Transboy Stories

This isn't your traditional Kevedd, BXB- no, no, no it's a much more complex love story than that. I have to capture your attention someway, don't I? WARNING: If you are transphobic or homophobic, I ask that you don't read this story. (Still trying to come up with an actual description for the story, my apologizes) Note: These characters don't belong to me, they originate from the television series "Ed Edd n Eddy".

Hi! My name is Sam, I'm a freshman in high school, and I'm a trans guy. This is just gonna be updates on my life and I hope it could help some kiddos (or maybe even some older people) out with figuring gender, transitioning, coming out, etc. Thanks for the read.

ℹ. "Are you really wearing that out?" ℹℹ. "Are we really going to solve a 5 year mystery?"

Ally and Alex are your typical fraternal twins: similar in appearance and deathly different in everything else. While Alex would feel more at home in a quiet art studio, Ally is geared up to run her way to victory. But not everything about these twins are common. You've probably never guess that Alex and Ally are actually Alex and Eric, transgender twins extraordinaire. After coming out to each other, they set on a plan to take each other's identities. But what happens when one twin gets unknowingly pushed around by friends he held so dear? What happens when the other falls in love?

[UPDATE 30/5/2017: I've been pretty shit at updating this over the last year (sorry!!), however I promise I'll come back to this story at some point.] The name Francesca felt like some kind of twisted joke to him. Being referred to as 'she' felt even worse. And his body made him feel sick. Because it just wasn't his. He wasn't Francesca - he was Frank (or, if he specifically said so, you could call him Frankie... But that was only reserved for really special people.) And the one thing he wished for was to be happy in his own skin. But he knew that would take a long time. * This story follows a young transgender boy. I should mention that I am not transgender, I am a cis female, and obviously I know that I cannot fully understand the struggles that people who are trans face. This story is partly my way of showing support for those who are trans (including a couple of my closest friends) and partly me trying to work on my ability to write about issues that do not directly affect me (i.e. dysphoria and having parents who will not support you). If you are trans and something I say comes across as offensive, please know that it was not intended that way, and I am sorry. Leave a comment and I'll change or remove it as soon as I can.

Friends fall for friends Caspian Nelson the younger brother of David and Nicholas Nelson and adoptive son of Sarah Nelson is a boy of zero words. He has been traumatized so much in his past and now is the time for him to finally be normal when he gets to year 11 he begins to grow closer with one of Nick's friends Ben Hope. Ben is a popular boy who is trying to figure out his identity. Is he straight, gay, Bisexual, ext.? He is dealing with the guilt of losing Charlie because Ben was dating two people and was too selfish, too afraid to do the right thing and make a choice. He was too afraid to be himself, to be true to himself, and too afraid of what others would think. Can both boys help each other in ways that no one else can? Could they possibly fix each other? Other than Caspian and Aled, Imogen was one of the only people who had been there for Noah, When he made the switch from a girl to boy. Noah was having a tough time adjusting, especially now that he is going to the same school as his ex Harry Greene who broke up with Noah when he told Harry he was trans. But at least Noah has Caspian and Aled his best friends. And Imogen there's just something about her he always wants to be around her which makes the change harder. Is it possible that he's fallen for one of his best friends? When Imogen finds out that her feelings for Nick haven't been reciprocated she finds herself running to her best friend Noah. But throughout that year she finds herself going to him more frequently for comfort; she realizes that she likes to be around him and when she's not around him she feels sad. So naturally she begins to wonder is it possible that she could have feelings for her best friend? Charlie and Nick, two students who never interacted, become friends due to a seating arrangement. Charlie develops feelings for Nick, assuming they're one-sided, but Nick may reciprocate those feelings in a way they both don't expect.

"𝑻𝒉𝒊𝒔 𝒃𝒐𝒐𝒌 𝒘𝒂𝒔 𝒘𝒓𝒊𝒕𝒕𝒆𝒏 𝒃𝒚 𝒂 𝒃𝒐𝒚 𝒕𝒓𝒚𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒏𝒐𝒕 𝒕𝒐 𝒗𝒂𝒏𝒊𝒔𝒉." zbiór wierszy pisanych między 2:13 a końcem świata. o dysforii, nocnych autobusach, uzależnieniu od wspomnień i chłopcu, który całe życie próbował brzmieć jak własne imię. to nie jest historia o byciu silnym. to historia o przetrwaniu siedemnastu lat w ciele, które nigdy nie umiało być domem. neony, internetowe samotności, martwe relacje, ataki paniki, miłość do dziewczyn, która przyszła za późno i poezja pisana zamiast proszenia o pomoc. dla wszystkich chłopców, którzy uczą się istnieć od początku.

A story that follows the journey of young Theo, a transgender boy faced with the harsh reality that being his true self could possibly be the most difficult thing he'll ever have to do. Learning all too soon that love and trust can be such fickle things. Warning: Possible dark themes, transphobic/homophobic comments, depressive thinking and subsequent actions. If you have a problem with transgender and genderqueer alike, feel free to leave. If you have a problem with homosexuality or any sexuality apart from hetero, feel free to leave. If you are here only to spam and leave crude, offensive comments, feel free to leave.

"What did you do?" "Oh my hair? I cut it. Do you like it?" "You look like a boy."

Jacqueline Maressa has never felt comfortable with herself. She has always felt wrong beneath her skin. After months of consideration and discussions with her close friends, he accepts the realization that he'd prefer to be known as Jake. But in a rather bigoted household, his family might not be as accepting. When he finally gets the courage to come out and tell his family, the reaction he gets is less than favorable.

My life as a trans boy, as well as other things.

You don't physically beat me, but you do it mentally and it hurts just as much

Alex doesn't talk, he hasn't since he moved to a new school in a new town, and nobody knows why. Of course, everone has their own versions of why he's a mute, but the only people still living who know the truth are him, and the authorities in his hometown. Matthew is a transgender boy who was taken out of school a mere two months after beginning to transition, and much like Alex's silence, Matthew's absence is mystery. Everyone knows he still lives in the same house as he has his whole life, yet he is hardly ever seen outside of it. One night, when going out to buy some cigarettes that would probably eventually kill him, Alex meets Matthew, broken and wasted, in the neighborhood park, and is immediately intrigued by the sobbing boy. What happens when you mix the oddly absent transgender boy and the mysteriously silent newcomer? TRIGGER WARNINGS: Self harm, suicidal thoughts, eating disorders, abuse

A new student from America arrives at Ouran Academy after moving to Japan with his mother, only to find that things aren't exactly what he was expecting when he was told about a "fancy rich people's school". Will he be able to deal with personal struggles and the crazy host club at this new school? Tw! This story does contain things like: abuse, depression, self-harm, and body image issues, all these subjects are approached with care and respect but I will always take criticism if I portray anything incorrectly.

I started writing this when I thought I was ftm, then I realized that I'm nonbinary masc leaning, so for the first portion of the book he/him is used for the reader but then it switches to they/them, still focusing on the same struggles of being afab but not identifying as cisgender and reminding you that finding a partner is still very possible, even if they are cis and don't identify as bi, pan, or anything else attracted to multiple genders. Requests CLOSED.

Transgender story.

Yo. I'm Here.

This is just some pointless poetry that describes how I feel about this girl who I really shouldn't feel anything for. I just can't help the way she captivates me, nor can I help the fact that I'm drawn to her. "She is delightfully chaotic; a beautiful mess. Loving her is a splendid adventure." -Steve Maraboli

dysphoria.