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Explore released books tagged relationship on itch.io. Focused on an interpersonal relationship or set of relationships between characters (and frequently, the player). · Upload your released books to itch.io to have them show up here.
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A cultivator insists on repaying her life debt to a demoness. No one is happy with this development.
Help, My Roommate is Dragging Me Into His Sex Life
I (21M) hooked up with my ex-girlfriend’s (20F) new boyfriend (22M)
A parable that I needed to learn as an adult
The beloved chapbook of queer plant poetry, now available in digital format.
A true story about my small fear of big dogs
A Story of Playing a Tabletop RPG
Drug-fueled madness and doomed romance at an anime convention
M/M Romance Novella
One Piece Men Loving Men Fan Project
abstract ultraminizine about the sun
A magical love story.
a girl with wings and a girl with gills try to make it work
A "Grey Dawn" Story
Anthology of flash fiction imagining worlds with different kinds of primary relationships
Second person heartbreak
A fantasy drama, the start of an epic adventure of adventure and heartache.
This 4k-word story follows a werewolf whose casual lupine transformation expands with bigger assets than expected.
A Twine about love and life. A story about two people that slipped through the cracks of society and found each other.
notes from the automotive factory
A knight enters a cave to slay a dragon...with a lovecraftian twist!
perzine on boundaries and loss
A science fiction zine containing queer ecopoetry, visuals, essays
Sometimes, secrets don't stay buried
A Twine Interactive Fiction
Italian translation from the English for LocJAM Crime Story
Communication advice from a different perspective
This zine breaks down some of the ways trauma, shame, and fear keep us from connecting.
An exploration of love and its lingering effects.
A messy zine
baby's first fullsize zine :D
Poetry collection
Bring back the joy, respect, and connection of the beginning—by choosing “we” and “you” before “me.”
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