Teenagehormones Stories

Kaleb wasn't looking for the darkness-it found him. He escaped blood hungry creatures with the help of a strange black cat. Once he discovers he has supernatural abilities he finds himself becoming a part of the dark nightmarish world that threatens to rip him apart.

Honestly this is just for me to rant and get some of my feelings out cause I can't keep them pent up much longer so enjoy!

When your grandmother was the most powerful witch in all of existence, having almost overturn a place of magic you get a pretty interesting reputation. Especially when you carry her name. Deatra Jade Rosenwood never asked to be named after her evil grandmother or to be as feared as her.After her high school graduation she has been given the chance to finally retake her witch side after living in the human realm for so long. Getting accepted to a magic academy that could teach her all of it , she's excited to learn how to be a proper witch until she messed up. Big time. Deatra accidentally curses one of the students at her school and it's not just anyone, it's the son of the most powerful gods. Not to mention her newly unlocked powers are forbidden,leading her to same darks places. Will she end up being a monster like her grandmother or will she become even worst than they all could of imaged?

The cafeteria is chaos, the usual midday circus of corn dogs, livestreams, and sarcastic banter. But when Louise Belcher-resident menace, queen of the deadpan glare, bunny ears permanently affixed to her head-is suddenly missing from her usual table, it sends a ripple through the lunchroom clique like a tremor before an emotional earthquake. What starts as a casual search spirals into something else entirely when her friends stumble upon Louise in the gym-dancing. Not just dancing, but tearing the floor up like the beat owes her money. No hoodie. No walls. Just sweat, grace, and raw vulnerability. She's been hiding a secret talent, a self-taught passion carved out in midnight basement rehearsals and YouTube tutorials, because being good at something you can't afford to chase feels too dangerous. But now the spotlight's found her-and the people who thought they knew her have to reckon with the girl behind the bunny ears. Don't Look at Me Like That is a sharp, soulful coming-of-age snapshot about hidden passions, fear of being seen, and the quiet revolution of dancing anyway-even when no one claps, even when no one understands. It's emotional armor stripped away under fluorescent lights and a bassline. Perfect for fans of The Breakfast Club energy with Euphoria-level emotional beats, and just enough Bob's Burgers flavor to make it weirdly iconic.

This is my story on heartbreak.

My First Wattpad Story is the first Wattpad story writers Weenuel and Candy Wrapper have written. It tells the gripping, never-ending tale about Isabel, a high school freshman experiencing the hormonal struggles of puberty and the school's popularity hierarchy while also navigating her spicy first love with Justin Beaver. Stay tuned for daily to weekly updates xoxo please share with friends if u enjoy.

A coming-of-age summer tale with salt in the air, secrets in the sand, and bunny ears that never come off. Louise Belcher has always been the quiet chaos at the edge of the frame-hoodie-cloaked, razor-witted, and never seen without her iconic pink bunny ears. But when Wagstaff High's junior class hits Winwood Beach for the ultimate summer getaway, the unexpected happens: Louise steps out of the shadows... and into a hot pink bikini. What follows is a seismic shift. Tongues tie. Sunscreen drips. Boys drop dumbbells and brains. Girls re-evaluate everything. Because under that hoodie? She was hiding a silent storm, and now it's walking barefoot across the sand like it owns the tides. Louise doesn't flirt. She doesn't pose. She's just existing-and somehow, that's the most powerful thing of all. Told with biting humor, sunlit angst, and a cast of hormonal chaos gremlins, Beneath the Bunny Ears is a wickedly sharp slice of teenage summer where everyone learns that sometimes the most dangerous thing isn't a crush-it's finally seeing someone you never truly looked at before. She didn't change. You just finally noticed.

Poem Written By A young teen trying to figure out her emotions.

In the waning heat of a Gravity Falls summer, the Mystery Shack hosts a backyard rave so low-budget it practically dares you to have fun. Disco lights in the trees, knockoff cheese balls, and Stan's classic grifts set the stage-but when Ash struts onto the scene, everything goes from weird to wild. He's five feet of danger, dressed in fishnet and caution tape, and he knows it. With a smirk like sin and boots that literally light up, Ash steals hearts, stares, and probably loose change. Mabel is starstruck. Dipper is suspicious. Robbie is holding on for dear life. There's banter that bites, longing glances hidden behind sarcasm, and a whole lot of chaotic queer magic as Ash turns a sleepy summer party into a dazzling disaster of affection, flirtation, and fabulous mayhem. Will Dipper survive the night without combusting from secondhand sexual tension? Will Mabel ever recover from being flirted with by a walking rave poster? And what exactly is Ash whispering in Robbie's ear? A story where the eyeliner is smudged, the soda's warm, and love might just be hiding in the shadow of a strobe light.