A short story of self-acceptance written in the form of a letter from one soulmate to another. **Featured by @Wattpad for #TransDayOfVisibility - 2021**

~Excerpt~ A long moment passes as I lay there, panting and trying to get my breathing back to normal as Tristan trails his hands over my body. He whispers sweet words into my ears as I come down from my orgasm, my eyelids fluttering open as I stare up at Tristan through cloudy eyes. We're silent for a while before his eyes run over my sweaty body, pausing for a long moment on my nether region. "Babe, did you-" "Yeah." "But-" "I don't want to talk about it." I whisper. ~~~ Anthem: You Are The Reason by Calum Scott

Luke Dixon was a tea-loving liar. He was a master of deception and lying to make others happy. On paper, he lived the "perfect" life, but in reality, he would do anything to get rid of the nagging thoughts that surrounded him and the overwhelming feeling of distress when he looked into the mirror. Liev Bellomy was a troubled cause. He never had a good life and since a young age he had to fend for himself. He was known for his reputation of being a messed up guy who was not worth the time. Most though, didn't get to know him well enough to see the kind guy he was. Word count | 63,634 ⚠️ Content Warning: mature language, abusive parent (mentally and physically), mentions of self-harm, light drug use, and mentions of dysphoria. Read at your own risk~

"An Arrow can only be shot by pulling it backward.When life is dragging you back with difficulties, it means its going to launch you into something great. So focus and keep aiming. "

Andy had known Addison since the sixth grade. He had never seen the Tomboy in anything besides a t-shirt and jeans. They were best friends; even when Addi started having a flatter chest, and looked more masculine, and asked to be called Tom. He didn't think twice about it and didn't when he started to have different feelings for the other either. --- Old short thing I've had in my drafts a long time that I've decided to post

A story that follows the journey of young Theo, a transgender boy faced with the harsh reality that being his true self could possibly be the most difficult thing he'll ever have to do. Learning all too soon that love and trust can be such fickle things. Warning: Possible dark themes, transphobic/homophobic comments, depressive thinking and subsequent actions. If you have a problem with transgender and genderqueer alike, feel free to leave. If you have a problem with homosexuality or any sexuality apart from hetero, feel free to leave. If you are here only to spam and leave crude, offensive comments, feel free to leave.

After being scammed via signing a lease intended for a single bedroom apartment, Ray inadvertently becomes roommates with the university's bisexual heartthrob, Sora Ikeda. The problem? Sora doesn't want anyone-least of all their classmates-to know that they're roommates. Why? Because Sora has a secret - okay, multiple secrets - that could put his reputation and independence on the line.

Taking place twenty years into the future. Eric and Gwen are now proud parents of two children, Daniel and Rowen. However, things are about to change when they get an unexpected house guest at their door who's about to toss everything upside down. Sequel to His and Her Confessions. *** UNEDITED VER. WARNING: LGBTQ+ Themed Novel.

Reese is like a fish out of water. He's the new kid everyone picks on for being quiet and reserved. Having no one by his side, he chooses to bury himself in schoolwork and aims on getting high marks in every class. Payton is one of the captains of the football team and for some reason, his eyes are always drawn to Reese. Reese who simply wants to graduate in peace. Reese who hides something deep inside his heart, something that Payton is desperate to find out. Expanded version of Taste Of Him, a bit veered off from the original.

Everyone knows the Wyatt twins as Samantha and George, but only the two of them know each other for who they really are: Sam and Rose. The twins have always known that their genders are flipped, and they know how important it is to keep this fact a secret. With inattentive parents and no friends to speak of, this hasn't exactly been difficult so far. They go through life with two simple rules: stick together, and trust no one else. But their first year of high school brings unexpected challenges that threaten to tear the twins apart, and before long, keeping their identities a secret becomes the least of their worries. When an unthinkable tragedy occurs, they're both left to worry not so much about staying together, but more about staying alive.