I love Bare very much so I wrote my very first fic about it. Please be gentle but I would greatly appreciate feedback! Unfinished because I'm having trouble writing the smut cause I'm such a prude.

It's been eighteen years since the release of Bare a Pop Opera. Eighteen years since Jason's demise...

College AU. After Jason's near death experience Peter and Jason go their separate ways. Jason goes into treatment to cure his "same sex attraction" and Peter, forsaken by his family and friends goes to UC Berkeley and starts his life anew. 3 years later a chance encounter leads to the resurfacing of old feelings and the revisiting of old roles. Rating may change in later chapters

A series of 'What ifs' from Bare: A Pop Opera. Jason's death was the result of a lot of little events all adding up. If each of these events were altered would the ending be the same or not? Pop Opera canon.

Jason, Nadia, Peter, Ivy, Matt, Lucas, and so many others have a story to tell. Their own. (Pre-bare, During bare, After bare) *based off of the pop opera

A look into the lives of three crucial characters from Bare. Peter, Nadia and Ivy. What ever happened after graduation? TRIGGER WARNING

"Why did you do it?" "What the hell are you on about?" Jason interrupted, pushing himself up. "Everybody knows already."

Jason had not intended to audition. Still, he was word-perfect.

It's been two months, one week and five days since Jason killed himself, and Peter can't stop seeing his ghost everywhere he goes. But maybe everything isn't as cut and dry as it appears. And maybe it doesn't start with Peter at all. *So I'm not sure about the end of this chapter, it feels like it needs more. So if anyone has any ideas, please tell me cause I'm lost.

The following scenes Take Place After song 'Bare' from the opera, where two (gay) star-crossed lovers struggle among a religious school of misfit teens and drama, leading to one of their ultimate demises. Originally, Jason is met to die but the story is Altered to where he survives with everything continuing the same up to their graduation except this time; happily ever after!

It was only a matter of time before she found me. Nobody needed to know, it was a strange tale of lunchbox and david bowie. Not much else mattered after that as they took the long road toward sanity, and beyond

The three letters that Peter wrote for Jason. They progress with the show. Spoilers. Rated T to be safe.

"I couldn't think," he hisses, roughly, as though the words were catching in his throat, "all that time, I couldn't think of anything but you."

Peter and Jason spend the night inside of their new apartment, enjoying the warmth the two give each other on a cold, winter day. Contains sexual content.

It was Lucas's idea in the first place. T for character death.

"There has to be some sign/that now's the time/for both of us to go and find a new love/you go find yours and I'll go find mine." AU oneshot thing. Jason/Peter. Lyrics from "Circus" by 5j Barrow.

Peter Simmonds hated summer. Sort of stream-of-consciousness oneshot thing, or, I'm trying to experiment and have no clue what I'm doing.

Peter begins his freshman year at Berkeley, and struggles with his new identity and the loss of Jason.

In which Jason is everything good about Peter, and that's all he can ask for.

In which Peter picks dare and nobody cares. Rated T for language and substance usage.

In which Peter can't pick up the pieces and Ivy has had enough. Rated T for strong language.

In which Jason can't remember his lines and Peter looks beautiful in a dress. Rated T for strong language.

Peter was just a naive boy that believed in forever. Unfortunately for him, nothing lasts that long. A little poem that is written as a dialog. Hope you enjoy it! :D Don't own Bare

My twist on what happened in Bare: A Pop Opera/Bare: The Musical. Rating is T for language and talk of suicide, although, if you've seen either version of Bare you're fine. IMPORTANT: On hiatus for a couple of weeks so I can get caught up.

All alone in a city of millions, Peter Simmonds couldn't wait another fifteen years to be away from Jason McConnell. Tonight was the night/