Lgbthistory Stories

A fan fiction for the Alexander x John / Hamilton x Laurens ship! Sorry if this is historically inaccurate, I'm basing it on Hamilton: an American musical (2015) and my imagination. Thank you very much. 🏅4 #Lamilton 🏅11 #AlexanderxJohn 🏅19 #Lamilton 🏅46 #HamiltonxLaurens 🏅341 #Usa 🏅849 #History

A story about a girl in the 1960s and 70s who learns about the Stonewall Riots and realizes that she's gay. What will happen when she eventually tells her parents?

Iceland, 1897. Born with a name that she detested and a sex with was incorrect, María Agnarsdóttir follows in the footsteps of her grandmother and becomes a combat nurse. However, as she realizes how badly LGBTQIA+ people are treated, she begins to join the fight for their rights and meet diverse queer people across the world.

The year is 1936. Jack (JFK) and Lem (Kirk Lemoyne Billings) are electrified for their very first European tour. What's better-- They are adventuring the conflict-ridden continent together. Best friends since prep school, Jack and Lem are inseparable from each other. Now, they are what they have always wanted to be together: alone. However, they soon discover that their adventure may lead them to explore each other in a way neither of them had done before.

This book is based off why people in the LGBTQIA+ community have their Pride. It is the history behind it. This was made because LGBTQIA+ fought for their rights. They did not just gain them without doing nothing. Most do not know tbe history behind it, so here is some telling and explaining. It is sometimes put in my point of view, as a lesbian. Made by: Poppythelesbian.

basically the founding fathers have a gay orgy with the red coats

As a bisexual woman, I have always been inspired by the resiliency and history of the LGBT community. This piece serves as the first chapter of a story that I will probably never finished. It follows the life of a lesbian woman and a gay man who try to navigate life during the 1960s. There is hope, love, and friendship. But there is also pain and hardship. The journey to being yourself isn't always easy, but it is always worth it.

Kalese shouldn't care that Elizabeth is marrying her brother, and she wouldn't care...if her brother wasn't a Douche.

I'm sure if you are lgbt, you have seen the "LGBT 101" books, or "LGBT problems" all over wattpad. I've read my fair share. But I've noticed they are all the same. How to come out, and how to deal with homophobia. They are very generic and only scratch the surface of our community. I've created this book to help people understand our community better, and to be a better allie. It is also for new/questioning lgbt members. I will be talking about many different things from microagressions to rainbow capitalism. If you don't know what any of that means, that's okay! You will soon. I will also be talking about basic things like flags. So sit back, relax, and get ready to learn! ^_^

Hello there my fellow organic beings! In this fanclub you'll find: •Random Facts •Theories •Fanart •Rants •Headcanons •Fangirling •Crying •Other John Laurens related stuff This is a continuation of the first John Laurens Fanclub which I really recommend reading before this. And mind you, I am not a historian, so a lot of the things here I get from letters available on the internet and history blogs, feel free to ask if you ever want to know where I got something from. Now, you may read at your own risk.

France, 19th century. Garance de Montigny has been raised all her life to be the perfect wife and to find the best husband. Her family has always been respected, until the day the de Montigny fall into a big scandal. No one wants to associate themselves with them anymore. Garance needs to find a husband and to save her family from their actual big financial crisis and to bring back their fame and prosperity. But no one is accepting to marry her, except a poor woman, what will Garance do?

I will do my best to get these right but if I make a mistake please correct me I will also have some external facts mixed in

a book, written by your local lesbian, with gay facts, gay people in history and just gay history in general🏳️‍🌈

A story of how love can over come anything. This is the story of Lee and Pete, of their epic love that spanned a lifetime, continents and pandemics. Our story begins on an icy winter day in Scotland in the 1960's when being gay was illegal, it is then that two young men who are both struggling with their sexuality and their families ideals of what life should be for them meet and defy the odds to form a bond that would last the entirety of their lives through pain, through heartache and love and everything in between.

If you were to ask Alexander Hamilton to describe himself on a regular day, he might say that he was a lawyer or a statesman, perhaps a general and veteran from the revolutionary war. If pressed, he might admit that he was an author and founder of the New York Post. However, if you were to ask him today, he would simply reply "exhausted." Sometimes it's when we're most vulnerable that we can finally face our truths, whether that be the ghosts of neglected friendships, memories of a war not five years past, or, as he found himself face to face with on this cold autumn's evening, a pile of crumpled letters pushed towards the back of his desk. • • • • • An 18th century tale of letters, flames, and acceptance inspired by 'Hello My Old Heart' by the Oh Hellos.

For this LGBT history month, I'm gonna post one reason to why Lams was real each day (if I don't forget) as a way to celebrate LGBT history! This is mostly gonna be based on their letters (which are indeed reliable sources, they're considered primary sources for a reason) but you'll probably stumble upon a crack chapter here and there. Whoops. Enjoy!

Though history loves to cover up our representation, I'm here to do the research to bring them to light and make sure all these people, past or present, are remembered in their true colors.

Sometimes, admitting what hurts you the most is the only way to make it feel better...