Latest Stories

Most recently published stories in Pride.

The Truth About My First Breakup. Top Story - October 2025.
--- During my senior year of high school, I took on more than I could chew. I went to school full-time and had a job where I was working nearly 40 hours a week. On top of that, I took college courses on Wednesday nights and Saturday mornings. As if that weren't enough, I also had a full-time boyfriend.
By Edward Anderson3 months ago in Pride
The Secret Party
The Secret Party – There is a party not many people know about. But those that do know about it want to go very badly.
By Sudais Zakwan3 months ago in Pride
10 Horror Movies With Queer Representation That You Should See
The horror film genre evolves alongside society, and this is immediately reflected in the fictional stories that are created. In recent years, the West has recognized queer identity, which is reflected in various artistic expressions.
By Ninfa Galeano3 months ago in Pride
Past Life Regression Therapy
'The willingness of a person to inflict harm on another is an epidemic of cruelty and control and carried like a flag of consistency from generation to generation.'
By Linda E Cole3 months ago in Pride
Letter to Ami
How can I write to you without trembling? My hand falters, though my heart burns to confess what I have kept locked away. I am not writing to speak as your steadfast friend, but as the lover I am destined to be, the one I have no right to be.
By Sara Elizabeth Joyce3 months ago in Pride
Simple Gifts
his Father's shoe polish, a mostly unused artifact, was the alpha and omega of His gifts that he actually wanted to keep.
By kp3 months ago in Pride
Yesterday, She Blooms (Chapter 2). Content Warning.
⚠️ Content Warning: This chapter contains themes of emotional distress, transphobia, suicidal ideation, and references to past trauma including relationship abuse and gender dysphoria. It also includes a scene depicting a character preparing for a suicide attempt, followed by a magical intervention.
By Ava Mirajane Dyke4 months ago in Pride
Last Lights on Birch Road
Okay, so. My name’s Maya. I’m fourteen. I live on Birch Road. And this story? It’s real. Like, *super* real. You might think I’m making it up because, well, streetlights don’t *do* that stuff. But they do. I saw it. And I’m writing it down so if anything weird happens to me later (kidding… maybe?), someone will know the truth.
By Sudais Zakwan4 months ago in Pride
growing queerly. Top Story - October 2025.
i grew up queer, that is to say, i grew up a child. the passions i pursued were mine, not imposed. the delight and awe i felt for the world were genuine and keen.
By kp4 months ago in Pride
One Night In Jail Opened My Eyes To Homophobia
As I sat in the jail cell, I was oblivious to the hatred surrounding me, that is until a cellmate began to exhibit signs that he wanted to harm me.
By Edward Anderson4 months ago in Pride
What a kind boy! ❤️🥹
When most teenagers are busy juggling school, friends, and figuring out their future, one young man from San Diego was already changing the world—one pair of shoes at a time. At just 18 years old, Augustus Horm has done something extraordinary. He donated 21,636 pairs of shoes to families in need, setting a Guinness World Record in the process. But the true measure of his achievement goes far beyond numbers. His story is about heart, purpose, and the powerful reminder that young people can lead meaningful change when guided by compassion and vision.
By Lifehub4 months ago in Pride
Does Truth Still Hold Its Value
Truth defines the character and spirit of a person willing to speak directly from their heart.' A fleeting moment in the lives of many who prefer a more disguised version of truth, often for fear of not being accepted for who they are. Our world has built walls of acceptance with conditions that require participants to live by a conditioned code of familiarity. Currently, this encompasses a diverse range of spoken rhetoric that may appear manipulative to those who prefer the art of truth. Defining this honest way of being takes us to the depths of a human who is comfortable in their own skin. Truth is subjective and open to philosophical interpretation and thought. One person's truth may be another's biased vision of the same subject. For example, the mythical city of Atlantis is a concept debated by historians, spiritualists, and seekers who search for truth in places others may not look. The seeker desires the truth and only the truth and will follow the gingerbread trail to the ends of the Earth to find it. Once discovered, the seeker takes the role of a detective sifting through a cold case where information was limited. We then draw upon the value of intuition, that gut feeling that often speaks louder than facts. Seeking truth is a solitary vigil for the seeker, unraveling ancient secrets and cover-ups by those who distort Earth's history and our perception of it. Power makes people hide what is true and redefine the imagery they want others to see. People in high places alter records and archives to make us believe in myths, fairytales, and folklore. We are a human race of believers and we are often easily influenced. The seeker longs for truth in all things, knowing the nature of humans to choose power over integrity.
By Linda E Cole4 months ago in Pride