I'm looking for some dramatic stories that has some major drama. Stories that have tension, full-blown emotional explosions, messy relationships, betrayals, shouting matches, family drama, toxic friendships, relationship meltdowns.
An example of this would be "Tiny Tim" by Overconfident Sarcasm. The relationship with his family was a constant battle that I really enjoyed.
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major drama
In vonalt's story-in-progress, the protagonist has been 'promoted' to major. And there is some drama.
AJ
"Taking My Spring Break in New England" by Delaware Dan. Setup is very similar to "Tiny Tim" in that son discovers he's being excluded from a family swinging group, but it gets so much worse when he starts talking to his sister and begins to understand why.
There are a couple of different versions/ endings. The "original ending" is undergoing a rewrite, but the new ending is currently complete. It's been so long I can't recall which was better.
The "drama" in that story lasts ahout 5 minutes before the son starts fucking every woman/girl in the story.
It's been so long I can't recall which was better
Neither...didn't care for the "non-ending" of the 1st one or the beginning of the 2nd one which made me stop reading.
SunSeeker
Well, my story "Country Boy, City Girl" sure has that. It covers about ten years in the life of a guy and all the drama that he goes through during it.
And it has most of those. Emotional meltdowns, messy and toxic relationships, and almost everything in between.
Even some family drama, not really from the MC and his family but in another family he is associated with.
If you haven't read it already indulge in an oldie that was/is pure gold for well written drama: Dance of a Lifetime by Don Lockwood https://anonsol.net/s/40258/dance-of-a-lifetime
tcs1000 🚫
7/17/2025, 2:39:22 PM
I'm looking for some dramatic stories that has some major drama. Stories that have tension, full-blown emotional explosions, messy relationships, betrayals, shouting matches, family drama, toxic friendships, relationship meltdowns.
Looking at the list above, I can see all of the events quoted above just between the lives of the two main characters. Their friends, fellow students, co-workers, and other associates include one or more events of the list above.
I don't recall how many characters give their point-of-view, but most include at least the mention of one event in the quoted list.
There's an author whose stories might interest you: Tango Perú. The stories' beginning is similar to that of "Taking my Spring...", that is, a young man finds out that his family have family orgies and that he is the only excluded; or the young man knows there are such orgies but has to wait to be 18 to take part, to find out that when he is that age he isn't accepted because he isn't attractive enough an the women in the group plainly refuse him. Or there is as party where the new 18 years old men are in tents and receive there women who want to have sex with them, but when it's the protagonist'd turn, no woman visits him because he isn't attractive enough. But T.P.'s stories are very different from that point on: Let's just say that is very, very different (the young man plainly refuses his family). If you like this author's stories, there is a little problem: The author has a "slow" update schedule."
The author has a "slow" update schedule.
THAT is an understatement! lol. And some of his newer and, in my opinion, better ones, are unfinished ans appear to have been forgotten. Would love to see, and read, Faithless, The Prank, and An Unexpected Response completed.
Author goes by P Tango now - https://storiesonline.net/a/p-tango
SunSeeker
Oh, thanks for the heads up! It's been a long time since I read his work, so I completely forgot the name. You're right, 'slow' is an understatement, that's why I used the quotes!