Queerteens Stories

'It's all for you' is a story about a teenager named Amanda, they go to an all girl catholic high school but falls in love with a popular girl. Read to find out the rest of Amanda's story

When a new girl comes to town, thirteen-year-old Piper doesn't understand why she's so drawn to her. As she starts to explore her feelings, Piper realizes she has her first crush, and it's not on a boy. This is a short story I wrote in college. It is set in 2002. The girls have to contend with homophobic classmates, extremely religious family members, and Piper's jealous best friend. This short story is full of a LOT of drama. Enjoy!

What happens when six closeted LGBTQ+ university students-all strangers-connect on a queer dating app, only to discover they live right next to each other? There's: The Awkward Coder who DMs first but panics IRL. The Art Kid who sketches strangers (including him). The Overachiever who's tired of perfect lies. The Rebel with a secret soft side. The Ghost (no one's seen his face... yet). The Jock who definitely isn't gay... right? When anonymous flirting turns into real-life chaos, they form a pact: fake friendships to survive campus politics. But as layers peel away-betrayals, revenge plots, and unexpected crushes-they'll learn: Love and truth hit harder when you're hiding in plain sight.

Julian loves romance novels of every kind, mlw, wlw, mlm and any other kind! The thing is that she's never had that special feeling really come to her

This is the story of my first boyfriend. I grew to love him over time, but his actions were just warning signs I wouldn't read. Maybe I should have let him go. Maybe I should have kept talking to him. The feeling of being attracted to someone can be amazing. Them liking you back can be magical. The both of you pursuing it can be like a fairy tale. And having it end can feel like a nightmare.

badly written,cutesy little story (it's my first time writing)

Kate experiences life and love during an average summer... but not with any average crush. I'm publishing this as I write, so please be patient :)

Lizzie is what you would call a ray of sunshine. She likes hugs and smiles and yellows and flowers. But she's also a queer girl in 1980s Hawkins trying to get to adulthood without being hate-crimed. At least she has two best friends. And the only weird thing happening into this town is Heather dyeing her head red for two weeks straight. It's not like something is happening under the town, right?

A coming-of-age thriller about a lonely girl protecting a family secret that could get her killed. Fourteen-year-old Sydney Blaze does everything to satisfy her parents, even attend the prestigious Razor Stone Academy for villains. Her endless training prepared her for this moment. Socially inept, Sydney struggles to fit in as her classmates shun and bully her. Complicating matters is the family secret she's uncovered and hides from everyone-a secret that endangers the lives of her and her family-she's descended from a famous hero. While she navigates her attraction for fellow student Yasuko Noguchi and the usual pitfalls of high school, anonymous death threats appear in her belongings. After a failed attempt on her life, she doubts who to trust. The roommate who doesn't have time for her? The teacher who takes her under his wing? Yasuko's bullying friends? Yasuko herself? Will pleasing her parents cost Sydney her life? ⚠🛑Content and Trigger Warning🛑⚠ There are depictions of death and murder within this book. Mental, emotional, and physical abuse are mentioned or shown. There is strong language. Prompt 84. This academy isn't a typical boarding school. No, it's where kids train to become villains - if they pass the entrance test, that is. Nobody at the academy knows you're descended from heroes, and that's the way you'd like it to stay. 4. You're a weapon, and weapons don't weep.

Briar is a queer 14 year old girl, trying to navigate her first year of high school. Briar's day to day is a constant fight with herself and her intrusive thoughts. 'No one cares about you.' They tell her. 'Jump.' When she meets Dahlia, things are put into new perspective, even though their friend ship starts off a little rocky, to say the least.