Malefriendship Stories

Zombie Apocalypse AU "Woah, he's creeping me out! Why won't he go away!" "He's a goner. Let's get out from this place." "It's my fault..." Meeting BTS_Fate... Bond of friendship_Deepen...

1984 - Depeche Mode are in Berlin recording "Some Great Reward" at Hansa Tonstudio. Martin and Alan have an argument and Alan has to extend an olive branch in order to get the recording session back on track.

When Smanga decides to leave Johannesburg and return home to Pietermaritzburg, his friends gather for one final night - a farewell that turns into a confessional. Four men. Four stories. One room filled with whiskey, laughter, and buried truths. As the hours unfold, what begins as a casual send-off transforms into a reckoning - with money, love, masculinity, and the ghosts of their pasts. The Boys Are Fine is a modern South African narrative about brotherhood, success, and the silence that men mistake for strength. It's heartfelt, funny, and painfully honest - a reminder that "fine" doesn't always mean okay.

(A Back To The Future fanfiction oneshot) | And Marty didn't know why he'd hoped it would be different this year; nor did he know why it was Doc's house he'd run to. Maybe he didn't really need to know- maybe he couldn't, he thought absently. Maybe his unconscious, or whatever it was that directed him to Doc, knew best what he needed. // Doc & Marty Friendship fic; oneshot. My first foray into BTTF fic.

"Life is painful, Archer, and so is grief. Grief deceits. Sometimes it makes you think of it as an obstacle playing its role as you wipe the slate clean. But most of the time, it's just as it is, waking you up at night, reliving the worst thing that has ever happened to you, until you're all preoccupied by its ramifications." TW: Depression, death of a loved one, suicide.

After years in New York, Aryo - a soulful, slightly eccentric graphic designer with a restless heart - returns home to Jakarta, only to find himself utterly alone. His old friends have moved on. His connections have faded. And the city he once knew now feels distant. At twenty-five, he faces a quiet truth: if he wants real friendships as an adult, he'll have to build it - intentionally, from the ground up. Determined not to drift, Aryo begins to reach out. One by one, he meets them: Amri, an energetic fitness coach who's always on the move - and waits for no one. Andi, a sharp-edged startup founder who doesn't let just anyone through the gate. Ali, a quietly introspective academic who guards his depths behind silence. Each bond comes with its own obstacles: misreads, emotional pushback, and resistance to open up. But Aryo refuses to give up. He learns that brotherhood isn't something you find - it's something you build. With a push. With strategy. With faith. Set across Jakarta's many corners - from the pulse of Gelora Bung Karno, the high-gloss rhythm of SCBD, and the creative quiet of Taman Ismail Marzuki, to the chaos and catharsis of Dufan - We Are Family follows Aryo's journey to forge brotherhood between men who couldn't be more different. One that shouldn't work. And yet... might. Told with warmth, care, and spiritual depth, We Are Family is an honest, heartfelt look at adult male friendships, emotional labor, and the slow, sometimes sacred work of building brotherhood. Perfect for anyone who's ever had to start over, longed for friendships that hold, or quietly hoped a mismatched group might become something like family.

Ivalyn "Ivy" Porter has been a fan of professional wrestling since she was six years old. She loved watching the over-the-top characters, especially the ones that stayed outside the ring like Jimmy Hart, Sensational Sherri, Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, and Miss Elizabeth. Ivalyn was fascinated with how they could get a crowd riled up and push their superstar to victory, and even championships. After seven years on the independent circuit, and four different characters, at the age of 25 Ivalyn now has the chance to work in WWE on the NXT roster. But moving to the big leagues is going to prove a bit of a challenge, especially when the company decides to pair her with the rising star of NXT.

When my girlfriend broke up with me, I wanted to be lonely and wanted nothing to do with our formal friends. But then when I was reached by two people I would have never guess, I started to doubt and rethink my choices. In fact the most important thing are the friends we meet along the way isn't it ?

What should've happened during Primeval Series 2.

Based on a dream I had but I changed the characters to make it an Em and Dre story. Title really has nothing to do with the story, just what I've called it since I started writing it. enjoy.

A taste of the future. "Like an episode of black mirror" When Alan heard that his girlfriend has been seen shopping in Real with another man, it feels like his life - and his efforts to fit in at the new school - are over. But his best friend Sish - and Sish's sometimes-annoying, always astute little sister - are there to help him through.

✨This is the story of Yiminze... An interesting boy with a smile that hides a secret. Since college, his heart has quietly belonged to his best friend Yunesh-but Yunesh never knew. Life takes an unexpected turn when Yiminze marries Tong, a cheerful girl who also happens to be Yunesh's sister. Both Yiminze and Tong carry secrets of their own, and their marriage begins not with love, but with questions. As days pass, Yiminze still feels drawn to Yunesh. 🌸✨ Will this unusual marriage bloom into love, or remain just a bond of hidden truths? 💫 Sometimes the heart falls where it shouldn't, and sometimes love blossoms where no one ever imagined. (All images are created by Gemini.)

In the treacherous realm of crime, Tony Marino and Vinnie DeLuca form an improbable alliance against a common foe, unexpectedly fostering a bromantic connection. "Rivals in Shadows" unfolds a tale of loyalty, betrayal, and friendship in the merciless world of the mafia. PS: Expect a fresh chapter every 10 DAYS.

Once inseparable, Yugveer and Rohan haven't spoken in ten years. Forced together on a drive back to Dehradun, they realise they are no longer the people they were to each other. Yugveer, who once believed himself destined for greatness, is grasping at a last chance to hold his life together. Rohan, who never learned how to want anything of his own, must confront the friend who became his compass, his refuge, and his quiet undoing. As the road stretches on, old loyalties resurface, silences turn volatile, and the past refuses to stay buried.

In the 15th century, Caribbean islander Lucas De Braga makes a last-ditch attempt to cure his brother Ari from a fatal disease by visiting "The Island of Dark Sayings" which is rumored to have a pool filled with the Dark Sayings of the Wise, sayings that can solve any problem. The power of these words unlock a cycle of events that confront Lucas with an uncomfortable truth, wisdom is easy to hear but living it will carry a cost he may not be willing to pay.

Basildon, 1978. Andy Fletcher finds himself in a sticky situation and Martin Gore ponders the future.

Some connections don't arrive loudly. They don't need labels, explanations, or turning points. This is a story about staying close-about long hugs, shared silence, and choosing comfort without questioning it. Between busy days, quiet rooms, and moments no one else notices, Charlie Bushnell and Walker Scobell build something steady and unspoken: a bond rooted in trust, gentleness, and presence. This isn't a love story. It's something softer. A bromance that doesn't ask for more-because it's already enough. --- Author's Note This story is about softness. It's about male closeness without tension, affection without escalation, and connection without labels. There is no romance here-only care, presence, and trust. Please read this as it's meant to be read: slowly. Kindness only. This story centers platonic intimacy-please respect the genre and the tone. Thank you for choosing gentleness. 🤍