear:

Summary: After the car accident that leaves Harry paralyzed from the waist down, the boys of One Direction come together to try and help pick up the pieces. With so much changed, Harry can’t help but question every aspect of his life; including his feelings for his best friend.

Word count: 231421

the whole world, it is sleeping (but my world is you) by thispieceofmind:

Summary: "Louis knows who this boy is. He saw him at the audition, on the chair in line getting interviewed. He’s called Harry, and he’s got the most brilliant voice and the biggest sob story that Louis has ever heard, and what Louis knows is that he doesn’t want it to be a sob story at all. His eyes are a wide, glossy sea glass green, and he can’t see a thing.“

Louis never really knew commitment, never really knew love, until Harry.

Word count: 22494

counting the stars behind the clouds by simplestardust:

Summary: The problem wasn’t that Harry was blind. The problem was Harry himself.

or, in which Louis plays keyboard as part of touring singer Harry’s back-up band, and spends his time stuck between being oblivious and in denial, while Harry just wants to know how many stars there are in the night sky.

Word count: 28660

Love is the Right Place by Chelsea Frew (chelseafrew):

Summary: They met when they were seven and five. Louis was a new kid in a new town and Harry was a blind kid in need of a friend. They hit it off immediately, each of them exactly what the other needed. Over the years, friendship turns to more. Just as their romance blossoms, however, Louis gets an offer which promises fame and fortune far from home. Will they be pulled apart or will their love survive?

THE ABLES: FREEPOINT HIGH GAME TRAILER

The Ables is a book written by Jeremy Scott, Creator of CinemaSins:

"Even though my eyes don't work - they never have - I've been a witness to some pretty fantastic things. Some horrible, some wonderful..."

There are invisible people all around you. I'm not talking about the fantasy world of The Ables here -- I'm talking about your world. These people are invisible because they have disabilities, and society's primary method of dealing with them mostly involves going to great lengths to never make eye contact. The narrator of this tale can't use his eyes, but as you'll soon find out, this other form of blindness is more profound.

The heroes of this wildly inventive and unpredictable superhero epic don't want to be ignored, or pitied, or placed on a pedestal. They want what all of us want: The chance to forge their own destiny. The fictional world The Ables inhabit struggles to admit it needs its team of Special Ed heroes. But it does, and I would say our pop culture landscape (and, you know, your bookshelf) needs them even more.

-David Wong Executive Editor of Cracked.com and NY Times Bestselling Author

GAME:

Early Access Steam

BOOK:

I'm going to write a book with only disabled people in it. And they'll have adventures and do cool stuff, and the only able-bodied people in the book will be aides for the people who need aides.

And then finally, I'll introduce an able-bodied,neurotypical character who gets to do almost as much stuff as the disabled characters, though of course they will still sit around a bit and be sad that they are able-bodied.

And the abled section of the audience will be "finally! Someone like us!"

And then I'll be like "haha, suckers" and make the able-bodied character disabled.

They won't feel any identity confusion; in fact, they'll be happier this way.

...

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Now, obviously most of this is tongue in cheek, but dear able-bodied, neurotypical  people--