In this world, if you are gay, you have two choices. You can hide or you can fight. You can hide away from all of your problems and your bullies. You can stand up and fight against them. You can hide from your feelings. You can fight for what you believe in: no discrimination. You can hide your secret. You can fight your feelings. Johnny and Pony hid their relationship, whether it was intentional or not. Dally and Soda fought the people who tried to tear them apart, and they fought each other. They all fought the bullies. They all fought against society's thick head. But they'll always stick together because that's the gang's number one rule. Stick together. Prompted by @demodogz

"his emotions changed from blazing fire to cotton candy in a matter of seconds"

Bryon Douglas hasn't been himself for a long time- even before Mark went to prison. He can't find interest in anything. At least that is until he finds Ponyboy Curtis being jumped by a group of Socs. Suddenly, he's got interest in something again. (Crossover between That was Then, This is Now and The Outsiders)

johnny is terrified of messing up his friendships with his friends, especially his friendship with dallas winston. the boy is an emotional rollercoaster trying to figure out if dally likes him back or what dallas' actions and words mean. god help johnnyboy.

Playing truth or dare is always fun and games... until someone gets hurt.

After the death of Johnny and Dally, the gang breaks apart. Everyone breaks off and things seem to change for everyone. That is, except for Ponyboy Curtis, who somehow got mixed up with the Shepard brothers and their gang. After seeing Tim shoot someone point blank in their own home, Ponyboy begins to question everything he knows.

Richie Tozier was hopeless when he was checked into Derry mental hospital, that was, until he met Eddie Kaspbrak. > Richie tozier x Eddie Kaspbrak < AU where Eddie Kaspbrak has been in a mental hospital for three months, and Richie Tozier was checked in last night. THIS STORY IS VERY TRIGGERING AND HAS INTENSE CONTENT, SERIOUSLY IT GETS INTENSE [ #838 in short story ]

(Stevepop)