Less Post-Rock

[hearts-random-addictions-deacti]

Did you read any good stucky/reader you could recommend? I never find any good ones

Sorry its took me so long to get to this ive been working all day.

Right these are my Favourite so far

@captain-rogers-beard - Masterlist.. under Two for One Master Post. I recommend you read them in order.

@mywritingsblog - Rather Masterlist Sebastian Stan or Masterlist Chris Evans.. look for Stucky.

@tropicalcap - Masterlist.. under Stucky x Reader. DEFINITELY LOOK AT INVASION OF PRIVACY PART 1 & 2

@thebuckboibarnes - Masterlist.. under Steve x Bucky x Reader-

@theycallmebucky - Masterlist.. under Stucky.

@frenfics - Masterlist.. under Stucky.

I hope this helps and are good for you. Im sorry if you’ve already read them. With all You’ll find Fluff Angst and Smut.

I SHALL ADD NEW ONES WHEN I FIND MORE. & IF ANYONE HAS ANY SUGGESTIONS THAT I DON’T HAVE DOWN TO ADD TO MY LIST PLEASE MESSAGE ME OR SEND ME AN ASK.

[captain-rogers-beard]

Mimi Writes Marvel: Master List

(header by the incomparable @mrs-squirrel-chester)

Below the cut you will find my full master list of Marvel works. I’ve written a variety of characters, series, and AUs from the Marvel universe.

Because of Tumblr’s new guidelines, some links may be inaccessible, therefore, I have included the AO3 link. Please note: Series master lists include the AO3 link to the series.

Steve Rogers x Reader: Finding Steve  (AO3 Link)   Losing You (sequel to Finding Steve) (AO3 Link) Laundry Day  (AO3 Link)   No Restraint  (AO3 Link)   All Yours  (AO3 Link)   The Hurricane   (AO3 Link) I Want You Bad   (AO3 Link) Regret   (AO3 Link) Hijacked   (AO3 Link) Midnight Ride (1950s AU) (AO3 Link) Kids Say the Darnedest Things  (AO3 Link) Birthday Smirthday  (AO3 Link) The Secrets That She Keeps  (AO3 Link) Three’s Company (Roommate AU Series - Steve Rogers x reader) Running Wild (Cowboy/Rancher AU series with Steve Rogers x reader) Off the Books (AU with Steve Rogers x reader) The Boy From Brooklyn (Steve Rogers x reader) - Ongoing Series The One with the Embryos (or The One Where They Lose the Game) (AO3 Link)   The Spy Who Loved Him (Steve Rogers x Assassin! Enhanced!Reader series) Picking up the Pieces  (AO3 Link) Just Desserts (Lawyer!Steve Rogers x Reader)

Bucky Barnes x Reader: Nightmares  (AO3 Link) Save Me From Myself  Part One,  Part Two,  Part Three,  Part Four  (AO3 Link) I Want Your Sex  (AO3 Link) The Mission  (AO3 Link) Two A.M. Cravings  (AO3 Link) One Simple Game of Pool  (AO3 Link) The Proposal (AU with Bucky Barnes x reader) Perfect Strangers (AU w/Bucky Barnes x reader - sequel to Three’s Company) Immortal Love (Bucky Barnes x reader drabble series) Fifty Shades of Bucky (Bucky Barnes x reader) - Ongoing Series

Steve Rogers x Reader x Bucky Barnes: Two for One (master post) - Ongoing Series

Loki x Reader: Uneasy Lies the Crown (AO3 Link) The Royal Throne of Asgard (AO3 Link)

M’Baku (Black Panther) x Reader: Warm Winter Nights  (AO3 Link) Cool Summer Nights  (AO3 Link)

Tony Stark x Reader: Up For the Challenge  (AO3 Link) So Much More Than That  (AO3 Link) Photo Booth Fun  (AO3 Link)

Clint Barton x Reader: I Want It That Way (AO3 Link)

Steve Rogers x Bucky Barnes (Stucky): Three Strikes & You’re Out (Baseball AU series) The Stench of Pumpkin Spice Lattes  (AO3 Link) The First Time We Met (Again) (AO3 Link)

Steve Rogers x Tony Stark (Stony): Not Tonight  (AO3 Link) Not Today  (AO3 Link)

Steve Rogers/Captain America x Agent Maria Hill (Captain Hill) Master List

Collaborations: Mimi and Star’s Marvel Kissing Series (collaborative work with @star-spangled-man-with-a-plan) (AO3 Link)

Not Marvel: The Right Girl (Frank Adler x Reader) (AO3 Link) On the Rocks (master post - Frank Adler x Reader series)

[bodaciousbookbabe]

My latest delivery

[draculasdaughter]

Daughters of Darkness (1971) || The Perfume of the Lady in Black (1974)

[gracelesstars]

2020 has been like:

January

February

March

March

March

March

March

March

March

March

March

March

March

March

March

March

March

Ap-

Junly

Augsepoctob…Halloween

Destiel

December

[carry-on-my-wayward-butt]

i am obsessed with the comments on recipe sites

[urparty]

the reason so much of mainstream lgbt media is about coming out is because thats the only part of being lgbt that directly impacts the cis het people around you, and since mainstream media has to cater to a cis het audience, it has to represent the most palatable part of being lgbt in order to be the most profitable. portraying other experiences of being lgbt that don’t directly involve cis het people is too alienating to them to win their interest and will likely cost you a huge chunk of potential viewership. in this essay i will

[discourseful]

[carnival-phantasm]

[weirdness-is-good]

[cabbagesoup1]

[evilphrog]

One of my favorite parts of the Hunger Games was how, in the beginning, Katniss was jealous amd resentful of the townies for not having to work in the coal mines. Then, over time, she realizes they aren't the true enemy. Then she sees the other district kids as so much better off than she is, because at least they don't come from district 12. But then she realizes they aren't the enemy either. And then she hates the other victors, before realizing they have all been exploited just as much as she has. So the enemy must be the Capitol citizens, who benefit from the exploitation of the districts, right? Wrong again. They are just uninformed and pampered people who have been kept in the dark about the true horrors faced by the rest of the country. Most of them, when push comes to shove, are perfectly willing to help the war efforts.

And slowly, over the three books, all theses separate factions of downtrodden people start to see each other as allies instead of enemies, and that is what propells them to eventual victory over the true enemy, the government that tried to pit them against each other. Just fun, totally fictional things to think about that have nothing whatsoever to do with our current life.

[melgillman]

Here’s the new 24 hour comic I drew this year!  This one is called THE KING’S FOREST.  cw: blood, violence

[jodiescouser]

Villanelle + sitting like a lady

[heavyweightheart]

Any mental health treatment that communicates “you are disordered and the world is normal, so success means integrating into those norms” has as its goal social control, not healing

[churchyardgrim]

god this is a big ask but I really wish there were like….. a site where you could plug in your state/district/whatever and tick some boxes on issues you prioritize and then the site would give you a rundown of the potential candidates in your area and where they stand on those issues in like….. clean simple bullet points. gimme the cliffnotes, I literally do not have the time or energy to comb through god knows how many articles and shit to figure out who to support, just tell me what their stance is on X, Y, and Z, and that’s gonna have to be enough.

[antis-are-abusive]

There’s BallotReady!

It goes through who’s on your ballot and explains things like that based on your address. 

[jumpingjacktrash]

this is really great. it gives you bullet points on what each candidate has said and done on each issue.

very illuminating, frankly, seeing the candidate’s own words and actions. for instance, under ‘defense/veterans’ the republican candidates almost always say something about a well-funded military, and the democrats almost always say something about getting veterans the medical care they need. makes it pretty obvious that republicans don’t care about soldiers once they’re done with them.

[kvebox]

go vote kids, no excuses

[thebibliosphere]

It's 1 am, who wants to learn how to make maple candy?

[thebibliosphere]

Things you will need: maple syrup, a large-ish heavy set pot, a candy thermometer, silicone spatula, and a candy mold of some sort.

I'm making a reasonably large batch, so I am using approximately 28-30 fluid ounces. Which is roughly two and three quarter cups if you do not own a set of measuring scales.

The thermometer I am using in this instance is a wired one with a probe on the end, but you can also use one of these bad boys:

Just make sure it's intended to be used for the high temperatures of candy, as not all food thermometers are made equal.

Step one pour your desired amount of maple candy into a heavy set pot. I am using a 4 quart pot for this, as this amount of syrup can bubble over easily.

Next set your pot on a medium heat. Not high. Medium. We’re in this for the slow burn.

Make sure to monitor the heat of your candy at all times. We are aiming for a boiling 235’f (or 112 in Celsius) anything below that it won't harden, anything above that you'll either turn it into hard candy and burn the shit out of it and your pot and may need to explain to your local fire department why you're making candy at 1am. Don't ask me now, I know this.

It goes without saying, but please be careful handing this mixture. Hot sugar can be extremely dangerous and the burns quite severe so please take your time and don't panic. It the pot burns the pot burns. It's better than burning you.

Stir often to help increase the granulation process. It may not look like much is happening at first but you will soon start to see some activity on the surface.

The heat will soon start to pick up rather quickly at this point and it should start to look something like this:

And now I'm at the pic limit so see you on the reblog.

[thebibliosphere]

At this point your candy will be at about 225ish. And it's going to feel like it stays that way FOREVER as it struggles to get up that final ten degrees but do not be tempted to increase the heat or walk away. That's when it gets you and you're saying hi to Ron from the fire department. Again.

Keep stirring and don't be alarmed if it starts to rise up the side of the pot, it's meant to.

You can if necessary turn the heat down to keep it from overflowing, but I find keeping up a steady stirring pace helps to keep it in the pot.

Once it hits 235’f let it sit there for a hot minute, all the while keeping an eye on the thermometer.

If it starts hitting 236’f remove it from the heat and allow it to cool until it reaches 175’f or 79’c.

This will take approximately 10-15 minutes, or in my case the time it took eat a gluten-free cornbread waffle cause it's now 1:20 am, and I'm hungry.

Bone Ape Petite. 💀 🧇 😘👌

Once it's cooled to approximately 175’f, it's time to start stirring like a court bard with gossip to spread. I'm short so I had to move to the kitchen table to do this so my arms wouldn't fall off.

Before you do that though, take your thermometer out. And there's a little trick, you'll know you had the mixture hot enough if it's already starting to form a skin like this:

And also if it clings a little to the thermometer:

Mmmmm viscous.

Now start stirring. It's going to take approximately five minutes of constant stirring. Yes I'm serious. This is a workout. Be sure to scrape down the sides of the pot. We wouldn't want to lose any of the precious syrup. It will start to lighten in color as you go. So here are the stages it may look like:

And I'm at the image limit again so brb.

[thebibliosphere]

Once your mixing utensil is coated in the mixture like so:

It's time to pour that delicious mixture into your candy mold. Do not attempt to film this step one-handed or your significant other may wake up from a dead sleep demanding to know with inhuman instincts for dangerous shenanigans ”what bullshit you're up to”

If you left it a little too long cause you're trying to take pictures on your own, don't worry, the mixture should still be malleable enough to smoosh out with your spatula. If you have accidentally solidified it into a substance harder than diamond and can't get it out the pot, you can return it briefly to a low heat until it remembers the primordial state of ooze from whence we all came. Leave it to cool, throw some warm water in your pot to dissolve the sugar you couldn't scrape out even with a chisel.

When you can press lightly against it without leaving a dent, your mixture is cool enough to pop them out of your mold and into a preferably airtight storage container.

Lament that you took this picture the wrong way round, but concede it is now 2:22 am, and you don't care enough to fix it.

And there you have it, maple candy! They should last approximately four weeks in an airtight container. But, if you are anything like me, you are already halfway through them and careering not-so-gently towards a sugar-induced ADHD blackout because nothing else is helping you focus, you're a week behind on a deadline, and you can't have caffeine any more, so sugar is your only hope.

Remember, kids, eat sugar responsibly and do as I say, not as I do.

See you on the other side.

[beckettmariner-deactivated20200]

You ever invite your coworker to watch you give birth just to spite a racist

[linguisticparadox]

Okay howmst the fuck has a ship doctor in the far future never handled a birth without the father present? Are sperm donors and gay couples and trans women no longer a thing in the bajillionth century CE?? :/

[thatoldantique]

I while understand the frustration with erasure sometimes it helps to look at things through the cultural context of when something was made. Star Trek the Next Generation was made in 1987, this particular episode I believe aired in 1988 a time when a future where the husband was always present for the birth would have been amazing to many of the people watching the show as men had only been allowed to be present for the birth of their children for 10/15ish years at that point in the US.

Women (and many men) fought for decades with hospitals to even have men allowed in the delivery room during the early stages of labor, which can last for several hours, and hospitals only began to give in to their requests in the 1960s but even then they would be kicked out of the room by hospital staff before the actual birth took place. So many of the couples watching the show would have had to go through labor without having/being allowed to support their spouse regardless of their wishes. Having the child’s father present for the birth only began to happen in the 1970s and 1980s. Which means most people watching this show either went through birth without the support of their spouse, were not allowed to support their spouse during the birth of their child, or their own mother’s went through that during their birth.

A future where the husbands were always present for the birth was still a little crazy to consider in the late 1980s. A good kind of crazy for the people living in that time, it showed a future where the wishes of the couple were finally consistently listened to by medical professionals as a result of the actions of people during their or their parent’s lifetimes. And it does that by also subverting it in allowing Data to step into the role of the father when the father was unknown and/or unwilling/unable to fill that role (I’ll be honest my knowledge of Next Gen is a bit spotty and I have not seen this whole episode, just a piece of it at family Thanksgiving). The woman’s desires as to how she would give birth are listened to and respected, something that still doesn’t happen in many hospitals now and would have been seen as even more revolutionary then. So while it isn’t perfect I think this scene was actually fairly impressive for its time and cultural context and shows a future that many people of that time would have seen as ideal.

[ruffboi-mags]

this is an awesome meta to read while you invite your coworker to watch you give birth to spite a racist.

[spinsterhoods-archive]

“Girls’ education leads to smaller, healthier, and more sustainable families. A recent 2011 study by two demographers estimated that if all countries expanded to 100 percent enrollment of girls and boys at the primary and secondary levels, there would be 843 million fewer people in the world by 2050. For those worried about the burden that the world’s 7 billion people place on the natural environment, this is welcome news. Smaller family size is also welcome news to those working to support healthier mothers and families. Women with higher levels of education have fewer children, particularly once they reach secondary education. Women with higher levels of education are also more likely to give birth for the first time later in life and to have children more than two years apart, both of which are important characteristics because health complications increase when children are born to young mothers and when they are born less than two years apart. Women with more education tend to have fewer children—which benefits them, their families, and society in general. In some parts of the world, education has already been a key factor in bringing forward the transition from high rates of birth and mortality to lower rates (UNESCO 2014).”

— Rebecca Winthrop & Gene Sperling, What Works In Girls’ Education: Evidence For The World’s Best Investment [p. 35].