Toomanyfeelings Stories

kind of an enemies to lovers, but who really knows.... Last update: 17/10/21 started 27/03/21 updates every Saturday or Sunday (i try:))

a summer job turns into more but summer can only last for so long

Ever wonder what goes on inside someone's head when they're excited or mad or just simply there? I'm going to be telling you what goes on in MY head, which means there'll be lots of rants, daydreams, and whatever's in between about my fandoms. So buckle your seatbelts (and put in your earplugs) because we're going for a loud, wild, never-ending ride! I don't own any of the fandoms mentioned in this book. They all belong to various people.

Welcome to the Hybrid Hotel, in which eighteen hybrids, most of whom are much like strangers to each other, must all trust in the same man to care for them. Some may fight for his attention while others don't want it at all. As each hybrid's backstory is revealed, things only grow more complicated, especially when they begin to make threats.

I don't like the word. Crying. Why'd I make it the title.

Joey just wanted a threesome. Chandler just wanted Joey. When Julia suggests they take her home together, everything between Joey and Chandler starts to unravel - in the gayest, most chaotic way possible. What begins as a joke spirals into panic, kisses, rejection, Nutella, emotional breakdowns, and a very loud radio. Now Chandler's spiralling, Joey's confused, and their friends are staging interventions. It's messy. It's real. It's them. Two best friends trying (and failing) to be just friends. Set in 1994, this is a story about commitment issues, gay panic, and the first time Joey Tribbiani says I love you - and actually means it

16-year-old Lia Martinez isn't exactly invisible - but she's not the type the whole school obsesses over either. She's the funny girl, the meme queen, the one who helps teachers set up projectors, and somehow ends up holding everyone's bags during gym. Until one fateful group project throws her into the orbit of three dangerously popular boys - each with their own charm, their own drama... and their own girlfriends. • Boy #1 - The Golden Boy: Kai Anderson, student council president, football captain, golden retriever energy. Polite. Popular. Way too nice. His girlfriend is prom queen material - but is he happy? • Boy #2 - The Bad Boy Poet: Jude Reyes, black hoodie, notebook full of lyrics, doesn't talk to anyone... except her. His girlfriend's the mysterious artsy queen of the school. Are they perfect - or just aesthetic? • Boy #3 - The Funny Flirt: Leo Kim, class clown with killer cheekbones. Teases everyone - but calls Lia "Sunshine." His girlfriend is a TikTok influencer. Are they real - or just for show? Now Lia's catching feelings- for all three. But they're all off-limits... right? Unless the limits are already breaking.

This story is inspired by the song, Too Many Feeling by Ruel. Reid transfers to a new school after a quiet, complicated past, hoping to lay low and keep to himself. But he moves next door to James-cool, confident, and taken. What starts as a random walk to school slowly spirals into messy hallway glances, quiet moments that shouldn't mean anything, and feelings Reid doesn't want to admit. Especially when James is still dating Hailey and doesn't even seem to notice him like that... or does he? As Reid begins to settle into the school-building friendships with Jake, William, and others-he keeps getting pulled into James' orbit. The tension builds slow. Jealousy brews. Misunderstandings explode. And all the while, Reid is forced to confront what he feels, what he fears, and whether it's worth it to want something so complicated. Because sometimes the feelings are too many, too messy, and way too hard to ignore.