Repression Stories

Elara Cross had a life of rules, control, and fear-until Mara came into it. A protector. A temptation. A secret. One night changes everything, and the truth becomes a dangerous burden. ALIBI is a dark, emotional story of desire, sacrifice, and the choices we make when freedom comes at a cost. #1 in repression - 18/02/2026 #1 in shock - 11/02/2026 #1 in alibi - 18/02/2026

Will is a man who is deeply ashamed to call himself as such. He is a female to male trans person who does his best to keep this hidden from the world. It took him years to accept that transitioning was a viable option, and even now he feels ashamed, despite the fact that he looks truly male. Teo is a very gentle girl who loves Will more than anything. She is a trans woman and while she understands what Will is going through, she has long since accepted her fate. Will loves her too, but keeps his distance, slowly assuring he will turn into an empty husk of a person. But Teo knows Will better than he would like to admit, and she knows just how to comfort him when he seems inconsolable. (Additional Context: Will is on testosterone, Teo is on AAs/E. Both are 24 years old.) Cover is my own art, sort of irrelevant but i didn't want to leave it blank and it got compressed. This is my first story- feedback is appreciated.

about life in a distant solar system with interesting aliens that consider color to be the most important thing in life.

(Book 2 in the Bound To Us Series) (This is the old unedited version. I figured since so many people have asked for it, I would repost this, at least until the edited version is complete. This way you all can reread as you want and not have to wait for my adhd to stop being mean to me lmao.) (Fair Warning... as I've copied and pasted this to a doc from A03 I might have lost some of my chapter tag warnings...) Roman and Virgil choose to pop back to Fairyland for a while only for the infection to start taking over. As its victims start to fall under Roman and Virgil are faced with such a horrible choice resulting in tragedy striking the family. Now... Now it's a matter of Roman relearning what it means to feel yet again... to feel... And to love.

[BxB] For high school senior Callum Bray, a relationship was never in the cards. Between an alcoholic father, a job to work, and a brother to take care of, Callum's holding his life together with safety pins and duct tape. So he shrugs it off when he accidentally hires Jasper Clements, the mysterious new kid from across the country, as his little brother's piano tutor. It doesn't matter if Jasper is talented, or rich, or stupidly attractive. Callum can't afford to get distracted. But when their paths cross again and again, things start to complicate-and Callum begins to think that change might not be such a bad thing after all.

Does anger cause damage? If Georgia Ellenburg still believed in coincidences, she'd disagree. But George knows better. People get hurt around her, and now that her sister doesn't want to go to a college--a dream George gave up so that it could belong to Maeve--George is forced to stare down her past, and, in the meantime, protect her budding relationship with Sam, who she knows her anger will harm if given the chance. Since having assumed guardianship over her sister, George has one goal: to keep Maeve safe, and, at twenty-four, she's done so by creating a life with minimal unpredictability. In her efforts, George has given up nearly everything so that her sister can have the life that was supposed to belong to George. Maeve, however, expresses other ideas, ideas that don't involve college or anything that George gave up for her sister, which pits George against the choices she's made and the anger she's buried because of them. George has a secret, a secret that can no longer be considered a coincidence, and when Sam enters her life and begins to chip away at the pain she thought she'd let go, she must face the ultimate test of unpredictability: either confront her past or risk hurting Sam. Because her anger always hurts those around her. xxx tags: slow burn, romance, family drama, feminism, trauma

A young man discovers that he is the last of the "Metalbenders". A village deep in the mountains was responsible for all the weapons in the Kingdom of Tartus. After the heiress to the throne marries the master smith, the king outlaws all smithery as a punishment. Ilya, her son, ventures into the kingdom. One young smith will spark the revolution.

Rupert Gray's "The Novel of Voices" is a powerful and dramatic work about the fate of a family under a totalitarian regime. The book explores themes of repression, violence, and loss, showing how fear and persecution affect people. Through the symbolism of the voice, Gray emphasizes the importance of preserving human dignity and hope for resistance even in the darkest circumstances, exposing a ruthless anti-cult system.

Some things are better left unsaid.

Sonder: n. the realization that each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own—populated with their own ambitions, friends, routines, worries and inherited craziness—an epic story that continues invisibly around you like an anthill sprawling deep underground, with elaborate passageways to thousands of other lives that you’ll never know existed, in which you might appear only once, as an extra sipping coffee in the background, as a blur of traffic passing on the highway, as a lighted window at dusk. HE is a boy brought up an raised to be a southern gentleman. A boy who is confident, social, and yet never too involved. He's a hard worker and he's set up the foundations of what is to be a good life, thanks to his parents' strict regime – 'there is a time for everything and this is not a time for relationships' – which has, so far, worked. But there is still a part of him somewhere that wonders what would happen if he stepped to the other side, where life isn't so completely set out for him. But instead he's thrown headfirst into it and everything changes overnight. SHE is a girl defined by her family – traditional, southern, and introverted. And so far, life has set her out on a good path – she's content with being an indoors girl, reserved, quiet, studious. But in this new world, where inhibitions are let loose and set free to reign, she finds herself crumbling as she is torn between everything she has been brought up with and that small, repressed part of her that is unleashed one night. And one night changes everything. Sonder: Everyone has a story. This is theirs.

In this classroom, questions are dangerous. Professor Guzmán loves biology-but teaching the truth could get him in trouble. At Holy Cross Academy, Darwin is only allowed in whispers, and curiosity is a crime. How far can knowledge go... before silence wins?

Christian Alexander is torn between two worlds, the one he wants and the path he's been forced to take. New student Noah Finley is looking for friends and finds himself drawn to the star athlete.

Who is Alexander Dvorkin and why is he called the "architect of hatred"? The story of the creation of a persecution machine that destroyed thousands of lives under the guise of fighting sects. Real people, real pain. An investigation into how hate speech became law and witch hunts became state policy.

During April 15th and June 4th in 1989, in Tiananmen Square, millions of people were protesting to have freedom, justice and equality. But on June 4th, the Chinese Army repressed violently the movement. But what would have happened if this protests succeded? What if the protests would have turned into a revolution defending freedom speech? Here we'll see that hypothetical case.

Random oneshots of reddie. I love these boys more than I love my own mother. *fluff *angst Started:9/5/20 Finished:

Based on a true story with true feelings...

Harry potter: The Boy Who Lied. With such a title and pointedly not allowed the right to refute and not like there was any gain to being his ally either. He couldn't dare ask that of the grownups. When his stupid temper consistently gave them reason to be disappointed and stressed at him. Which was what allowed this mess. A perfect suburban street, perfectly identical, perfectly clinical and apathetic. To the gaunt, sickly force purveying the mind of the Boy Who Lived... Solemnly he swears to keep vigil in a blood red lens.

Everything would have been better if her parents had not so much attached to her, if they were not so... human. Thus, she could have entered the mold. But it was too late. {Work for my english class. It's only the first chapter for the moment. I don't know if I would write the following. Short text }

Sometimes emotions are light, floaty things, like clouds in an everlasting sky. Yet too much and it drags you down like an anchor towards a cold, tumultuous sea, suffocating and numbing you until all you are is darkness. (5/26/18)