Gayfanfiction Stories

Coming out as gay is hard enough. Add the stress of being a vampire on the verge of collapse, plus teenage hormones, and it's all a big rainbow-colored mess. But this is a positive LGBTQ+ story, I promise. Vampire Knight LGBTQ+ fanfiction. Major pairings: Kaname Kuran x Zero Kiryu. Kaien x Yagari shipping. Cover made by @SayaCielKill Very infrequently updated! I would like to update more.

"You're an idiot, Steve Harrington." "You're beautiful, Jonathan Byers."

Jonathan Byers unwillingly goes to a house party.

For once, Gotham forgets to scream. No sirens, no crimes, no chaos - just silence, and a city unsure how to rest. Bruce Wayne doesn't trust it for a second. Clark Kent decides that's exactly why they should enjoy it. Dragged from the Batcave and onto a rooftop dinner date, Batman reluctantly discovers what peace looks like when shared with the man who carries the sky. Between overanalyzed dumplings, melted takeout, and confessions under unexpected starlight, the world's finest heroes learn that even in Gotham, love can sound like laughter. When dawn comes, Bruce doesn't retreat into the shadows - for once, he stays.

For two days, the world goes on without Superman. No sightings, no messages-just silence. Bruce Wayne tells himself not to care. He's handled alien invasions, godlike beings, and Gotham rush hour. But the absence of one man manages to unravel every layer of calm he pretends to have. When Clark finally reappears-smiling, soot-streaked, and completely unaware of the panic he's caused-Bruce's carefully buried worry comes to the surface. What begins as a sharp exchange over communication habits turns into something quieter: a conversation about fear, control, and what it means to love someone who flies into danger every day. Between arguments, awkward humor, and a rooftop kiss interrupted by the Bat-Signal, The Clark Kent Disappearance is a story about two men learning that "I love you" can sound a lot like "You could've texted."

When Roronoa Zoro wanders back into Mihawk's domain, what begins as a rematch of steel soon twists into something neither swordsman expected. Rivalry sharpens into respect, duels blur into confessions, and between storms, monsters, and sparring matches, the world's greatest swordsman and the man who swore to surpass him find themselves bound by more than just blades. Through laughter, grudging teamwork, and moments of startling intimacy, Zoro grapples with his pride while Mihawk confronts his own loneliness. They never put a name to what they are-rivals, lovers, or something in between-but every strike, every smirk, and every kiss etches the truth deeper. Crossed Blades, Shared Shadows is a tale of clashing steel, sharp wit, and a bond as dangerous as it is undeniable.

John and Alex had been sharing dreams since they were young. They told each other everything. Their fears, their habits, their secrets. Everything. They both thought the other was just a fragment of their imaginations, but when the two meet each other on the first day of senior year, they believe there's hope. Will it work out in the end? Or was loving each other a mistake, and simply dreaming was best. - not related to any other story on my account -

When Martha Kent's anniversary party turns into a full-blown superhero fiasco, Bruce and Clark find themselves battling drones, malfunctioning farm equipment, and the unrelenting optimism of Smallville's townsfolk. Bruce swore this trip would be a quiet family weekend; Clark swore he'd keep things low profile. Neither was right. Between Lois filming everything, Jonathan shaking his head at the chaos, and Martha insisting Bruce sit still for first aid, the world's most formidable detective is forced to endure the one thing he can't outthink-domestic affection. But when the stars finally rise over the Kent farm, and the laughter fades into night, Bruce admits what Clark has known all along: even the Dark Knight can believe in peace, under Kansas starlight.

When three overconfident sidekicks-Dick, Tim, and Jon-decide to take on a "minor" villain without telling anyone, chaos follows faster than a Bat-jet at full throttle. Enter Batman and Superman: part-time saviors of the world, full-time exasperated parents. Bruce insists he's not worried. Clark insists Bruce is lying. Soon, the "simple rescue mission" turns into enchanted wires, bad livestreams, and a lesson in how not to parent superpowered teenagers. Between crisis control, League gossip, and one very public kiss, Gotham's most stoic detective and Metropolis's favorite boy scout are reminded that saving the world is easy- raising sidekicks (and keeping their relationship semi-secret) is the real challenge. Because in this family, "grounded" is just a suggestion... and parental supervision? Definitely optional.

In which Han Jisung has a, you could say, colorful secret. Started: Jul 31st, 2022 Ended: March 3rd, 2023. Inconsistent updates!

When the Straw Hat crew docks at a quiet island for a simple supply run, everything goes wrong in record time - mostly because someone steals Luffy's beloved hat. Zoro reacts with the calm, reasonable restraint of a man who immediately threatens to demolish half the town. What follows is a chaotic chase through markets, rooftops, and ocean waves as the world's most mismatched couple battles thieves, confusion, and each other's stubbornness. Between sword fights and laughter, Luffy learns just how fiercely Zoro guards what he treasures - and Zoro learns that sometimes, protecting something precious means admitting how much it matters. A lighthearted adventure of saltwater, straw, and the kind of love that survives explosions, teasing, and one very damp hat.

When Lex Luthor hosts a suspiciously glamorous charity gala, Bruce Wayne expects espionage, not a dance floor. But with Clark Kent at his side - charming the guests, disarming the host, and apparently flirting with a robot butler - things spiral from undercover mission to accidental date night. Between the waltzes, witty sabotage, and one very public photograph titled "Gotham's Dark Knight Swept Off His Feet," the world's most private man faces his greatest challenge yet: surviving romance in the spotlight. A stylish slash comedy of tuxedos, theft, and reluctant affection - where saving the day comes second to surviving the dance.

Between saving the world and rebuilding it, they're trying to share a life. When Superman suggests splitting time between the Fortress of Solitude and Gotham, neither of them expects domestic life to be harder than alien invasions. Clark keeps trying to fix things that aren't broken; Bruce keeps insisting he's relaxed while actively fighting sunlight. Alfred and Lois have formed a secret alliance. Damian has filed multiple ecosystem complaints. And somehow, every attempt at peace results in mild property damage. But somewhere between frozen houseplants, brooding in the dark, and a toaster that can melt steel, they begin to figure it out - that home isn't a place or a fortress or a cave. It's who patches your wounds, tells you to rest, and loves you anyway. A warm, funny, and gently romantic story about learning that even heroes need coffee, compromise, and each other.

A story of one grumpy detective, one overdramatic alien, and far too much caffeine. When a mission at LexLabs goes sideways, Superman is hit with experimental Kryptonite radiation that sends his powers into chaos. Sometimes he can fly; sometimes he can't even lift a coffee pot. Batman insists on "monitoring" him - which, according to Clark, means hovering, glaring, and pretending it isn't love. Between sneezes strong enough to break lab equipment and late nights under observation, Clark finds that being vulnerable around Bruce isn't so bad. Bruce, of course, disagrees - right up until the moment he doesn't. Because for every sarcastic remark and clinical scan, there's the quiet truth neither of them can quite deny: when the powers fade, the heartbeat stays. A romantic comedy about Kryptonite exposure, domestic chaos, and the world's most stubborn love story.

A corpse, a ring, and the world's most inconvenient timing. John Watson only wanted one quiet, corpse-free evening to propose. Sherlock Holmes, of course, had other plans. When a body collapses in the middle of their dinner, their romantic night becomes an impromptu investigation-complete with poison, police, and misplaced engagement rings. Between fingerprints and confessions, John keeps trying to propose while Sherlock keeps accidentally solving murders. Yet somewhere between sarcasm and sincerity, they realize their love language has always been chaos. Because for Sherlock and John, romance was never candlelight and violins-it was deduction, tea, and the occasional dead body. A sharp, funny, and tender story about murder, mischief, and saying "yes" in the most Holmes-like way possible.

- (＊￣︶￣＊) Welcome to this Ship which will be here for all eternity.

On the decks of the Red Force, chaos and calm sail side by side. Shanks, the infamous red-haired captain, lives by laughter and reckless courage; Benn Beckman, his steady first mate, carries smoke, strategy, and a rifle that never misses. Together they lead the Red-Haired Pirates through tavern brawls, Marine ambushes, and storms fierce enough to split the sea. But behind the banter and the gunfire lies a bond stronger than duty-one forged in fire and steadied by ash. When battles test their limits and silence says what words cannot, Shanks and Benn find themselves caught between loyalty and something deeper. A story of smoke and salt, storms and laughter, and a love as inevitable as the sea itself.

Christmas at 221B should have been quiet-just cocoa, carols, and a very stubborn smoke alarm. Instead, Mrs. Hudson's roast chicken is stolen, a priceless blue jewel turns up inside it, and Sherlock Holmes is forced to admit that even logic can't compete with mistletoe. Between a jewel thief disguised as Father Christmas, Mycroft's smug holiday card, and one unforgettable kiss by the fire, Sherlock and John's holiday turns into a case filled with laughter, deduction, and something far more unscientific: love.

"I don't want a baby from you!" Highest Ranking: #16 deacury

a collection of gawsten oneshots. all written by me. most are written in lowercase. some have trigger warnings.