fright

Fright Fiends!
          	
          	It's time for another Question Of The Week!
          	
          	Question: Which is the ultimate queer horror trope: becoming the monster, loving the monster, or realizing the real monsters were human all along?
          	
          	Got an answer? Share it in the comments. Just don't leave us hanging in the shadows.

littlebro13

@fright becoming the monster in my opinion!
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jonahpanicker

@fright Loving the monster
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STpali

Now in english lol:
          
          Hi, how are you? I have always had many interesting stories to tell, and I’m going to start writing them. I’ve always had a good imagination, and I hope I can reach a good audience. This is my first work, made entirely by hand and without artificial intelligence. The cover image was made with AI, but once the work is complete, I will update it and replace it with a hand-drawn illustration.
          
          This story has been with me for over a year. It reflects a part of who I am; every line has meaning and impact, and I’m trying to create interesting characters. I don’t know if I can please every type of reader, but I hope that those who give me a chance will enjoy it.
          
          There are only 3 chapters so far, each with an average of 2,500 words. It’s not a huge amount, but I’m genuinely enjoying the direction the story is taking. In the future, I want to turn this story into a manga when I learn how to draw. For now, it will remain as writing.
          
          Anyway, I hope you enjoy it. I’m putting all my feelings into this work.
          
          After losing everything, Zero believed that the best way to protect people was to disappear.
          
          Years later, a pact with an ancient demon gives him a new beginning. Now, divided between humanity and hell, he will have to face wars, losses, and his own destiny to discover the true meaning of family.
          
          After all, can a demon still be human?
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/412878620?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=share_writing&wp_page=create&wp_uname=STpali
          
          

STpali

Oi tudo bem, eu sempre tive muitas histórias interessante pra contar e vou começar a escrever sobre elas sempre tive uma boa criatividade, e eu espero q eu consiga atingir um bom público essa é minha primeira obra, feita a mão e sem inteligência artificial, a foto dela é IA mas quando a obra estiver completa eu atualizo e coloco um desenho a mão, essa história já tá comigo a mais de 1 ano, retrata a minha pessoa, cada verso tem impacto, e tô tentando fazer personagens interessantes, eu n sei se consigo agradar todas as mentes, mas espero que quem me dê uma chance, goste, tem só 3 capitulos cada um com uma média de 2500 palavras n é muita coisa, mas tô realmente gostando do rumo, essa história eu quero transformar em mangá mais pra frente quando eu souber desenhar, por hora fica só em escrita, enfim, aproveitem, estou botando todos os meus sentimentos nessa obra
          
          Depois de perder tudo, Zero acreditou que a melhor forma de proteger as pessoas era desaparecer.
          
          Anos mais tarde, um pacto com um antigo demônio lhe concede um novo recomeço. Agora, dividido entre a humanidade e o inferno, ele precisará enfrentar guerras, perdas e o próprio destino para descobrir o verdadeiro significado de família.
          Afinal, será que um demônio ainda pode ser humano?
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/412878620?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=share_writing&wp_page=create&wp_uname=STpali

fright

Fright Fiends!
          
          It's time for another Question Of The Week!
          
          Question: Which is the ultimate queer horror trope: becoming the monster, loving the monster, or realizing the real monsters were human all along?
          
          Got an answer? Share it in the comments. Just don't leave us hanging in the shadows.

littlebro13

@fright becoming the monster in my opinion!
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jonahpanicker

@fright Loving the monster
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fright

Happy Pride Month, Fright Fiends!
          
          As Pride Month comes to a close, we'd like to thank everyone who celebrated with us by sharing your thoughts, discovering new stories, and supporting LGBTQ+ voices in horror. It's been a month full of chills, creativity, and community!
          
          Before we close the curtain on this year's celebration, here's one final Question Of The Week:
          
          Which LGBTQ+ horror trope deserves more books?
          
          Is it haunted romances, queer final survivors, monster protagonists, found family, cosmic horror, or something else entirely?
          
          Got an answer? Share it in the comments. Just don't leave us hanging in the shadows. 
          
          Thank you for being part of our Pride Month celebration. Keep reading, keep writing, and remember the best horror stories are the ones that dare to explore every kind of voice. Stay spooky!

fright

Happy Pride Month, Fright Fiends!
          
          It's time for another Question Of The Week!
          
          Question:
          If you had to choose, would you rather be the monster everyone fears or the human nobody believes?
          
          Both come with their own horrors... but which fate would you choose?
          
          Got an answer? Share it in the comments. Just don't leave us hanging in the shadows. 
          
          Looking for your next spooky read? Dive into our Pride Month curated reading list featuring LGBTQ+ horror, paranormal, supernatural, and dark fiction stories:
          https://www.wattpad.com/list/1827444814
          
          We hope you'll discover a new favorite story this month.
          
          Happy reading, and stay spooky!

littlebro13

@fright The monster everyone fears~we all need to something to fear; it is a survival skill.  The monster need an opponent who will triumph.
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kssbei

@fright Both are lonely but I choose to be lonely at the top of chain so the monster everyone fears
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fright

Happy Pride Month, Fright Fiends!
          
          Here's a fascinating piece of LGBTQ+ history to brighten your day, and perhaps inspire your next story.
          
          Did You Know?
          The Labrys, a double-edged axe, is a symbol of lesbian strength and unity. It is associated with the ancient Greek Earth Goddess Demeter, who was said to have carried it as a sceptre. Over time, the labrys became a symbol embraced by many within the lesbian community as a representation of resilience, empowerment, and solidarity.
          
          Whether your stories feature fearless warriors, supernatural queens, haunted heroines, or monsters who refuse to hide, symbols like these remind us of the many histories and identities that shape our communities.
          
          Happy Pride Month, and stay spooky!

ese12nam

@ fright  merci ❤️
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GraceDunn3

@fright That's really interesting! I knew the Labrys was a symbol, but I didn't know about its connection to Demeter. Thanks for sharing this piece of history. As a fantasy writer, I love discovering symbols and legends that can inspire worldbuilding and characters.
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fright

Happy Pride Month, Fright Fiends!
          
          Here's a spooky fact to keep you company in the shadows...
          
          Did You Know?
          Ghost stories are among the oldest forms of storytelling and appear in nearly every culture around the world. From restless spirits and haunted houses to mysterious apparitions, people have been sharing ghostly tales for thousands of years.
          
          So tell us...
          Do you believe ghosts exist?
          
          Yes? No? Maybe? Share your thoughts.
          
          Happy Pride Month, and stay spooky!

littlebro13

@fright I have seen one.  A ghost story is something entirely different.  This is someone I loved, who was assuring me he was in a good place, a beautiful soul.
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ese12nam

@ fright  merci ❤️
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adamlee1234

@fright Read Chapter 1 of my book please its under Adam Hornsby The Shadow People 
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fright

Happy Pride Month, Fright Fiends!
          
          As we continue celebrating LGBTQ+ stories, readers, and creators this month, it's time for another Question Of The Week!
          
          Question:
          In a horror story, would you rather be feared for who you are or loved for someone you're pretending to be?
          
          Got an answer? Share it in the comments. Just don't leave us hanging in the shadows.
          
          Happy Pride Month!

ese12nam

@ fright  merci ❤️
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FacetiouslyGrim

@fright Feared for who I am. It's too depressing knowing how many sneaky fakes there already are out in the big wide world... :( 
            With being feared, at least the reactions I would get would be real (And as long as animals like me, I'm good) :)
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Glory_feeling2

@fright Feared for who I am ... don't like to pretend to be someone else just for the sake of things. Nor the characters who don't tell lovers who they really are ... somehow the truth will come out, and someone gets hurt!
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