Andrew is an 11-year-old boy who is part of a superhero family. However, he is not allowed to join them when they save the world. This is so frustrating that he becomes Lumina... a superhero that no boy would ever agree to be. Andrew also listens to the wrong people... and this cannot be good

Here I will be sharing my short texts that show how I think and percieve life, I write in Czech as well, but you can't set two languages, so some of those will be in Czech, don't be surprised. Which might also be a hint to a fact that English is not my first language, so keep that in mind while reading, thanks. Enjoy a peak into my mind.

Prince Taylor is just a boy that gets in a lot of trouble. Some say that he is spoiled and some say he has a problem with temper tantrums. His parents are very worried... so worried that they are sending their son to the Victorian Virtue Institute.This school specializes in an old method of raising boys called petticoat discipline. They help improve a boy's behaviour by expressing their feminine side. In other words, they treat boys like sissiesHow will Prince Taylor deal with this, and since as a royal member he is in the public eye, how will the public react?

This is the story of an 11-year-old who loses his parents and is now an orphan. He is bitter and mad at the world. His new life will change him in ways he never knew possible. Can he find himself and be happy?

This is a spin-off to the story "The teenage years of Alexander Horten"

The story of two boys with troubled pasts who find that the future canget better. I'm also publishing this story on Royal Road.

Being a mother is the best thing in the world, but nothing prepares you for itWhat do you do when your son is different from other boys?What do you do when he does not want to be older?What do you do when he does not want to be a boy?What do you do when he says you are not his mother?

Asher, that's the name he chose when he came out. People refuse the name, refuse the boy. "Little girl", "pretty", "she", "her", "Layla" it all makes him cringe. He thinks he can escape in college, maybe he can start a new life. As it turns out, college kids are even more brutal than high school kids. Maybe someone will see through him being "weird".

Chase is "that guy". Tall, blonde hair, blue eyes, on the lacrosse team. He's fit, funny, handsome, everything every girl dreams of. He swore himself to secrecy long ago. He's about as straight as a circle, Chase, the pretty boy, the perfect man, is Pansexual. He doesn't care how someone identifies, or even what their assigned at birth gender, it's who they are that matters to him. He has his sights set on a small, shy boy, who he learns is Asher Lane.

There is a debate about transgender children. Should a Child be allowed to change gender? Some parents even allow their children to be drag kids! Should we allow this so the child is happy? Or is this just a form of child abuse?You may know me as Pinky and read a lot about me. This is my story in my words.A story of who I was, who I wanted to be, who others wanted me to be and who people thought I was

TRIGGER WARNING: SUICIDE MENTIONS

"My name is Elliot Green. I am seventeen years old. I live in Klamath Falls, Oregon. And I intend to kill myself on March 7th..."

Elliot Green is a young, transgender and autistic teenager. They feel alone and judged, though they don't mind it much (or, at least, that's what they say). He decides that in forty days, he will leave. After all, there's nothing left for them, right?

But after meeting a kind and bubbly boy, their life turns around slowly, and difficult lessons are learned in the process.

This poem is for all my friends in the queer community who has struggled, and are still struggling. This is an assurance that we are strong and can survive any danger that comes along the way. We are valid and we exist.Enjoy!🏳️‍🌈

How I got the idea: I've been writing this for a few days, on and off, kind of a fantasy of how my life is going to look like (unless I'm not as stupid as the protagonist, but I'm afraid I am). Still keep in mind if there are any offensive statements, that's what he thinks, and part of the character. Don't blame me. Will probably contain violence and sex scenes later, not yet though so I might change the rating. Also there will be a lot of drinking because I like to drink. Here's your summary:

Rick's name isn't really Rick but it's the first one that came to his mind when he met Heather at the bar a few months ago after running from another failed relationship. Heather is a close friend of Sarah, and Sarah is who Rick believes to be the love of his life. But now their tumultous short-lived romance is in shambles after Rick's deepest, most well-kept secret is revealed. He is in fact a girl, or rather, a not-yet-transitioned transsexual (female to male) but refuses to admit to himself that running from himself and lying to his friends is not the right way.

After a failed attempt at picking up the shards, it's time for a new name, a new place, a new girl. But he can't run forever. His past is catching up to him. And while he's determined to make it work this time, he knows himself he can't keep starting over as many times as he wants. When it all comes crushing down on him again, he has to make a decision.

Wolfgang Reinhart is the new bartender at Spoiled Rich's Bar, but he's got a few secrets up his sleeves. Hopefully no one finds out that he's a vampire! But the bouncer, Leonard McCarty, is too hot to handle. And the matchmaker, Blake Jackson, sees that there's more than what meets the eye. Why can't Wolf just get a break?

Publishing a full fledged book in progress. Sorry for the inconvenience.