Straightman Stories

All James and Patricia want is to live a normall peaceful life in each others company, however, having a trans woman as a partner was not exactly normal or eccepted in the year 1950.

Andre Leandro Velasco III hates butterflies. He hates how they float-too soft, too fragile, too free. Just like people who pretend to be beautiful when they're only hiding what they really are. He's tall, rich, ruthless-prince of Immaculate Conception University, feared and admired for all the wrong reasons. He doesn't believe in softness, kindness, or truth. Until he meets Rain Celestine Navarro-the transfeminine scholar who's as brilliant as she is breathtaking. Rain is everything he claims to hate: Smart. Elegant. Gentle, yet unshakably strong. But unlike everyone else, she doesn't fall for Andre's charm-or his cruelty. Forced to work together, their mutual hatred simmers into something deeper. But Rain doesn't see herself the way the world does. And Andre is terrified of the feelings he swore he'd never have. What happens when the boy who hates butterflies starts falling for one? Will he break her wings... or learn to fly beside her?

Our protagonist Lily wakes up in a mysterious abandoned city with one simple task find a card so she can get out. Can she escape what else is to come from this game. Note: This was a story I wrote a while back but stopped writing for reasons. These two chapters were the only parts I really wrote but if it turns out people like it I my start writing more chapters again.

I'm a man who is falling in love with himself...brah

The Wildwood Confessions #1 Six years ago, the North Campus Greenhouse was a sanctuary of glass and green, the only place where the world's noise couldn't reach. It was there that Lavender, a Horticulture student with raven-black hair and a soul labeled "too soft" by his peers, met Thorn. Thorn was a boy who carried a bass guitar like a weapon and wore his bruised knuckles as proof of a masculinity he felt forced to perform. Bound by a shared need for silence, they formed a symbiotic world: Rocco became the Thorn, the jagged protector who kept the world at bay, while Lavender became his secret anchor. To stay safe, they hid behind the label of "brothers," a lie that allowed them to be inseparable while keeping their true identities in the dark. Now, the greenhouse is a memory, and the protection has turned into a prison. The Wildwood has become the biggest masked band in the world, and Thorn is their legendary bassist, an iron-clad icon of stoic, masculine mystery. To the fans, he is untouchable; to the industry, he is the "Straight Success Story" that cannot be allowed to crack. But miles away from the stadium lights, Lavender lives in the shadows of a quiet flower shop, his black hair now a frayed, faded purple, and his body slowly failing under the weight of a life kept in the shade. The story is a recap of their shared history, told through a leather-bound journal delivered in the dead of night. As the pages turn, the journal unspools six years of hidden moments: from the humid afternoons in the campus greenhouse to the cold, backstage silences of a world-famous tour. It is a record of every look that was ignored, every touch that was called "brotherly," and every secret that was buried under the weight of a stage mask. Through these entries, the truth behind the "Thorn" is finally unmasked, revealing a love that was too fragile for the light and a protector who became the very thing that crushed what he tried to save.

Victor Sterling is the heir to a pharmaceutical empire, a student council president who runs his life with the precision of a military operation. His only escape from his father's crushing expectations is his chaotic apartment shared with two unlikely roommates: Chase Carter, a "playboy" whose charm is a fragile mask for his deep-seated insecurities, and Danny "Dot" Murphy, a spaced-out genius who communicates in "vibes" and fixes Wi-Fi by microwaving the router. Together, this trio navigates the absurdities of elite academia, where a simple canceled school day can spiral into a international incident with Latvian gamers, and a forgotten textbook can trigger a rooftop lockdown doomed by malfunctioning romance drones. Vic's carefully ordered world is perpetually at war with Dot's benevolent chaos and Chase's desperate attempts to stay cool, all while Vic nurses a forbidden crush on his academic rival, Ellie Bluehart-whose family is locked in a bitter corporate feud with his own. As they face pop quiz massacres, the birth of bizarre school cults, and inspections from Vic's intimidating father, the three roommates learn that friendship isn't about avoiding chaos, but learning to sail it. But with Dot's past still a mystery, their fathers' rivalry deepening, and a microwave that's always humming with the next disastrous idea, the only thing they can truly count on is that the chaos has only just begun.