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Ready or Not

Instead of taking the basketball, Lu Guang walked away. Years later, Cheng Xiaoshi is moving to San Francisco, and Lu Guang is searching for the perfect place to start his business.

13.3k, rated T. Written for LC G4G (@sgdlraction) for kureru.bsky.social

#link click #bfm fics #i think its been nearly a year and a half since i posted on ao3 oops

bentofaxmachine

dear god take all of cxs and lg's pain and give it to the boston red sox front office

#this season man...#it hurts

idgaf i love the sound of my own voice

victusinveritas

for my sanity jd needs to be bisexual

#scrubs #scrubs abc #what even is the tag

"i think we're the memorial" rafael bob waksberg you will always be famous to me

#honestly one of the best shows ive watched. gets better w every rewatch #long story short

what so in my life im just gonna have to keep buying stuff and more stuff forever? im just gonna be told to buy other stuff and even more stuff forever??

trying to get back into writing the fuck you mean all i have in me is letterkenny

#letterkenny #wayne dary ppl get ready

clocks dont have sides

divorcedfranklangdon

I love that they included this scene of a white person making an ICE raid all about themselves. How a woman got illegally detained and injured, patients and medical personnel are terrified and scattering, and all she can talk about is the fact that she likes the restaurant that got raided

#the pitt

one of my fics is getting a HUGE boost in views recently but no one is fucking kudosing it im gonna have an aneurysm

#WHY???#ik you shouldnt track that stuff but it's all the sudden over the past couple of days

drmelking

I’m not going to defend Robby’s behavior towards Samira because it was wrong and cruel and deeply, deeply unprofessional. But I also find the reactions to it incredibly ironic. The Pitt is at its core about extreme burnout in the healthcare field, particularly amongst emergency medicine personnel, and how that ripples out and affects absolutely everyone around them—their colleagues, their relationships, the entire community. Over and over again, the Pitt asks of its audience: even in the face of extreme and sometimes unforgivable behavior, can you find the same empathy that is constantly and endlessly demanded of our healthcare providers? And for so many it seems like the answer to that question is a definitive, categorical no. Which funnily enough, is exactly the point the show is trying to make.

#the pitt