Queeryouth Stories

"i'm no sweet 𝔡𝔯𝔢𝔞𝔪 but i'm a hell of a 𝖓𝖎𝖌𝖍𝖙. the story of the children of villians finding peace with who they are, and who they love.

A series of one-shots centred around LGBTQ+ characters. There will be content warnings before chapters if they include mature or triggering content :)

An amateur writer and poet's personal book of poetry. Posted prematurely and rough around the edges. A writer wrestles within and takes it out on paper, consequently making it everyone else's problem. Enjoy my amateur poetry, at least i hope its somewhat amusing.

Liam is seven, quiet, creative, and not quite sure how to explain the truth he's only just starting to understand-that maybe he isn't a boy at all. The only place he feels safe being himself is with his cousin Leanne or his best friend Adam. But when Adam moves away and Liam's secret is discovered by his father, everything changes. Faced with threats of conversion therapy and a home that no longer feels safe, Liam's older brother Kyle makes a choice: they run. On bikes, with a backpack and a plan held together by hope, the two brothers flee north to find Adam-and maybe a new beginning. As the police search for them and the adults scramble for control, only Leanne knows where they might be heading. She must choose whether to protect a secret or save two boys who are just trying to be free. By Your Side is a heartfelt, coming-of-age adventure about identity, loyalty, and the people who stand by you when the world won't. A story for anyone who's ever felt different-and dreamed of being loved exactly as they are.

A story, a story many can relate to. Imagine being in these footsteps. Step foot into the age of reality.

One day there's a knock on Salem's door, little do they know it will change their life forever. Follow three immortals: Jamie, Salem, and Cassiel, on their journey to survive and take down a tyrannical king who's trying to destroy their lives.

i decided to publish a poetry book filled with poems i wrote in my free time. this book will be an account of my life as the average american high school student and a reflection of my restless thoughts. enjoy.

Has any piece of clothing ever shown you who you are? First kiss. Rhinestone stars. A door he has to open. Star Hideout - a short story from the heart of a boy who just found out he was born crooked and beautiful. ✨ Read to the end. It might hurt. It might save you.

Ace has spent years pretending not to care - about love, about pain, about anyone. Damian has spent just as long trying to understand him. When their paths collide with Kelly - bold, unreadable, and running from something - and Luca, who wears danger like perfume, everything starts to unravel. Love becomes a weapon. Loyalty turns into a lie. And every touch feels like both salvation and sin. They all have something to atone for - but redemption has many shades. And not everyone will survive theirs.

A short story about the little struggles I go through being a trans male :)

A guide to understanding what Non-binary is and also some help for people who identify as Non-binary or other similar gender identities. I update as frequently as I can! I will try to update at least once a week.

A 14 year old girl named Joey is sent to live with her grandparents in rural Tennessee over the summer, while her dad is in a mental facility for depression. She knew it wouldn't be her cup of tea, given that she's from Chicago. And she was right. But past the mosquitos and problematic local rhetoric, there's a girl her age that she connects to. But over time, they become more connected than Joey could have predicted. I wrote this because I feel like there is so little representation for early teenage queer people, given that I'm one of them myself. There is 0 spice in this story, because they are 14. THEY ARE 14. This story contains mentions and references to suicide, racism, homophobia, and mental health issues. FYI, I'm white, and there are POC in this story, so if my portrayals of them come off as problematic, please let me know, and I will edit the story!

Dehmi is a middle schooler in love with her classmate Alma, yet she is unsure if Alma can even have the same attraction for a woman.

Vince was your average dirty blonde, green eyed, white boy. Everest was your alternative, emo, mixed boy. They were polar opposites, so, of course they were enemies, well at least Vince thought so. Every day, Everest would come into the library where Vince worked, they would banter back and forth and then the cycle would repeat. But maybe, behind the banter and one-sided 'hatred' is something more. (Hey it's Roe the author of "A Town Called Briewood" I was bored so instead of writing for my other story, I decided I would make another. Hope you enjoy.)