5 Works by Rizzmaster0297
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Here are a couple poems about my gay existential yearning with some gender envy thrown in there. First is about my college crush. Second is addressed to my therapist (no disturbing content, just very mild angst). Title explains the third one. Felt inspired to post these after reading other transmasc people's work.
Comments welcome of course but please stay respectful :)
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A short scene of my OC Aulik offering some comfort to the narrator, Lance, in the midst of a difficult transitional period. Both Lance and Aulik are adults in their early twenties who are basically a couple even if they don't put a label on it. I wrote this mainly for my own therapeutic purposes but figured I'd post anyways cuz why not.
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A few years after bonding as undergrads, the narrator receives an unexpected string of messages from their old friend Aulik. During a friendly visit to Aulik’s home—now a full-time martial arts instructor—the two reconnect and ease one another's touch starvation.
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An amateur knight stationed in a troubled village must grapple with the grim consequences of slaying a mysterious beast. When the monster’s death reveals a horrifying truth, Claric is left burdened by guilt and desperate to redeem his honor. Meanwhile, Naimar seeks a way to smuggle her younger brother Tiv out of the village in order to escape an ill-fated end.
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You Are My Clan by Rizzmaster0297
Fandoms: Original Work, Dungeons & Dragons (Roleplaying Game)
18 Jul 2025
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After a long journey to reconnect with with his orc lineage and redeem his name amongst his mother's orc tribe, Malikai is not eager to part ways with his long time companion and best friend, Caiel, paladin of darkness.
This is just a scene that came to my head for my DnD character Malikai. For context, he's generally a goofy, impulsive character, but internally determined to find his place amongst the orcs, his dream since childhood. However, his feelings about departing from Caiel prompt him to explore what belonging really means.