Ftmtransgender Stories

I don't know what to put here, but uh. Hi.

A fourteen year old boy that has been gay since birth, starts having trouble his freshman year. He wants to come out (and possible get a boyfriend), but if he comes out at school, his mom will find out. His mom is a teacher at his school, and she hates the entire LGBT community. Will he be able to make friends that support him? Will he ever come out? Will he get a boyfriend? What will his mom think? He's hasn't told anyone except his grandpa and his internet friends. How long can he survive in the closet? POSSIBLE TRIGGER WARNINGS: Scars Bullying Lgbtphobic name-calling Yelling Being outed (Also just a side note, I don't know if all of these things can trigger someone, but just in case)

a bunch of problems I have in my FTM life and advice on how to solve some other trans problems

The Actual Diary of a Transboy.

Diary of a FTM transgender.

•Sequel to Pretty Hurts• I am not done, changing, out on the run, Changing...

Two gay, transgender boys who fall in love with each other an d have the wish to live together until their life's ends but no one accepts them

My random rants about life and stuff and other sh*t

This is a story about a transgender male named Gabriel, previously known as Gracie. Gabriel struggles to find a purpose to continue changing into the person he wants to be, but he soon learns that with the right motivation, he can do anything.

a story about young love in the generation of technology. (i probably will change the title more than once so be prepared for that)

rants/thoughts of a transguy named alex <3

A depressed and anxious boy. A football jock whom is loved by everyone. You may think that the two are opposite. Little do you know, the two could have something in common. In a good way, that is. Marco, a transgender boy meets football jock, Jean Kirschtein. He had always felt some sort of way toward him. After a long time into their friendship, Jean finds a book with the words "Have you ever?" carved on it. He reads and finds out a whole different side of Marco. Not the happy one, the depressed and gruesome one.

The one day you leave your house without your binder. 3 weeks before you start testosterone 6months before your first surgery You meet the one person who will soon be the most important man in your life. His name is Dominic Harrison But he called himself YUNGBLUD

[UPDATE 30/5/2017: I've been pretty shit at updating this over the last year (sorry!!), however I promise I'll come back to this story at some point.] The name Francesca felt like some kind of twisted joke to him. Being referred to as 'she' felt even worse. And his body made him feel sick. Because it just wasn't his. He wasn't Francesca - he was Frank (or, if he specifically said so, you could call him Frankie... But that was only reserved for really special people.) And the one thing he wished for was to be happy in his own skin. But he knew that would take a long time. * This story follows a young transgender boy. I should mention that I am not transgender, I am a cis female, and obviously I know that I cannot fully understand the struggles that people who are trans face. This story is partly my way of showing support for those who are trans (including a couple of my closest friends) and partly me trying to work on my ability to write about issues that do not directly affect me (i.e. dysphoria and having parents who will not support you). If you are trans and something I say comes across as offensive, please know that it was not intended that way, and I am sorry. Leave a comment and I'll change or remove it as soon as I can.

Noora's non-binary in a homophobic school and an alcoholic father. Michelle's parents favour her siblings over her. Gina's missing an arm and has been away from the gang for 6 years. Dan is FtM transgender and learning to deal with his new stepdad and stepbrother. And yet this group of idiots are somehow still friends.

A group of friends have just always had a certain groove to their lives and their friendships. But things are changing, some things for good and some things for worse. But either way change is a part of life, it's everywhere.

just some relatable things that suck about being a closeted transgender boy to let people know that they aren't alone, and that these feelings aren't forever.

Just thought I'd make one since I don't know if someone would make one for something so niche.