that Natasha doll shit thatâs big in Asia rn (China, Indonesia, Korea, etc.) is emblematic of why we say antiblackness is global. abusing a Black baby doll to relieve stress, in violent and pedophilic ways, & then going out of their way to take pictures of irl Black, African, and half-Black Asian children to brag that they found the âIRL Natasha dollâ? and comments under posts on Xiaohongshu saying they want to âpunchâ it (an irl Black child) up?
and in Spanish speaking circles online they sharing gore pictures of dead African babies in online chats so much it has a label named âBNDâ? Another Black teen was murdered recently by an Asian American store owner convinced he was stealing despite putting items back. He shot him in the back.
yall dont deserve nothing from Black people in any part of the diaspora, irdc. this shit makes me so angry but the demands for an expectation of actionable organizing and dismantling of the white supremacist project that is the US is laid at our collective feet and no one elseâs is so crazy to me. how are Black ppl supposed to generate trust for nonblack ppl that hasnât been demonstrated in a sustained, recent, manner, without us having to force the rest of the world to see us?
Idpol is divisive until itâs time to self adopt the moniker of the Global South and that often doesnât include & backseats Black African exploitation/extraction. itâs hella transparent how nonblack leftists only mention Sudan, Congo, Somalia, etc. as afterthoughts to their awareness and solidarity posts focusing on Palestine but feel entitled to call Black leftists âzog slavesâ for not making dedicated media to the issue they feel the most important, regardless if to these Black leftists making Black issues their focus and niche.
fucking crazy so many of yall got the nerve to posture moral superiority.
INCREDIBLY CONCERNING SPIKE IN ANTI-BLACKNESS IS HAPPENING RN.
Some of yall may have heard some of the shit that has been going on right now. I'm gonna give a quick run down of some of the stuff that has been happening. Note, this is not all, and it may never be all as much as I will try to update this.
(I am going to try and compile and briefly explain these as much as I can. There may be misinformation. Please inform me if I got something wrong.)
(This will also be updated with additional information and new topics added.)
1) Racist Chinese Dolls.
There are these dolls in China that are being called "Natasha" baby dolls. These dolls are not only very obvious caricatures of black people, but they are being advertised as a "stress relief" in which the people who buy these abuse it in various ways.
This links to a video of a compilation of the various "uses" of the doll. There are more in the replies of the tweet. (Another link to the same tweet just incase)
2) The Mocking, Abuse, and Dehumanization of Black Children.
Apart from the aforementioned doll, there are apparently people going around mocking, abusing, and dehumanizing black children.
Some people have compared black children to the doll.
Others have been going into African countries and have found ways to mock, abuse, and dehumanize black children for clout.
(Source 1 + Full Video) (Source 2)
There are more videos surfacing.
3) Black people are going missing.
Black people, especially children and teens have recently been going missing at an alarming rate. Some of these same people are turning up dead, deaths being ruled as "suicides."
While it generally unknown why many of these people are going missing, many suspect that their disappearances, deaths, and even lack of coverage is rooted in anti-blackness.
The following is a list of black people that have been reported missing as of recently. Please note that this is not a complete list (it may never be completed due to the fact that many of these disappearances will still occur as time passes) this may contain inaccurate information. Please inform me if that is the case.
By the time you see this, some of these people may have already been found either alive or deceased. This post will be updated overtime.
It is also heavily encouraged that you reblog this with more links to recent cases of missing black people if you are aware of any that arenât included on this list.
A/n: Squeal to đđ˘đŤđđđĽđ đ˘đ§ đđĄđđ¨đŹ
The apartment is too quiet when the Pitt crew arrives , it's the kind of quiet that only happens when chaos has finally exhausted itself.
The door is unlocked.Which is the first red flag.
Robby nudges it open with his shoulder, coffee in hand, already mid-sentence. âIâm telling you, if Jack doesnât stop lifting patients like heâs still twentyââ
He freezes.
Everyone freezes.
Because sprawled across the couch is you, very visibly pregnant again, dead asleep with one arm hanging off the cushion and your face smushed into a throw pillow like you lost a fight with exhaustion.
Next to you sits Jack.
Shirt wrinkled. Hair a mess. Dark circles under his eyes.
And attached to his prosthetic leg like a tiny feral animal?
Your toddler.
Gnawing on it.
Full mouth. Determined. Holding it with both hands.
Just going to town.
Thereâs a long, stunned silence.
Then Robby slowly lowers his coffee.ââŚJack.â
Jack doesnât even look up from the phone in his hand.âYeah.â
âYou do know,â Robby says carefully, âthat your child is actively chewing on your leg.â
Jack sighs tiredly.âSheâs teething.â
Whitaker blinks. âOn your prosthetic?â
âShe prefers it,â Jack mutters. âCold. Rubber texture. Apparently better than the twenty-seven teethers we bought.....it's not like I can feel what she's doing anyway..."
The toddler lets out a pleased little growl and chomps harder.
Robby stares. âIt that not....concerning for you?"
Jack finally looks up, eyes bloodshot.âBuddy, after the first time she licked it in Target, nothing feels weird anymore....you're welcome to try and pull her off...see where it will get you."
Dana presses her lips together, failing not to laugh.âOh my god.â Her head turns away as her shoulders start to shake.
Cassie whispers, âSheâs like a tiny beaver.â
Right on cue, your daughter gnaws enthusiastically and makes a proud little noise like sheâs accomplishing something important.
Jack pats her head gently.âEasy, monster. Thatâs Daddyâs leg, not corn on the cob.â
She ignores him.
Robby slowly scans you, the bump, the exhaustion, the chaos.ââŚwait.â
His eyes widen.âPregnant again?â
Jack exhales like a man who hasnât slept in weeks...because of course he hasnt.âYep.â
Silence.Then chaos.
âYouâre kidding.â
âAlready??â
âBRO.â
âJack!â
Dana bursts out laughing. âOh you two are brave.â
Jack deadpans, âOr incredibly stupid. Juryâs out.â
Robby rubs his face. âHow far along?â
âAlmost four months.â
Whitakerâs jaw drops. âAnd you didnât tell us?â
Jack gestures vaguely to the scene.
âWas gonna. Then she started biting furniture. Then your girl passed out standing up once. Then I forgot what day it was.â
Right then you shift in your sleep and mumble, half conscious,âJackâŚif she eats the leg again I swear to godââ
Jack gently steadies the toddler before she tips over.âSheâs not eating it. Just tenderizing.â
You groan and bury your face deeper into the pillow.
Robby loses it.Full laugh. Almost spills his coffee, the man feeling lighter than he ever did.âThis is the most Jack Abbott family moment I have ever seen.â
Dana wipes her eyes. âYou two look like war survivors.â
Jack nods. âWe havenât slept since Tuesday. Itâs Friday. I think.â
Dennis crouches near the toddler. âHey sweetheart."She looks at him, smiles then snaps at him , Dennis jumps back eyes wide. âShe's a bit...feral.â
Robby shakes his head in disbelief.âSo let me get this straight. Youâve got a teething menace, a pregnant wife passed out cold, and youâre just⌠accepting leg consumption as a lifestyle?â
Jack stares at the ceiling.âThis is my life now.â
Dana pats his shoulder. âWe brought food.â
Jackâs eyes almost water.âYouâre angels.â
Robby smirks. âWe also brought coffee. Strong enough to wake the dead."
Jack finally smiles.âMarry me.â
âY/n will murder me,â Robby says. âBut Iâll babysit.â
Your daughter immediately growls at him protectively over her prosthetic prize.
Robby slowly backs up.âNever mind. She is feral.â
Jack sighs fondly.âYeah. But sheâs ours.â
He looks at you sleeping, then at your belly, then at the tiny gremlin chewing his leg.âTired. Broke. Covered in bite marks.Worth it.â
From the couch you mumble sleepily,âJackâŚif we have twins this time Iâm blaming youâŚâ
The whole crew bursts into laughter.Jack closes his eyes.ââŚplease donât put that into the universe.â
Jack lets out a slow breath through his nose, the universal sound of a man being judged by his coworkers in his own living room.
Langdon is still staring at the toddler like sheâs a scientific anomaly.
âOkay, Iâm sorry, I still cannot get over this,â he says, gesturing wildly. âTeething rings werenât an option and really⌠you got Y/n pregnant again? You need to stay off of her. How old is your child again?â
Jackâs jaw tightens.âItâs not like Iâm feeling anything,â he replies flatly, eyes locked forward. âItâs a prosthetic leg.â
He absolutely does not answer the age question.
Everyone notices.
Santos narrows her eyes immediately.âOh. Youâre dodging. That means the number is bad.â
Melissa leans forward nervously as the toddler chomps harder.âShouldnât someone grab her? Iâm concerned about her teeth. And⌠your leg. Mostly her teeth though.â
âSheâs fine,â Jack mutters. âDoctor said cold pressure helps. And she refuses frozen fruit. Trust me, we tried.â
The toddler growls proudly around the prosthetic.
Whitaker whispers, âShe sounds like a raccoon defending trash.â
Langdon rubs his face.âJack. How. Old.â
Jack exhales like a man walking into his own execution.ââŚten months.â
Dead silence.
Then Santos explodes.âTEN MONTHS?!â
Melissaâs hand flies to her mouth. âJACK!â
Langdon shouts, âBRO THAT ISNâT EVEN A YEAR!â
Santos points accusingly.âSheâs what, almost a year and you already got her pregnant? You have a weak pull-out game, Abbott.â
Jack finally snaps his head around. "First of all....rude. Second...we were tired, okay? Third,it only takes once.â
Langdon cackles.âONCE?? Thatâs what every man says before a second baby shows up!â
From the couch you groan in your sleep and shift, one hand automatically resting on your bump.
âJack⌠tell them to stop yelling⌠the babyâs gonna start doing gymnasticsâŚâ
Everyone freezes.
Whitaker whispers, âShe said baby singular.â
Santos gasps. âOh thank god.â
Jack sighs in relief. âYeah. One. Weâre not that cursed.â
Melissa squints. âYet.â
The toddler chooses that moment to clamp down harder.
Jack flinches, his prosthetic leg jostles from his daughter's enthusiasm. âOkay â see...that one was personal.â
Langdon laughs so hard he has to lean on the wall.âI really need to pay attention more,â he says between breaths. âHow did we not realize she was pregnant again?â
Santos gestures broadly at the scene.âWe were distracted by the child eating medical equipment!â
Melissa shakes her head.âYou two look like exhausted raccoons in love.â
Jack stares lovingly at you.âAccurate.â
Langdon sighs dramatically.âI canât believe this is your life.â
Jack shrugs.âYesterday she tried to lick a grocery cart. Last week she bit a firefighter. Today itâs my leg. Growth.â
Santos smirks.âSo what Iâm hearing is you should invest in knee pads.â
Jack throws a pillow at her.âGet out of my house.â
Everyone bursts out laughing as the toddler squeals, you mumble something about pancakes in your sleep, and Jack looks around at the chaos with tired affection.
ââŚyeah,â he says softly. âThis tracks.â
Robby blinks at the scene one more time â the gnawed prosthetic, you dead asleep, Jack looking like a man whoâs fought a war against teething â then finally exhales.
He steps forward.
Before Jack can react, Robby gently but confidently scoops the toddler up.She makes an offended little noise.
âHey, hey,â Robby murmurs automatically, rocking her like heâs done this a thousand times on shift with tired parents. âI got you, tiny menace.â
She immediately tries to bite his sleeve.
Robby jerks back. ââOkay nope, weâre not starting that habit with Uncle Robby.â
Jack watches with mild awe.âShe usually only goes for me.â
âLucky me,â Robby mutters, bouncing her until she forgets about violence.
He glances at you, out cold, breathing slow, hand resting protectively on your bump.
Then back at Jack.
âIâll watch her for a bit,â Robby says softly. âLet you two, uh⌠rest.â
Jackâs shoulders sag in visible relief.âYeah,â he breathes. âYeah thatâd be great.â
The toddler immediately settles against Robbyâs chest like sheâs clocked out for her own nap shift.
Traitor.
Robby looks down at her, then back up at Jack with a smirk.âAnd Jack.â
âYeah?â
Robby pauses dramatically.âAfter Y/n gives birth to this child⌠please stay off your wife.â
Jack closes his eyes.âRobbyââ
âOr,â Robby continues, dead serious, âinvest in condoms. Or better pull-out timing. Or a calendar. Or a priest.â
Santos snorts.âPreferably all four.â She mutters.
Melissa adds, âWeâre begging you.â
Langdon crosses his arms. âYour fertility stats are terrifying.â
Jack groans.âWe get it. Iâm potent..."
Robby laughs. âPotent isnât the word, man. Youâre a public health concern.â
The toddler snores lightly against his chest.
Robby softens instantly.ââŚokay but sheâs actually really cute when sheâs not gnawing on medical equipment.â
Jack smiles tiredly.âShe gets that from her mom.â
Whitaker nods. âThe feral part or the cute part?â
âYes.â
Robby starts pacing gently with her.âYou two sleep. Iâll run interference for a bit.â
Summary: Youâre a normal person with the unfortunate position of having him as your soulmate. Youâve never met the guy, but youâve been hearing his inner thoughts most of your life, and he should absolutely be locked up.
There were a lot of ways to discover your soulmate in this world. Some people got matching marks. Others shared pain, memories, and dreams. You? You got an internal monologue. And he is deranged.
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Characters are chosen by poll & the author's choice. All are welcome to ask for a character not below, but please check on my search page to see if Iâve already replied. Youâre also welcome to send ideas, and Iâll credit you if I use them; however, this is not a certainty. I try to cycle through popular and less popular characters.
Finished Characters:
'Firefist' Ace D. Portgas Extra
'Heavenly Demon' Donquixote Doflamingo: One, Two, Three Extra, Ep One & Two
'Hawk-Eyes' Dracule Mihawk : One, Two
Trebol: One, Two
Buggy the Clown: One, Two, Three
Rosinante Donquixote: One, Two Bad Ending
Charlotte Katakuri: One, Two, Three, Four
Donquixote Mjosgard
Shakuyaku "Shakky"
Gol D. Roger Extra Alt Ending
'Surgeon of Death' Trafalgar D. Water Law: One, Two, Three Extra
'Black Leg' Sanji : One, Two, Three
Kaido, King of the Beasts: One, Two, Extra
'Mountain-Eater' Scopper Gaban Extra
'Demon Child' Nico Robin
Marco the Phoenix: One, Two
'The Supersonic' Van Auger: One, Two
Rob Lucci: One, Two Extra
'Kizaru' Borsalino: One, Two
'Dark King' Silvers Rayleigh: One, Two, Three, Four Five Extra
Edward âWhitebeardâ Newgate: One, Two AU Rescue, Ex
Shiryu of the Rain Epilogue
'Gold Emperor' Gild Tersoro: One, Two
'Sharpshooter' Benn Beckman: One Two Three Four Five
Fisher Tiger 'Hero of the Slaves'
Coming Soon:
Shachi & Penguin for @thisloserhere and @11037-leon-danganronpa
'First Son of the sea' Jinbe for @physics-of-one-piece
'4th Commander' Thatch for @ocean-mochi
Flame Emperor Sabo for @sourberrey
Yamato for @redpool
Eustess 'Captain' Kid for @peachycheekz
Saint Charlos for @strangerdcd
Izou for @izouizouletdownyourhair
The List:
'Red Dog' Sakazuki Akainu for @murdermorder
Vista for @whiteplates
'Green Bull' Aramaki for @blue-batty-coco
Massacre 'Soldier' Killer for @thisloserhere @thatanonymouschocolate
Denjiro for @echosact
Paulie for @sam-aint-here & @oatslove12
âWhite Hunterâ Smoker for @trouble-sistar
Kaku for @heartclock-20
Basil Hawkins for @sbratsbrat
Koby the Hero for @liqura
King the Conflagration for @physics-of-one-piece
'Demon Sheriff' Laffitte for @mort-alicious
Magellan for @05102021
Perospero for @spiced-apple
Limejuice for @pango-rango
Iceburg for sorasails and @spicykimchistew
Hongo for @hajangaworthy
Caesar Clown for @catchingsumzzzz
Shephard Sommers for ????
Rimoshifu Killingham for @doodledeerest
'Supreme Ruler' Imu for @kosavak & @physics-of-op-main
Gladius for Fizzzyyyyyy
Charlotte Perospero for @spiced-apple
Charlotte Cracker
'Hero of the Marine's' Monkey D. Garp for @pastaparker @thatanonymouschocolate
Sengoku the Buddha
'Pirate Mercenary' Hadjurin for @www-c4sper
Cavendish of the White Horse
'Champion of the Arena' Diamante for Guitar Anon
Vinsmoke siblings
X Drake for @ES0
Enel the "God" of Skypiea for @zephyrneko
Bartolomeo the Cannibal for @emeraldbriarwritings
Spandam for @wontknowbetter
'Iron Man' Franky for @wontknowbetter & @whirlybirdjnr
'Soul King' Brooks for @whirlybirdjnr
Gecko Mora for @boowiththewind
'Rebellious' Dragon for @imactuallylosing it & thesmolestsage
Rocks D. Xebec for @imactuallylosingitt
'Red-Leg' Zeff for ???
Lucky Roux for @theivorywriter
Yasopp for @kezibear
Kikunojo for @forbiddenshamblerknight
Bogard for @ari-chan18
Shiki the Golden Lion for @Mollys--stuff
Specials:
Garling Figarland for @chocolina99
Kuzan Aokiji for MYSELF
Monkey D Luffy for @thatchickwithfoodintheback
'Blackbeard' Mashall D. Teach for @directioncomet
Red-Haired Shanks for @la-dee-dumb
Sir Crocodile for Clarence98 & @oatslove12
Shamrock Figarland for @the-tiniest-breakfast & @mooniekins
Cw: infidelity, reader is verging on OC here, very light physical description (wears glasses, is shorter than soap)
Regency!AU where youâve just entered an arranged marriage with John MacTavish, and youâve already heard whispers from servants and nobles alike about the girls heâs entertaining on the side. You sigh, disappointed but not surprised.
Heâs never shown any interest in you. Not during your debut, not in any courting season, and certainly not now that youâre married. Quiet, studious, with no interest in socializing beyond a small circle. If anything, youâve only ever been an obstacle to himâ your desire for quiet and to study the flowers has robbed many a late night garden tryst of its privacy at social galas.
Not to mention your spectacles. Heâs never understood some menâs taste for those.
But your family was of no small renown (distantly related to the royal family, some gossiped), and his had connections overseas. The match made sense. Well, to anyone but the people who had met you both.
Heâll admit youâve piqued his curiosity when you invite him to speak with you privately. You couldnât mean to confront him regarding his dalliances, could you? Because it wouldnât do you any good. He needs some kind of stimulation in this dull, countryside manor.
You smile at the maid as she departs, having just set down the silver tea tray and chatted with you for a spell while you awaited your lord husbandâ late as usual. Heâs always found it strange how you keep such a closer rapport with servants of all people.
You stand to greet him as he enters the garden, smiling like you donât have a care in the world. Sweetly. You tuck a strand of hair back into place. That is, right before you slap him across the face. Hard.
And the poor man, heâs reelingâ feels as if the wind has been knocked out of him. Since when could you hit harder than some of his mates? That train of thought ends when you grab him by the lapels and yank him downward to eye level. The fury he sees cannot be overstated.
âYou think I care that my man-whore of a husband wants to wet his cock? I donât. But should you wish to keep your manhood, youâll do so in private,â you grit out, teeth bared at him. âIâll not be humiliated by you. Iâll not be the subject of pitying gossip. Do not provoke me. Am I clear?â
He nods hastily once he re-learns how to move his head. You let go, but not without a slight shove that he sheepishly struggles to recover from. âGood. Now leave me be.â
You proceed to arrange your skirt suitably and sit at the garden table, picking up a cup to sip from, opening a journal and perusing it as if he isnât even there.
Johnny leaves the garden quietly, retreating to your (scarcely) shared chambers to catch his breath.
And for a week or two, no words reach your ears about his liaisons. Itâs a blissful time, but your satisfaction doesnât last for long.
Because your husband has suddenly become nauseatingly affectionate. Scarcely leaving your side when he has his way, prompting you to sneak him improper kisses, holding your hand so he can kiss his way up your wrist in a most unbecoming way.
More than once, you hear of his former paramours. Humiliated, snubbed by him seemingly out of nowhere when youâd only told him not stick his hands up their skirts in plain view of others. Now he seemingly only has eyes for you, calling you bonnie and darlin and all other manner of sickening pet names. Heâs even taken to playfully plucking the spectacles from your faceâ sometimes to clean them when they fog up from a hot drink, other times to hold them behind his back for ransom while he demands a kiss in exchange for their safe return.
My god, and the vile things he whispers to you when you find yourselves alone. Begging you to let him lift your skirts, to see that cute little cunt and give it a good licking, telling you about how he stroked himself in the bath last night thinking about you, how you should join him tonightâ
Worst of all, heâs asking all manner of inane questions. Namely, which room you want to become the nursery.
âžâ.Ë Magical girl yuri?? On WEBCOMIC DAY?? âžâ.Ë
HONEY AND THE MOON is a magical girl webcomic about a depressed teenager's friendship with her bubbly classmate who has already accepted her own fate! It's queer, funny, and is only gonna get crazier from here!!
SYNOPSIS: Magical-girl-in-denial Anusha doesn't feel like she can be anybody's hero anytime soon! But her classmate Ellie has fully accepted her own magical girl fate, and although Anusha is scared of the responsibility (and danger!), Ellie is excited to have a new friend with such a special thing in common with her!
Friendship and love blooms, but so does uncertainty. As Ellie and Anusha uncover a mystery, they begin to wonder-- are they meant to be, or is this dream team doomed to be star-crossed forever?
So dragon!reader who joins the team and is enamored with Vampire!Ghost. You wanted, no needed add him to your hoard. Mating season was coming up an a couple of months and you were set on Ghost being your partner.
Youâd slip him jewelry, a few gemstones and shark teeth youâd collected. But theyâd always turn up right back at your door or in your hoard. It was a little discouraging but you were already very attached and in love. Dragons were stubborn by nature and territorial so itâd take a lot to dissuade you from pursuing Ghost. The one thing would be if an older, more powerful dragon already had claim to Ghost, and that was the case.
Ghost already belonged to dragon!John Price. At a little over a month into you joining the 141 Ghost came to Price a little concerned for all the effort youâd been putting in to court him.
This morning youâd shyly given him an onxy spear head attached to a necklace rope chain. Youâd made him a necklace that looked like youâd spent all night on it. Based on the dark circles and exhausted but proud look in your eyes it had taken multiple nights.
He knocked and came into Priceâs office. âJohn? I think the new dragons is tryân to court meâ Ghost dropped the onxy spearhead necklace unceremoniously on Priceâs desk. Price stared at it taking it into his hands and feeling it. Youâd obviously used your talons to do it and lots of time and loveâŚHe had a problem, sure he gave you the benefit of the doubt you didnât know Simon was his mate but it still made him growl. Simon gave him a look and took the necklace back. âIâve been trying to turn em down by not acceptinâ their gifts but young dragons are tenacious and they wonât give upâŚyou need to talk to âem Johnâ Price sighed, knowing Ghost was awful with emotional situations, if he made Ghost do the confrontation heâd probably cause you to fall into depression or heâd risk you getting aggressive. Young dragons were fairly aggressive, not that a strong vampire like Ghost couldnât handle you but heâd rather avoid an all out brawl.
Price sighed and nodded âIâll talk to em, let them down easyâ Simon kissed him making John give a pleased grumble. âItâs probably because springâs coming up. Theyâre looking for a partner so itâs probably just hormonal and a stern talking will do the trickâ Price hoped it was. He hoped your were young, dumb, and very shallow that youâd hook yourself on another young hybrid on base. How wrong he would be.
Seeing your behavior towards Ghost trying to get him into your nest for the spring was a little bittersweet. Priceâs hope you were shallow died quickly as he watched you. You were serious about Ghost. Even if he found you sweet, you werenât taking a part of his hoard, not now not ever. Price called you to his office after a sparing session where you just ogled at Ghost causing you to loose to him.
He sat you down in his office and explained to you. He couldnât figure out how to start the conversation so he left the words tumble from his lips. âGhost is apart of my hoard. In fact heâs my mateâ once the words left his lips he watched your face fall. Although seeing you sad made Price feel awful he couldnât just let you take Ghost from him. âI of course didnât expect you to be aware of this, itâs not public information. Normally dragons settle this in brawls but since you didnât know iâm giving you a chance to back off. Find someone else for springâ
He dropped your courting gift in front of you unceremoniously watching your face twist from anger to disappointment. Then this empty and heartbroken expression fell upon your face. âIâm sorryâ you weakly forced out an apology and quickly left the room before bursting into tears. That couldâve gone betterâŚ
âAw⌠itâs a puppy!â You gasped, dragging your friends along as you wandered to the tree line encapsulating your small town. You had just started walking home from a day spent shopping and hanging out when you suddenly spotted the most beautiful stray youâd ever seen. He was laying down by the forest that separated the town from a military base, his unruly light fur almost glowing in the slowly rising moon.
You paid no mind to the wet grass below you as you got on your knees beside the dog, petting him like he was your childhood pet. He didnât move, just letting you pet him as your friends tugged on your bag.
âCâmon, it probably has like, a hundred diseases,â your friend said, eyeing the dog with disdainâas she did with most animals.
You were about to shoot back with a huffed retort when the dog started growling. You jumped back, and decided to follow your friendâs advice as you all rushed back to the main path and head home.
Later, on the other side of the woods, Ghost walked into the base with a scowl. He plopped down with a beer and said nothing as he sipped on it with a tense jaw. Soap poked and prodded at him, attempting to reveal what made him so pissy. He usually was in a pretty good mood after being able to shift and race through the forest all day.
Ghost gave him nothing but a few choice words that made Gaz laugh from nearby, souring his mood further.
He had been lathered in attention from that sweet towns-girl, only to ruin it by growling at her friend. He would try again, and each attempt where you rushed awayâthinking he was going to bite youâhe would return to base, dejected and ticked.
â° Summary: Sam goes full nerd: researches squirting like itâs his next law school paper, force-feeds you water for 72 hours, eats you out until you see god, then methodically fucks you until you squirt on his cock tooâjust to âconfirm the hypothesis.â
â°Warnings: smut, squirting, edging, overstimulation, oral (f receiving), dirty talk, hydration kink(?) if thatâs a thing now, messy sex, wet sheets
Sam disappears into research mode for like three days straight.
You catch him at 3 a.m. with seventeen tabs open: âPhysiology of female squirting: a reviewâ, âRole of G-spot stimulation and pelvic floor contractionsâ, âDoes hydration status affect squirting volume?â, some sketchy Reddit threads titled âI made her gush 911â, and an actual peer-reviewed article he printed out and highlighted. With different colors. Because heâs Sam.
He starts operation âhydration protocolâ like youâre training for a marathon.
Every time you turn around thereâs a new glass of water.
âBaby, you need to stay hydrated.â
âSam Iâve had four liters today.â
âYeah but that was before lunch.â
Heâs so earnest about it. Keeps refilling your bottle with that soft little âIâm doing this because I love you and also scienceâ smile that makes you want to both kiss him and strangle him.
Then night falls.
Heâs been edging you for an hour alreadyâslow, filthy, focused oral like heâs writing his dissertation with his tongue. Forehead glistening. Hair falling in his eyes. That little furrow between his brows he gets when heâs concentrating really hard. Heâs got two long fingers curled inside you, pressing that spot that makes your thighs shake, and heâs sucking your clit with this rhythmic pull thatâs actually insane.
Youâre begging. Youâre crying a little. Youâre definitely soaking his chin.
And then it happens.
The pressure builds different this timeâsharper, fuller, almost scaryâand he knows. He fucking knows.
He pulls off just enough to rasp, âLet go, sweetheart. Iâve got you. Let it happen.â
You do.
You arch so hard your back leaves the mattress and you gushâhardâright against his mouth.
He groans like he just won the lottery.
Doesnât stop. Just keeps licking through it, slower now, helping you ride the aftershocks while he murmurs, âThatâs it⌠fuck, look at you⌠so fucking beautifulâŚâ
You think heâs done.
He is not done.
He wipes his mouth with the back of his hand, eyes black with intent, and saysâvery seriously, like heâs presenting his thesis defense
âI need to know if itâs just oral or if penetration can trigger it too.â
You blink. Still panting. âSamââ
âItâs for science,â he says, already hard and leaking against your thigh. âI have a control variable now. I need to test the independent one.â
Youâre too fucked out to argue with Winchester logic.
He flips you onto your stomach firstâbecause âangle mattersââslides in so slow itâs torture, lets you feel every inch while heâs whispering anatomy facts against your ear like dirty talk.
âSee how deep I can get⌠right against your anterior wall⌠thatâs where the Skeneâs glands are⌠fuck, youâre so wet alreadyâŚâ
He builds it again.
Deliberate thrusts. Deep. Focused. Changes the angle every time your breathing changes until he finds the one that makes you sob into the pillow.
His hand snakes around to rub tight circles on your clit at the same time andâoh god.
Youâre shaking.
Youâre pleading.
Youâre definitely going to black out.
âSamâSam I canâtââ
âYou can,â he growls, voice wrecked. âYouâre gonna do it again. For me. Come on, baby, give it to meââ
He slams in hard one last time, pins you down with his whole body, fingers relentless on your clit andâ
You break.
Itâs louder this time. Wetter. Messier.
You squirt so hard it soaks his thighs, the sheets, probably the fucking headboard.
He loses it. Groans your name like a prayer, fucks you through it with these wild, desperate thrusts until heâs coming too, buried so deep you feel him pulse inside you.
When itâs over he collapses half on top of you, both of you drenched and panting.
Long silence.
Then, in the tiniest, most smug voice:
ââŚHypothesis confirmed.â
You wheeze out a laugh. âYouâre insane.â
âYeah,â he mumbles against your shoulder, already kissing the sweat off your skin. âBut Iâm your insane.â
He reaches for the water bottle on the nightstand without even looking.
âDrink,â he says softly.
âSamââ
âHydration protocol isnât over yet.â
Youâre never going to survive this man.
â° a/n: sam would deadas keep a little notebook âshe reached squirting threshold at 22:47 via combined digital-oral stimulationâ âpenetrative squirting achieved at 23:12 after 17 minutes of consistent G-spot pressureâ
heâs so proud of his data
youâre so in love with him itâs disgusting
It was 3 AM i couldnât get it out of my head and i wrote it so sorry if there are any typos)
Youâre getting stalked by a giant Russian soldier.
Obviously, youâre into it.
(Aka, Nikto stalks you, and upon approaching you, things go very well.)
Warnings/tags: NSFW/18+, Dead Dove: Do Not Eat, stalking, dark romance, dark fluff, mentions of canon-typical stuff (murder, torture, etc), military inaccuracies, smut (penetrative sex, oral, grinding), loss of virginity, dark thoughts, ambiguous penetration/ambiguous sex for gender neutral reader, brief animal abuse, reader has vague familial issues, Google translated Russian.
i read "when did you get so hot?" and i think about them two some time later, soo can i ask you for request? maybe theyâre in a relationship. spencer being the responsible guy, do the dishes, assemble a chair from IKEA *wink wink*. anyway, love your work!!
tears run down (on my thighs) - s. reid
criminal minds masterlist || part 1 - when did you get hot?
Summary: spencer reid would not use sex to convince you to come back to the fbi... or would he?    Â
Pairing:Â laterseasons!spencer reid x fem!reader
Word Count: 2.9kÂ
Warnings: flirty reid, like itâs probaby incorrect characterisation but i honestly do not care, also gossip sesh with the girlies, penelope and jj having absolute time of their lives watching the reader suffer, of course talk about sex (obvi), manipulation, sex as a manipulation tactic
Please also note that all of my works are protected under copyright, and not available for reposting on other platforms.Â
âI need to talk to you,â you announce, walking into the room uninvitedâand frankly not caring about the lack of decorum on your part. Not that Penelope would mind, of course, she has done the same to you multiple times over the past however many years of your friendship, after all. Â
âI need to talk to you,â you announce, walking into the room uninvitedâand frankly not caring about the lack of decorum on your part. Not that Penelope would mind, of course, she has done the same to you multiple times over the past however many years of your friendship, after all. Â
Penelope turns to you on her swivel chair, her eyebrows rising with surprise, âHello to you... too?âÂ
You blow out a breath, hands on your hips. âSorry. Hi. Hello. Greetings. Iâm great. How are you?âÂ
Penelope narrows her eyes at you like sheâs running a full psychological evaluation, and then, much to your dismay, a wicked smile widens on her face. âYouâre flustered.âÂ
âI am fine.âÂ
âYouâre lying.â That one is accusatory, not that sheâs wrong, but also not something you expect.Â
You groan. âPenelope, I need to talk to you.âÂ
âOh, okay,â she chirps, rolling her chair closer like sheâs about to conduct a deposition. âIs this about the thing? Or like⌠the thing?âÂ
âPenelope,â you warn.Â
She gasps dramatically. âItâs the thing.âÂ
Before you can respond, another voice cuts in from the doorway. âWhoâs talking about a thing?â JJ walks in holding two files, looking far too perceptive for your liking.Â
âOh perfect,â Penelope beams. âYouâre just in time, weâre having a crisis.âÂ
âWe are not having a crisis,â you snap. âNo crisis. Zero crisis. Negative crisis.âÂ
JJ raises a brow. âRight. Thatâs why you look like youâre going to burst into flames if I say Spen-âÂ
Hands still on your hips, your eyes narrow as you look at the two blonds in front of you. âListen, do you guys want to hear how Spencer Reid is using sex to convince me to come back to the FBI, or not?âÂ
There is a beat of utter silence, then:Â
Penelope slams both hands onto her desk. âYES.âÂ
JJ nearly drops her files. âIâokay, hang onâwhat?âÂ
You pinch the bridge of your nose. âDonât make me say it twice.â Youâre not above begging, and thankfully, it seems you wonât have to. Â
Penelope leans forward, elbows on her desk, and chin in her hands. âOh, youâre absolutely saying it twice.âÂ
JJ sets her files aside and crosses her arms. âStart from the beginning. And donât leave out details,â she mentions you to sit, âhave a seat, girlfriend.âÂ
The BAU has been understaffed for months. Theyâre drowning in cases. Emily asked youâgently, in that soft voice she uses when she knows sheâs asking for a huge favor, though also respectfully, consider coming back. Youâd said youâd think about it. That was three weeks ago. And after three weeks of sexual manipulation delivered in absolute precision of your boyfriend, you donât know whether to curse or thank Emily Prentiss for the best sex of your life.Â
It had started so innocent, or thatâs what you thought. After spending the first couple of months of your relationship in your own bubble, it was easy to forget the world outside of itâQuantico, cases, the constant weight of being needed. Youâd left the BAU for a reason, whether it was because of burnout or grief. Or perhaps a quiet, desperate need to be something other than useful. Â
And Spencer knew that, of course, he did. Â
Thatâs why he never talked about why you left.Â
And ever so foolishly, you thought you had an understanding between the two of you: he keeps the horrors of the office at the office, and you keep your peaceful, civilian life at home. But Spencer Reid doesnât play by the rules when heâs determined, and apparently, heâs determined to have you back in a tactical vest beside himâand he is not afraid to play dirty to get what he wants.Â
âHeâs using psychological conditioning!â you hiss, pacing the small, tech-cluttered space. âItâs subtle. Itâs genius. ItâsâŚÂ itâs exhausting.âÂ
Penelopeâs eyes are practically vibrating with excitement. âExplain. Give me the data points. I need a spreadsheet.âÂ
âTwo nights ago,â you begin, counting off on your fingers. âI was telling him about my new jobâthe one with the reasonable hours and the zero chance of being kidnapped by a serial killer. He didn't say a word. He just started kissing my neck, right behind my ear, and whispered that my brain was clearly suffering from a lack of âenvironmental stimulationâ.âÂ
JJ lets out a suppressed snort, trying to hide her reaction behind a well-timed cough. âHe did not.âÂ
âHe did! And then he told me, while his hands were doing things that should be illegal in at least twelve statesâthat the adrenaline spike of a high-stakes case is the only thing that truly satisfies a mind like mine.â You stop, breathless and red-faced. âI almost agreed to sign my reinstatement papers right there on the headboard.âÂ
âOh sugarplum,â Penelope sighs, âthat wouldâve made our poor Unit Chief Prentiss a very happy lady.â Â
âEmily would probably give him a medal for recruitment,â you groan, finally collapsing into the ergonomic chair Penelope practically shoved under you. âItâs not just the talking, itâs the methodology. Last night, I told him I was looking at weekend getaways, and he started tracing the line of my jaw with his thumb. He looked me dead in the eye and said that while relaxation is a biological necessity, my specific cognitive profile thrives on the 'bonding through shared trauma' that only the team provides.âÂ
JJ leans against her chair, an impressed smirk playing on her lips. âHeâs rewarding the thought of the BAU with dopamine, kind of like Pavlovâs dogs.âÂ
âHeâs rewarding it with a lot more than dopamine, JJ!â you cry out, gesturing wildly at your own flushed face. âI went to his place to stand my ground. I had a whole speech prepared about work-life balance and the beauty of corporate consulting. I didn't even get past the foyer before he started talking about the 'unmatched neurological intimacy' of working a joint profile.âÂ
âAnd?â Penelope prompts, leaning so far forward sheâs nearly nose-to-nose with you. âWhat happened to the speech?âÂ
âThe speech is in the trash. Along with my resolve. And probably my dignity,â you mutter. âHe backed me against the door and whisperedâ literally whispered into my skin that if I came back, we wouldnât have to waste twenty minutes every evening catching each other up on our days because weâd have lived them together. Then he showed me exactly what he meant by 'efficiency'.âÂ
Thereâs a beat of silence in the room. Penelope looks like sheâs just witnessed a miracle, and JJ is shaking her head in disbelief. âI always knew he was a genius,â JJ says softly, âbut I didn't realize he was a diabolical genius.âÂ
âI honestly donât know whether to be happy about all the âfulfillmentâ Iâve experienced, or file a formal grievance with the Bureau for unethical recruitment tactics,â you finish, burying your face in your hands.Â
Penelope lets out a sound that is half-gasp, half-giggle. âI wouldnât file that grievance, honey. Keep that gift horse, and its extremely high IQ, exactly where it is.âÂ
âItâs not a gift!â you protest, though the way your heart flutters says otherwise. âItâs a trap! A beautiful, six-foot-one, sweater-vested trap. Heâs making me associate my career with my⌠my physiological satisfaction.âÂ
âI think you mean your very specific needs,â JJ clarifies with a wink, her eyes dancing with an unholy amusement. âIâm sorry weâre enjoying your suffering,â JJ finishes, clearly not sorry at all, âbut this is objectively fascinating.âÂ
âFascinating?â You repeat weakly through your fingers. âHeâs weaponizing emotional intimacy.âÂ
Penelope tilts her head thoughtfully. âCounterpoint: heâs using his natural gifts in the service of love and workplace retention.âÂ
âThat is not better!â you groan.Â
JJ pushes off the desk and begins pacing slowly, slipping into the same thoughtful cadence she uses when theyâre building a profile. âOkay, letâs look at the facts. Spencer is patient, highly strategic, andââÂ
âDangerously persuasive,â you interrupt.Â
ââand deeply attached to you,â JJ finishes calmly. âSo, from his perspective, getting you back at the BAU solves multiple problems at once.âÂ
âName one,â you challenge.Â
Penelope raises a finger. âOne: he misses working with you.âÂ
Another finger. âTwo: the team misses you.âÂ
JJ adds a third. âThree: youâre extremely good at the job.âÂ
âAnd four,â Penelope says brightly, âhe gets to see you more often and apparently continue his⌠conditioning experiments.âÂ
You stare at her. âYouâre both the worst.âÂ
Before either of them can respond, a familiar voice drifts in from the hallway.Â
âWell, technically it isnât conditioning.â And suddenly, all three of you freezeâbecause the voice doesnât belong to either one of you. Â
Spencer stands in the doorway, leaning against the frame with a stack of case files tucked under one arm and a deceptively mild expression on his face. He looks every bit the boyish professor in his layered knits and slightly oversized messenger bag, but the way his eyes lock onto yoursâdark, focused, and humming with a terrifyingly sharp intellectâsuggests heâs heard much more of this conversation than youâd like.Â
"Technically," he repeats, stepping into the room with that rhythmic, long-legged stride that usually makes your heart skip for all the right reasons, "itâs a form of positive reinforcement designed to strengthen a specific behavioral response. Conditioning implies a lack of agency, whereas Iâm simply highlighting the natural, symbiotic relationship between your professional fulfillment and your... personal well-being."Â
Penelope lets out a sound that is dangerously close to a squeak, her hands flying to her mouth. JJ just leans back against a server rack, crossing her arms with an "I told you so" smirk that you would love to slap off her face.Â
You point at him slowly, horror creeping up your spine, as you accuse him. âYou were eavesdropping.âÂ
Spencer blinks once, an innocent smile creeping on his face. âI was walking to Garciaâs office.âÂ
âYou stopped.â You narrow your eyes at him.Â
Spencer shrugs, âYes.âÂ
Penelope lowers her hands from her mouth. âFor how long, exactly?âÂ
Spencer thinks about it. Actually, thinks about it. âLong enough to hear the part about the headboard.âÂ
You make a strangled noise. JJ presses her lips together again, her shoulders shaking. And you can practically hear Penelopeâs internal scream. âFantastic,â you mutter, dropping back into the chair. âGreat. Wonderful. Iâm thrilled.âÂ
Spencer doesnât even have the grace to look embarrassed. Instead, he sets the stack of files down on Penelopeâs desk with a deliberate thud, his fingers lingering on the manila folders as he turns his full attention back to you. The fluorescent lights of the technical suite catch the amber in his eyes, making them look warmerâand far more calculating than usual.Â
âThe headboard comment was an interesting data point,â he says, his voice dropping an octave. âThough, if weâre being academically rigorous, I believe your exact words were âsigning reinstatement papersâ on said headboard. Which, from a legal standpoint, would likely be contested due to the... distracting nature of the environment.âÂ
âSpencer!â you hiss, looking at JJ and Penelope, who are both vibrating with the kind of glee usually reserved for closing a serial killer's case file.Â
âI'm just saying,â he continues, stepping closer until heâs effectively boxed you into the ergonomic chair. He leans down, bracing one hand on the armrest and the other on the desk behind you. The scent of old books and his specific, clean soap hits you like a physical weight. âIf the environment is the variable that's working, why fight the science?âÂ
JJ clears her throat, picking up her files and nudging a dazed Penelope. âOkay, I think we've reached the âtoo much informationâ threshold for a Wednesday evening. Penelope, don't you have those encryption keys to rotate?âÂ
âRotating! Yes! Rotating so fast!â Penelope squeaks, grabbing her coffee mug and power-walking out of her own office behind JJ.Â
The door doesn't even fully click shut before Spencerâs gaze intensifies. He doesn't move away. Instead, he reaches out, his long fingers tucking a stray lock of hair behind your ear. The touch is light, but it sends a familiar, treacherous spark straight to your core. âYou told them I'm weaponizing intimacy,â he murmurs, his thumb tracing the shell of your ear.Â
âAren't you?â you challenge, though your voice lacks the bite it had five minutes ago. âYou're trying to Pavlov me back into a bulletproof vest.âÂ
âIâm reminding you of who you are,â he corrects softly. He shifts, his knee brushing against yours, and the proximity is suddenly overwhelming. âYouâre a profiler. You see patterns where others see chaos. You crave the resolution of a complex puzzle. I'm just ensuring that your physiological rewards are aligned with your intellectual strengths.â He leans in closer, his breath warm against your cheek. âThink about efficiency, like I said. No more debriefing over dinner. We can use that time for... other things.âÂ
You try to find your voice, your âcivilian lifeâ resolve crumbling like wet paper. âThis is unethical. Youâre a doctor. You should know better.âÂ
âActually,â he whispers, his lips hovering just a fraction of an inch from yours, âas a doctor, Iâm highly concerned with your lack of adrenaline-induced endorphins. Itâs a health intervention.â You think heâs going to give in this time, and actually kiss you. But instead, he continues talking, his lips so close yet so far away, âAnd Iâm not that kind of a doctor, darling.âÂ
The problem with Spencer Reid, one of many, reallyâis that he can say something deeply inappropriate in the same flat, academic tone he uses when discussing statistical anomalies. It makes arguing with him nearly impossible; half your brain is busy being offended, while the other half is trying to process whether youâre being seduced or peer-reviewed.Â
Right now, itâs a deeply unfair combination of both.Â
âYou are unbelievable,â you manage, leaning back just enough to put a few inches of desperately needed oxygen between your faces.Â
Spencer doesn't move. He just studies you with a quiet, clinical curiosity, like heâs observing the heat signature of a particularly volatile chemical reaction. âYou came to Quantico,â he points out mildly.Â
âThatâs notââ You exhale a deep breath, frustrated, âThatâs not the point.âÂ
âYou came to Garciaâs office,â he continues, his voice dropping into that rhythmic, unstoppable cadence of a lecture. âWhich is located in the BAU wing. This suggests that, subconsciously, you still associate this environmentâand by extension, the people in itâwith safety and familiarity.âÂ
You know, deep down, that whatâs heâs telling is true, of course. Because when has Spencer Reid ever been wrong? But if he thinks youâre going to give him the satisfaction of being right, heâs wrong. So, in a bored voice, you contend, âI came here specifically to complain about you, Spencer.âÂ
âStill counts as exposure therapy.âÂ
Your jaw drops. You search his eyes for a flicker of a joke, but theyâre wide and earnest. âDid you just turn my frustration into a clinical case study?âÂ
He tilts his head, a stray lock of hair falling over his brow. âStatistically? It was the most logical way to frame the interaction.âÂ
âIdeally,â you start, âIâd like my boyfriend to stop profiling me.â He tries to argue, but you stop him with a mere raise of your eyebrows. âyou know exactly which buttons to push to get the results you want. Thatâs profiling, Spencer. Youâre profiling me.âÂ
He doesn't deny it. Instead, he tilts his head, his nose grazing yours in a torturously slow movement. âIâm not profiling you," he murmurs, his voice vibrating with a low, steady confidence. âIâm appreciating you. Thereâs a significant difference in the neurobiological intent.âÂ
He lets his hand slide from the back of your chair to the nape of your neck, his fingers tangling in your hair. The pressure is just enough to keep you grounded, just enough to make you forget why you ever liked the idea of a quiet office job.Â
âIf I were profiling you," he continues, his lips brushing against the corner of your mouth as he speaks, âIâd mention that your pupils are currently dilated, your heart rate is likely exceeding 110 beats per minute, and youâve stopped mentioning the 'beauty of corporate consulting' entirely.âÂ
âI hate you,â you whisper, though youâre already leaning into him, your hands finding their place on the soft wool of his sweater. You also find you hate the fact that he can reduce you to thisâ a breathless, flustered, and entirely incapable of remembering why you were supposed to be angry in the first place.Â
âThe thin line between love and hate is often just a misinterpretation of high-arousal stimuli,â Spencer retorts, finally closing the gap.Â
The kiss isn't the soft, gentle thing he usually offers in public. Itâs possessive and intelligent, a physical manifestation of his refusal to let you settle for a life that doesn't challenge you, and completely unlike the Spencer Reid you know. It tastes like coffee and victory. When he pulls back, just an inch, his eyes are dark with a playful sort of triumph.Â
âEmily's office is down the corridor, up the stairs,â he reminds you, his thumb smoothing over your lower lip. âSheâs leaving for a meeting in ten minutes. If you sign the paperwork now, Iâll take you to that Italian place with the dimly lit booths. We can discuss your... orientation.âÂ
He steps back, breaking the physical contact and leaving you feeling suddenly, frustratingly cold. He picks up his messenger bag, slinging it over his shoulder with a casual grace that makes you want to scream.Â
âIâll be at my desk,â he says, giving you one last, lingering look. âTiming is everything in a case, after all.âÂ