Oklahoma (Todd)
They also come to believe that the reason they're going there is to not only escape the homophobia they were facing, but also to go see wendell's cousin, angie tripp, as they explain that he has been close to her since they were kids.
Part 1 - Departure
Max was probably the straightest guy in the orphanage, almost to the point of homophobia. that's why chris never... nevermind that for now. there were bigger problems at hand. "stop max, you're not yourself!
Summer Fun
“summer fun” was the first story i wrote involving jimmy, and was also the first story i ever wrote involving homophobia. seeing as i tend to keep myself to myself, i’ve never been picked on for my sexuality, though i knew better than to tempt fate.
Stories From Elton High | Chapter 9
Maybe one day we'll be able to look at homophobia the same way. for now, we just have to make the best of what progress we've made." "i guess you're right." the wolf heaved another heavy sigh and padded quietly over to the kitchen.
Final Space: Requests of a Ventrexian Part 2
“an alien race that had similar homophobia to humans devised it to weed out mlm from their armed forces," the ex-soldier explained. “to force them out of the closet, as it were.
a simple story I ( 1/22 )
A simple story I _Thursday, 15th_ A distant sound perceived in his sleep was his first's day sensation. Slowly opening one eye, FJ became aware of the annoying buzz that emanated from his bedside table. The boy grunted his displeasure of being awake,...
Repentance (Commission for Drakewolfe)
Richard Wolfe scowled at the letter in his hand. His white-tipped, black-furred fingers crinkled the paper, and his brow began to furrow as he read the formal black text printed on it. **Notice of Closure** _We regret to inform you that due to...
Stories From Elton High | Chapter 13
In order to enter, the student must write an essay about why homophobia is as bad for the straight population as it is for the gay; three thousand words." he passed the pamphlet around.
Stories From Elton High | Chapter 12
"we tend to think of homophobia today as unbearable and rampant, but if we look back at nineteenth-century england we see how lucky we are in comparison. back then, homosexuality was a crime. people were thrown in jail for admitting to it."
Inferno High - Chapter 25
homophobia wasn't a thing until christianity came along." "uhh... seth?" [alex] "what?" [me] "stop. just, please don't get into a thing about this with my dad." "no, i wanna hear his opinion." [alex's dad] "uh, no. nevermind.
Favorite Things
It wasn't about homophobia, although san fran was by far a much more gay-friendly city. it held a general feeling of friendliness that the midwest couldn't replicate. they didn't talk much on the journey.
Going Back
I don't want to deal with homophobia again, so for this it's a non-issue. i do want to explore the idea that in these kinds of places....everyone has secrets. i hope you enjoy. it's not all gonna be doom and gloom though, so stick with me okay?