Queerawakening Stories

Hi. If you're reading this, you probably found this book at the right time - or maybe it found you. These poems weren't written to impress anyone. They were written in the middle of real life. In hospital rooms. At work desks. During breakdowns. After arguments. In moments of guilt. In moments of longing. In moments where I didn't know who I was becoming. This is not a perfect love story. It's not a clean healing journey either. It's about childhood wounds. It's about grief and faith that trembles. It's about hurting someone you love and still choosing to stay. It's about wanting to be a mother. It's about questioning yourself. It's about learning your heart is bigger than you were taught it could be. Some poems are soft. Some are confessions. Some are written from places I didn't want anyone to see. But they're all honest. If you've ever felt like the "second choice." If you've ever wanted to be chosen. If you've ever broken and rebuilt at the same time. If you've ever loved imperfectly and still hoped it could survive- You are not alone here. This is my journey. But maybe, in some quiet way, it's yours too. Thank you for being here. 🤍

A poet, who has a way with words on paper to make up for her normal bashfulness. A ruler, who runs a multi-billion dollar corporation with ambition and undoubtable self-assurance. They met with their eyes at the bar, no words or names exchanged. The mysteriousness of each other doesn't last for long when their paths cross the next morning after a business purchase. One in denial about who she really is, the other struggling to accept her feelings for the other woman. But they have one thing in common: They are both stupidly in love at first sight. CW: strong language A slow burn Supercorp story set in a human AU (aka, Kara has no powers.) Idea inspired by a TikTok by luthxor, as well as the song "Soldier, Poet, King" by The Oh Hellos

A sharp, introspective coming-of-age story about a teenage boy navigating identity, masculinity, rebellion, and the blurry line between attention and connection. Set within the claustrophobic world of high school, it explores peer pressure, internalised homophobia, toxic friendships, and the craving to be seen. even if it means standing in the hallway outside a classroom to feel visible. It's raw, emotionally honest, and quietly queer-coded.

When Aurelian student Harper Cruz is assigned to assist during the interschool futsal practices, the last thing she expects is to get tangled in the world of Kiera, East Haven High's star player. What begins as teasing from teammates slowly turns into stolen glances, late-night overthinking, and a secret connection neither of them is ready to admit. But with Suri's relationship drama stirring the team further, and everyone assuming Kiera is "talking to someone," Harper finds herself questioning the one thing she was always sure of- her heart.

Jayme's life changes with a single sentence: We're moving. It's not safe anymore. After a violent night leaves her stepdad dead and her family on the run, Jayme is forced to leave everything behind-her friends, her home, even her name. In a new city with a new identity, "Jade" must follow strict rules: trust no one, tell no one, and never look back. But starting over isn't easy when the past is plastered across the news... and when the girl next door makes her heart feel anything but guarded. As secrets tighten their grip and love begins to bloom in the most dangerous place possible, Jade must decide: protect her family at all costs-or risk everything for the first person who makes her feel chosen. Some games end with "UNO." This one ends with consequences.

A wistful, dreamy coming-of-age story about Elian Reyes, a soft-spoken, observant college freshman who moves from his sleepy hometown of Kalinaw to a bustling university in Quezon City. As he stumbles through culture shocks, late-night jeepney rides, soft boys with glitter on their cheeks, and confusing kisses under strobing campus lights, Elian begins a slow, luminous unraveling-into someone freer, kinder, and more fully himself.

Who on earth would expect the Morell Brothers has a crush on the same boy? Charles doesn't mean to change anything, but his honesty pulls them closer than they're ready for. As feelings grow, the triangle becomes harder to ignore. What happens when attraction stays unspoken? And when the truth finally asks to be chosen, who will Charles choose, and can this balance last? #5 on feelings - February 12, 2026 #1 on queerawakening - February 12, 2026 #4 on studentlife - February 12, 2026 #4 on closeted - February 12, 2026 #7 on queerromance - February 10, 2026

New Adult / Drama / LGBTQ+ / Coming-of-Age

Cerita coming-of-age tentang Rara yang pertama kali mengenal cinta. Sampai akhirnya dia sadar bahwa cinta pertama tidak akan dilupakan.

Wren might like someone more than just a friend-and it's not his girlfriend. Wren works late reading to children at a library, and one day, Esmé wanted to go to a bistro with Wren. Stupidly, he asked the handsome waiter at the bistro for avocado toast in the afternoon, though the waiter didn't seem to mind his silly request, least not until his compliment was interrupted by Esmé's upset look. With Esmé now refusing to go to the bistro anymore for the waiter's "niceness" toward Wren, he decided to spite her and visit the bistro every day after work. What could go wrong? Author's Note: Heya! Jsyk, this book will be updated by chapter, which can take a few months, *cough cough*, this single chapter took like a tiny bit over a year to finally complete, but it's done! @w@ Either way, don't expect anything quick of me when it comes to writing, lol. That's all, enjoy! ^^