I should've cut you out! I fuckin' love you!
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I should've cut you out! I fuckin' love you!
Carmy & Richie The Bear, S05E07
I should've cut you out! I fuckin' love you!
Carmy & Richie The Bear, S05E07
reasons why i relate to tav, the main character from baldurs gate 3:
shouldn’t have wished to live in more interesting times.
if you get horny out of the blue it’s because you and that fictional man are fucking in his universe btw
"heads fall to the ground. A beautiful name, is it not?"
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#their first & last episode
JOE KEERY as STEVE HARRINGTON “the rightside up” 5.08 • stranger things
The bard, craving knowledge, makes his way to the Mage’s Guild of Enclave, where he spends his day in their vast libraries. Though deeply devoted to his studies, he still makes time for the occasional adventure.
STRANGER THINGS 5.08: The Rightside Up
STRANGER THINGS S05E05 | Shock Jock
oh he is so sassy i need to be in a heated argument with him now. and then the heated argument turns into HARD CORE FUCKING SEX RAAAAHHHHG FUCK
Steve Harrington serving looks in Stranger Things season 5
in another universe my absence is noticed
“i’m goin’ home to fuck my wife.”
and those were the last words john uttered before slamming the palm of his hand down against his desk and leaving. spoken the way most things he says are - gruff and final, with no room for argument - stunning the room into silence until the door shut hard behind him.
everyone just looked at each other, dumbstruck.
“should we wait for him to come back?”
“what the hell does that mean—”
“is that code for something?”
“wait, he’s married?”
price didn’t hear a word of it - by that point he was already halfway down the hall, boots pounding concrete with purpose, fluorescent lights buzzing overhead, everything else dissolving into white-hot static behind his eyes.
he can take a lot of bullshit. does it daily. but fuckin’ hell - they wouldn’t stop. wouldn’t stop talking, hovering, circling him like crows. clipping questions at him in endless fucking rotations.
what now, captain? what’s next? what do we do about makarov? do we move now or wait for shepherd’s greenlight? have you seen the updated file? should we pull soap and gaz back? do we burn the safe house? double-tap the asset? what’s the protocol—
jesus fuckin’ christ.
it’d been too long. john’s mentally checked out and he knows it. doesn’t care. he didn’t want to be in that room. didn’t want to sit at that table. didn’t want to give another goddamn order with five pairs of bloodshot eyes looking at him like he’s meant to have all the answers and none of the doubt.
he needs a break. not a debrief. not another satellite feed. not another fucking decision.
he needs to go home and fuck his wife.
needs to put his hands on something solid, something that he doesn’t have to second guess. something that’d let him burn off all the static and pressure and noise building between his temples without asking anything much in return. his sanctuary where he can fall apart and come back clearer. reset his head before it spun off his shoulders.
so he peeled out of the parking lot before he’d even properly put the car in drive, and sent you one text:
‘take off anything you value and put away everything breakable. i’ll be home in 15.’
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My Lady Jane (2024) 1.01: Who'll Be The Next In Line?