Speciesism Stories

Charles, a trans minotaur, is about to come to terms and face his problems. How will it turn out?

Poem regarding the thoughts going through my head during a Biology dissection lab and the struggles of education conflicting with your ethical beliefs. I did not actually actively participate in the chick embryo dissection and simply observed my lab partner as he dissected it. Regardless, it was still very emotional and I was extremely stressed out throughout the entire thing so wrote this poem to express how I felt.

(SFW) Jude wakes up one morning, shocked to find he's been, cursed, transformed into a monster, Half man half beast. Is he to be faced with bulling, people contently looking down on him, or will he rise above them and find a common family of comrades. Is he cursed ... or is he gifted?

His introduction into your life matches his behaviour: rough and erratic. You can tell Sans has been keeping an eye on you since the first time he came to hear you sing, but you didn't expect he'd end up coming to you for a favour. It's a favour that might as well be considered a life-changing mission, with how the results could greatly affect the future of monsters and humans on the Surface. He insists it's not that big of a deal, but as each day gets increasingly complicated and bigger responsibilities fall on your shoulders, it feels like there's a lot more than meets the eye. Skip to a couple of months working under his wing, and he confesses his true motivation for having you alongside him since day one. • • • NOTICE: This work is based off Sooner or Later, You're Gonna Be Mine. The major differences from that alternate universe are that Frisk remains unchanged from the original Undertale universe, and the Reader replaces Frisk's role as a singer.

"Let's all have fun and play together" was the 10th and final pledge of the world of Disboard. Ace and Ash had always been confused with how everyone interpreted it, with how everyone manipulated, cheated, and lied to gain power through beautiful and what were supposed to be fun games. They no longer found enjoyment playing with other Imanity by the time they'd grown up, only finding joy playing with one another. What had been the point of it being a pledge if no one listened to it? When would they reignite that spark games brought them during their childhood again? They never thought that all it would take was another strange pair of siblings just like them to relight that burning fire in their very souls, nor did they believe that those siblings would lead them on a most extraordinary adventure that would go down in history.

It's been twenty years since the Human-Ravian war started. (Ravens have evolved to have human traits, because of course they have). Our protagonist, Anne, has been tasked with regicide of the Ravish king to try and end the stalemate. She meets his shield, Chec, who tries to convince her not to throw his kingdom into chaos. Drama, manipulation, and rushed feelings ensue as Anne learns that the Ravians may not be the brutes she first thought they were...

blog post by an annoyed vegetarian

In a world where people hate the different, it is kind of hard to love it. Centaurs are considered nothing more than pretty property at the end of a leash, not even on equal standing to the domestic pets in your home. A symbol of wealth, and a way to show how happy you are to abuse it. Enter Steven, a senior in high school, 19 years old, and their protector. Steven and his father own one of the few safe havens for centaurs in the world, a ranch consisting of both centaurs and horses. After his mother's departure when he was an infant and his father's slow fall into depression, Steven was left with no one but the centaurs as his family. But that very well may change after their days go on.

Two guys investigating a restaurant.

Sylven Ó Faoláin is a Zuman - part human, part wolf - and trapped between two worlds. To humans, he's a monster. To Zumans, he's weak. When he meets Ceridwen, a quiet human who sees past his fur, Sylven dares to hope for something more. But love between species is dangerous, and prejudice runs deep. As they face fear, violence, and Sylven's own struggle to accept himself, the two must decide if their bond is worth risking everything - and if the world is ready to see the Human Underneath.

Lolfey, a silver fox, has a hard time finding his place in a city where the majority is the most despicable of animals. Humans. The beasts furthest from helpful or caring, they like to stick to themselves. And they don't even like themselves, they are fighting so often. In a world where animals are finally reaching out to help the humans, the humans have no gratitude. But animals have suffered silently no more. Lolfey will fix this, one way or another.

A former geneticists and a young girl crash-land on a distant moon. Although thought to be uninhabitable, the moon is covered in lush and deadly red flora. The two must trek through this land in search for a way off, though they may be entangled in a larger ploy encircling the mysteries of this world. The Dawn Breaks examines the consequences and banality of hedonism, the consequences of speciesism and factionalism and the far-reaching ramifications of modern ignorance.

[Frisk's Mother Reader | Slow Burn] Monsters are free, and Frisk is safe and sound at home. It feels like fairy tales are real, though a rough break-up after eight years of marriage quickly sobers that thinking. With the break-up follows a proposal straight out of a steamy novel: share a room with a man you've just met, while you get back on your feet and work on the process of finding a new place to move into. Turns out, the guy who smells like grease and beer from how often he visits Grillby's is a lot less romantic than you would think. And it's precisely living together what gets you to know all the icky things about him. Until you end up falling for him with each nice little thing he does, and suddenly... It feels like all those icky things start to matter less and less. More so, when things take a sharp turn and you're in the middle of a gang fight, helping him however you can despite not knowing what you're signing up for. Overlooking details like bloody clothing, chipped teeth, and reports of missing people on the telly make seeing him drinking straight from the milk carton a much more tolerable offense. [Cover Image Credit: 愚木混株CDD20 on Pixabay.]