Fate Has Left It's Scars Upon His Face
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  • Parts 2
  • Time <5 mins
Ongoing, First published May 09, 2022
Johnny Manred, a homophobic (and frankly terrible) high school world history teacher, goes through the journey of finding his identity through a crush on homophobic icon Chris Pratt. Still, somehow, he manages to remain a horrible person throughout the entirety of the story.

TW:
Strong Language
Homophobic Slurs
Trauma Dumping
(There might be more eventually, so we will add to the list when we figure out any. At the start of each chapter, we will state trigger warnings that are present within it)


**DISCLAIMER: This story is fully satire. We decided it would be hilarious to ship two homophobic people, so here we are :)
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