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[archaicfauna]

Robin had heard Steve’s rants about Nancy Wheeler for months. His constant wondering why he wasn’t good enough, what exactly he was missing that she needed…

Robin always assured him, of course, that he was thinking too far into it. There wasn’t any specific thing about him that had driven Nancy away…

She just didn’t expect that she’d be proven so wrong. Or that the reason Nancy didn’t like Steve was probably the same reason she was staring at Robin’s bare back when they were changing for Pennhurst, completely unaware that Robin could see her almost pained expression through the mirror.

[disorientation]

Having a "stupider people have done this" attitude about the things you want to do can open so many doors

[lavenderstobins]

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[dinonugget-s]

does anyone over the age of 19 (im 23) want to be friends.

it feels terribly desperate to be this age and begging for friends. but im alone. ive got a friend to too busy, a friend who's got friends they'd prefer, and a girlfriend who i love dearly, but she's on a different schedule.

i work a retail job, and im currently in school for a business degree, so i guess im really just asking for people comfortable enough to sit in silence on like.. discord or something. im busy often, but busy on my computer for four hours a day.

and like, i suppose this is more of a call for connection. i do struggle with talking to people, and especially struggle with keeping up communication. so maybe this is a null in point ask and post.

but i figured might as well? the worst that will happen is no one answers this post and it'll eventually get buried.

[dinonugget-s]

ronance in but im a cheerleader with steddie/stonathan as those two dudes who get caught kissing except they also have a happy ending

[shardlily]

[wistfulenchantress]

ok byler variant but mike is nancy and will is robin and we call it ronance let's give this ship a ton of attention

[sludgebitch]

YOU STUPID FUCKING DICKHEAD!!!!! YOU SHOULD HAVE GONE THROUGH THE x10 GATE NOT THE x2!!!! YOU WON'T HAVE ENOUGH MEN!!! IT'S ALL FUCKED!!!!!!!!

[dinonugget-s]

eddie becoming a famous musician and hia band being well known is one of my favorites ideas

but i like the idea of eddie munson, held back multiple times because no matter how much he tries to make it make sense, it never did. until one day, he comes across someone who's able to make it at click for him and suddenly he wants to be that person for others.

he becomes a teacher in the subject he hated the most because he finally gets it and knows that most people struggle in the same subject. he helps kids who had the same struggles as him, mental and societal wise, and helps them try to understand. and even if it doesn't click for some of them, they're able to get a basic understanding and don't give up on the subject all together. he becomes the teacher that most students go for help, even when they've entered later grades, they go to eddie because he understood them on a different level and was able to help them.

this was inspired by a video that i saw of a teacher with long hair and tattoos bringing out a guitar for a peprally. as well as my own wish to be there for people who've just given up to try again on a subject that's difficult for them.

[rubysapphrald]

i will say this about stephen king’s IT, it’s one of the only books i’ve ever read where there was a discernable and important difference between plot-relevant watsonian racism and regular doylist racism

[biherbalwitch]

[hyunpic]

til death do us apart.. or whatever 🩷

[dinonugget-s]

i love reddie as much as the next guy but the book is So Gay. All the Losers, and I mean ALL of them, have a crush on Bill. both as children and as adults. they stare at him longingly, "for you bill, i will", they'd so much as die for him if he asked.

they all love each other just as much, obviously. they say it multiple times throughout the book, and while you could argue that its just admiration they have for him being the leader, etc., its a book that very obviously is about growing up, experiencing awakenings and traumabonding in the most literal sense of the word.

pansexual polygamy is the answer to most things, and i definitely think its the answer to the It novel.

[jay-blaze05]

When I say Vol- you say--- wait a minute...

[slashergirlnancy]

Steve Harrington // Lucas Sinclair STRANGER THINGS

[dinonugget-s]

happy birthday to mike wheeler and to me. thank goodness i beat the internalized homophobia and am living with the love of my life.

rip to michael wheeler. you would have loved this life.

[dinonugget-s]

i dont think ill ever be pretty