Stories

Cory read tons about coming out, that one friend who's "more", and those stupid "He's straight, but can I turn him gay?" posts. His life was about as cliche as they came, but sometimes romance stories had to be true... right? Or they were all false advertising. All he had to do was risk telling Elliot he was gay and how he felt about him. Bam! Love!

Two teenagers, lifelong buddies, in college just outside of Bible Belt Southern USA could totally end up both gay, in love, and just not say anything to each other for two years of being roommates. Sure....

Cory might just stay in the closet and keep his best friend instead.

There are leaps of faith. Is there a leap of hope? Originally written as a response to Prompt#448:" What did he just say?" It just kept growing.

Steven Price is a confused young man who, after going through his first heratbreak tries to figure out who he is and what he wants in life.

Noah and Navid find each other and struggle to bridge two cultures.

Coming of age story of a teen and his changes as he moves from high school to college.

It's hard being well-behaved when you're the hottest vampire in the city and pining over a girl you're too scared to involve in all your supernatural drama. It's even harder when your best bro and roommate is werewolf jock who's sending you all these mixed signals.

The true story of accepting my sexuality and "coming out"

Lots of ordinary things pass us by while we're busy doing other stuff. However, sometimes the veil gets thin and glimpses peek through of something brighter.

Harry and his buddies go downtown for a day of hanging out. They're seventeen-year-old guys with a lot on their minds, although by their take-life-as-it-comes attitudes you'd never know it.

Charlie, a young Brit returns to Africa, his place of birth, to spend his gap year between high school and university. Long in the denial closet Charlie finds himself and is swept along willingly into a world of his dreams which is not without its emotional challenges.

Some verse, many for Pride Month.