Lifeafterhighschool Stories

Graduation is over. The tassels have turned, the diplomas handed out, and now the real journey begins. Jayden heads to Atlanta State, chasing his dreams and navigating life away from home for the first time. Malik stays behind, stepping into the role of provider and protector while figuring out his own path. Noah dives into art school in Chicago, learning to balance ambition and loneliness. Eli decides to pause, choosing healing over hustle-but finds that standing still doesn't mean falling behind. Scattered across different cities and walking separate roads, the four friends lean on late-night calls, old memories, and unshakable loyalty to stay connected. But growing up means growing through-love, fear, choices, and change. Because after the final bell rings... the real story starts.

You are at school. You meet a guy called Ondreaz and things turn the opposite way

Sometimes things don't go as planned. Life hits you in unexpected ways, sometimes softly, and sometimes just a straight punch to the nose.

Recently graduated from high school, Arin and his friends are navigating the complexities of adulthood when he unexpectedly meets Kira during a casual gathering. As they grow closer, they struggle with their feelings amid outside pressures and the confusing lines between friendship and romance. Can they confront the undeniable bond forming between them, or will they remain trapped in the shadows of uncertainty?

"Time Out, Ref" is a deeply personal and reflective coming-of-age poem by Christine, marking the emotional transition from teenage years to young adulthood. Set against the backdrop of high school memories and the beginning of college life, the poem explores the desire to hold onto simpler times, while acknowledging that growth demands change. With honesty and faith at its core, Christine expresses the tension between nostalgia and readiness, ultimately trusting that God is guiding her steps. The poem closes with strength and surrender-closing one door and stepping through another.

WARNING: some writings may be vividly descriptive and include assault, mental illness, and trauma based events. please do not continue to read if any of the above topics are too upsetting. I used to write a lot, but slowly drifted from it over these past few years. So, I decided to give it another shot. This is most likely just going to include some poems I have been writing lately, and some new ones. I hope they mean something to you.

Figuring out this thing called "life"

From an anonymous DM on the Ladyblog, Ladybug and Chat Noir are able to defeat Hawk Moth. But what happens in the following days pulls them apart. After three years of separation, can Ladybug and Chat Noir come together to defeat Hawk Moth's successor? Based on Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. Miraculous Ladybug AU

Khloe Adams has everything planned-top grades, zero distractions, and a heart locked tighter than a test paper on exam day. Then comes Felix, the school's most unpredictable backbencher with a smile that spells trouble. What starts as teasing turns into late-night talks, secret notes, and a love that tests everything she thought she knew about herself. But when real life hits-failed exams, broken friendships, and choices that change everything-Khloe learns that love isn't perfect... but it's real. Welcome to Love Highschool, where even the smartest hearts have something to learn. She's brains. He's chaos. High school was never ready for this love story.

"So what do you want to be when you grow up? " "An ice-cream shop owner!" "No really." ''A college dropout. " "....."

No one expects what happens after high school. They usually think it's college and career and the rest is one day at a time and by ear. The only thing Piper planned after graduating high school was to move to a new town in a new state with her two best friends. But what happens when she runs into her ex? What happens after he speaks to her for the first time in three years since they saw each other last? Only one way to find out. You

Senior year isn't just a chapter-it's the whole book before everything changes. Jayden, Malik, Noah, and Eli are facing their final months at Ridgeway High. Between college decisions, last dances, late-night talks, and unexpected goodbyes, every moment feels heavier, more real, and more unforgettable. As the countdown to graduation begins, the boys must navigate love, loss, identity, and legacy-while holding on to the brotherhood that carried them this far. This is the sendoff. The closing credits. The last ride. And they're not walking it alone.

..."Melody, do you know why you are here today?" asked the calm psychiatrist. "Yes, because you are all fools" At the time I didn't understand why me or what was wrong. All I knew at fifteen was, it was not my fault. Little did I know how right I would be in the years to come.