Time is Infinite, maybe

Hi. I'm Georgia. This is definitely multifandom, this whole thing is just a mess of posts that caught my attention. Sorry for the craziness. (I fear that I am slowly falling into the pit that is kpop...help me)

[yearningoverfictionalmen]

Hudson: “What’s always been something that’s frustrated me, not even with like other men, but also just there’s a lot of taboos around exploring physical intimacy with people you admire and love without people, especially in Western culture, being like, ‘Oh, they’re fucking, they’re doing this.’ I just was always frustrated by these kinds of notions. Especially with Connor, who I love dearly, it was something I was always kind of adamant that no matter what people think or want to infer, I’m always going to just physically express my love. I feel like if you’re still biased or jaded or uncomfortable with expressing physical love for people in 2025, you got to f*ing, just, you know, get over yourself.”

via Sirius XM

[aslongasitsblack]

ilya comes home after a night of drinking and puts “shane hollander highlights reel” on his big tv and stands there with his arms crossed like a dad watching pearl jam concert videos after the pub

[finelytaylored]

hey so what the fuck

[samgirard]

they're really making scott hunter into a character of all time though he's deeply repressed, he's incredibly lonely, he's obsessive, he's a walking tragedy, he's like if american psycho fixated entirely on wifing up a barista, he longs for domesticity, he gets bullied by twinks and bullies them back, he's walking around sochi going through his own circles of hell because he ruined his own life and absolutely no one knows and on top of all that he's like forty years old scott hunter i would protect you with my life

[punkmizu]

prev this is too funny to leave in the tags I'm cackling

[istoppedsleeping]

being in the heated rivalry fandom rn is like witnessing the olympics of gay fan fiction. authors who have been training for years in their respective fandoms all coming together to contribute some of the best work i’ve ever seen to this beautiful show. what a joy, what a privilege

[chemdoodles]

1x01. It's you.

[nicolegendary]

sorry thinking again about how funny it is that the hollanders found out that their square, sexless workaholic son has been fucking reknown slut ilyna rosanov for the last ten years. AND that celebrity womanizer ilyna rosanov is so in love with him he's willing to move to ottawa. ottawa.

[evanactually]

This is so fucking funny. “The boys did this stuff all the time.” Of course they did.

[nicolegendary]

shane, mid-panic attack, styling his hair all neat and changing into a linen dress shirt and respectable shorts to go face the music with his parents as a way of saying look im still your Good Boy im still your golden boy son is such a gut punch every time i think about it

[muppetshow2026]

ok ill bite. whats hockey

[madlori]

as everyone knows, it's large men wearing knife shoes fighting over the last oreo.

[with-my-murder-flute]

Fascinating thing about Shane and Ilya potentially playing on the same team full-time: They wouldn't be on the same line.

Yeah, Ilya played wing as a stunt at the All-Star Game, but most of the time he and Shane are centres. It's what they're best at. And their team needs depth and consistency.

These days the average NHL shift length is 45 seconds. Yep, seconds. Get out there, bust your fucking ass, trade off before your performance noticeably slackens. Wait and rest and get back out there again.

So if all your star forwards are on one shift, the other team just has keep up the defense and wait for them to rotate off before going on the attack with their own best offense. It leaves a natural weakness in your strategy.

But by having great players spread across different shifts, there's no good time for them to let up. There's nobody they can relax for. When one monster trades off, another one hits the ice.

(And if the centres on the team are madly competitive with each other, they get to keep trying to top the other one's last shift)

Honestly, I think being able to switch off and keep the pressure on constantly is even better for Shane and Ilya's dynamic than always being on the ice at the same time. But maybe that's just me.

[isnt-that-wizardd]

i was fully aware of how well hudson understood shane to the core simply based on his acting choices and never once have i doubted that he is the perfect casting choice but literally every time he gets the chance to talk more about shane's thoughts and feelings or the specific choices he made when playing out a scene i want to cry because NO ONE GETS IT LIKE HE DOES

[actuallysara]

Connor Storrie being interviewed at the YSL show at Paris Fashion Week | January 27, 2026

[skinks]

the penalty box in hockey is such a funny concept to me. big fighty men go in the naughty cube. imprisoned for sports crimes

[runcibility]

Go to the terrarium and think about your punching, you knife-footed ice-gremlin

[cipheramnesia]

All they do is sit there plotting their little gremlin plans for as soon as you let em out of the gremlin cube.

[hockeyheritageposts]

Hockey Heritage Post

[slaygentford]

one of the book's genuinely funny moments is when ilya is at the bar at all stars in a hawaiian shirt that he's wearing as a bit but he's so depressed that he regrets wearing it as a bit and then he sees Shane styled to tropical perfection in a beautiful linen suit. and really REALLY regrets wearing it as a bit

[jumpingd33r]

[soursevenz]

connor and hudson finding out that they’re famous to famous people

[simply-a-wanderer]

Rising from the Tumblr grave because of this damn show was not on my 2026 bingo card, but too late now.... I guess.