suicide - Stories

Hiding part of what makes you who you are may sometimes seem necessary. And sometimes you may hide a part of yourself so well that you don't even realise that it exists. Danny Murphy seems to be living a charmed life. But he has a secret; one that he tries to keep so well hidden that he doesn't even want to admit it to himself. However, if he is hiding part of his real self, not just from others but also from himself, is his life really as charmed as it may seem?

About the wall in my mind and whats behind it and how I can't let the people around me see these emotions on my face.

A note to a dear friend, the day I found out he was gone.

OK... so you really want to know about suicide? Well, here’s my point of view – and when YOU get to the end, decide for yourself...

A roommate's silent dialogue with his friend, who tried to commit suicide.

Young suicidal, sexually insatiable, Geoff Johnson finds love in a beautiful boy named Tim Chambers, who once forced him into a sexual situation, only to have Tim torn from his presence as a result of Tim’s parents’ criminal activities. Always wondering whether he will see Tim again, Geoff seeks sexual relief from a never ending string of boys who he hopes will become the boyfriend he lost in Tim.

Reading the HP books as I have done for many times now, I often wondered how two of my favorite characters met for the first time. This story -humbly- attempts to answer this question.

This is a story about two friends on a very high bridge, one of whom wants to take the quick way down. The other does what is necessary.

Two boys, best friends, about as opposite as opposite can be, hold onto their love for each other as they age toward the exit door we all seek.

written from ages fourteen to nineteen