Pansexuality Stories

Three new students start to attend Monster High, all of them children of different famous Monster's. They came to this school to get a second chance with people who could accept them. But they're finding it a lot harder to be accepted than they expected for many different reasons. Who knew Monster's could be so judgmental?

Dean agrees to accompany Sam, Jess, and a bunch of their friends to a music fest, despite wanting to stay home and just veg out on the couch. Upon arriving at the fairgrounds and meeting up with their group Dean meets a certain blue eyed, dark haired man that turns out to be a lot more interesting than Dean had first thought.

The Demons of Sin don't quite want the party to end. Most of them don't even know they're demons. Dimitri is taken from a life of running from foster homes to a life of running from monsters, the apocalypse, and fate. How will Dimitri manage to stay alive(or not)? I guess you will have to read to find out. // sorry from constantly taking this story down and back up again. Hopefully this is the last time.

No matter where they are or what is happening, they always find each other.

This is something I can NEVER EVER EVER say to my parents...God I hope they don't read this maybe you can share this to people you know or you yourself can use it I hope this gives you inspiration :)

A few LGBTQ+ love stories

🌟Short story about how I met my Moonlight🌟 This is my first short story and it's also my first story in english. It's a gay story. I apologise for the gramatical or other mistakes that It may have.

"We live in a world that fears people of color." Hiatus Trigger warning. Original Name was Love Alone

A poem about a girl, and my struggle with my sexuality

He was always alone. He always got into fights. Bruises bloomed on his olive colored skin that gone pale each passing day. I wanted to know more about him. I wanted to know more about the boy who easily got angry. The boy who always had brand new bruises and gashes each week. The boy who always yelled to whoever tried to talk to him. The boy hiding many secrets.

Knowing Josephine, she would have a lot of confessions on her thoughts

If you had told me a year ago that I'd be dating my bully and the quiet boy I'd have laughed in your face but things change and so do people.

Shayla Wolfe has just moved to Detroit with her hippy aunt and uncle when one of the famous giant robots saves her from drowning. And apparently he's one of the bad ones. Yay.

This is inspired by my life i renamed most characters but if the people I knew read this they would know who they were. This is my first book/story so please don't be too harsh. YN pronouns: they/it

As someone who's gone through plenty of labels and has a lot of experience and knowledge with this community, I think it's time I make a book about it. A book specifically on issues and details relating to the LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bi, trans, queer, intersex, asexual, aromantic, agender+) community. This book will not have memes, if that's what you're looking for. This is for factual stuff.

Marista Lawson is a career-minded, college journalist covering the football team as part of the school's broadcasting program. In a moment of weakness, and against all her principles, she succumbs to Cal Mitchell, the gorgeous, strangely introverted quarterback. Friends warn her that Cal is not right for her and she soon learn the secret he is trying to keep anyone from knowing: Cal is also in a sexual relationship with a man, a fact that will not sit well with his conservative coaches in the small, WV school. Marista gives Cal a second chance, having read up on the misunderstood subject of pansexuality and seeing that something seems not right about Cal's behavior toward his former partner, Jake, who, it turns out, is blackmailing Cal to keep and control him. Jake leaks videos about their relationship to ruin his position on the team. But Marista is having none of it. Using her skills as a researcher and reporter, with the help of a cast of characters, including her protective roommates and quirky friends, Marista takes on the entrenched powers in the Athletic department. It won't be easy, but this time, it may be the case that it is the woman who rescues the man.

A poem about sexuality and gender roles

;)