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If the question was about destiel someone would have known the answer TRUST
Yeah yeah yeah tommy's letting buck set the pace but it's he who does it. It's tommy who says I love you first. Buck is scared, a little, or at least overthinking it. He remembers how he rushed moving in with Taylor, trusted Natalia too quickly, loved Abby too intensely. He's waiting for.... well, he's waiting to make sure tommy is in this as much as he is.
And tommy, well tommy is being fucking patient and it's driving him nuts. He wants to be respectful and let buck set the pace, but he knows almost immediately that buck is it for him. At 45, he has a string of failed relationships and a lifetime of regrets behind him. He no longer wants to wait and beat around the bush - they say "when you know, you know," and tommy knows.
But months pass, and nothing. Not even a whisper of those three words tommy so desperately wants to hear. And then his birthday arrives. Tommy walks through the doors to his home after a shift, ready to throw his bag down and relax. He and Buck have plans to celebrate in a few days when their days off align, so tommy isn't planning on celebrating. But when he enters his living room after chucking off his LAFD jacket, he finds Buck, standing and waiting with a huge smile on his face and a balloon in his hand.
"Happy birthday, babe," Buck says as a greeting.
Tommy walks into Buck's arms, accepting the hug he is given. He's flabbergasted and stunned speechless. Buck hands him a giftbag, and he opens it. Inside are some of his favorite things. A box of earl grey tea, a book about military choppers, two cans of lime la croix, a giant snicker's bar, and a bag of seasoned pretzels.
"This isn't your full present yet," Buck explains. "I know we're celebrating later, but I couldn't let today go by without...."
He's unable to finish because Tommy sets down the bag, takes Buck's face in his hands, and kisses him. When he pulls back, he stares at his boyfriend's face in awe. "I love you," he says.
His heart catches in his throat. He didn't mean to say it out loud - the words just slipped out. But his terror is short lived when he notices that Buck is not as freaked out as he is; in fact, he's not freaked out at all.
Buck's face is full of relief, and he smiles. "I love you too," he responds, and pulls him in for another kiss.
*another person about to sacrifice himself to save someone who had a better chance of living*
Howard Chimney Han: NOT ON MY WATCH MOTHERFUCKER
When I was in high school my friends and i would say "okay tim" as a way to be dismissive and sarcastic, and i think we should use that with 911 going forward
Thinking about how desperate Tommy was to reconnect with Buck. Just smiling so big the whole time they interacted. Saying he's been wanting to call him since the broke up. Making him breakfast. Shooting his shot for another chance at this relationship.
But from Tommy's POV, he was just a hookup to Buck.
And this isn't just Buck's fault, right. Buck puts his foot in his mouth and doesn't say what he means but Tommy doesn't give him a chance to clarify. He doesn't listen and assumes the worst.
But watching those scenes back you can just tell he's so in love with Buck. And I can't imagine the heartbreak he's feeling right now. When you're so in love and you lay your heart out on the table and he just smashes it to pieces. AUGH it makes my heart ache.
911 8x12: features chuck/god from spn
911 8x14-15: features alpha vampire from spn
911 8x17: ????????
MADNEY NAMED THEIR CHILD ROBERT NASH SO NOW BUCK NEVER CAN AAAUUUUGUGHHHHHHHH
Nah man there's zero defending Buck with the whole Lucy situation. She was being very forward with her advances, so he had multiple opportunities to shut her down: first when she ordered him a drink, next when she said they could share a ride home, and then when she accused him of squirming and stepped into his personal space. But even if he didn’t pick up on her flirtations, he had the opportunity to pull away from the kiss. But he kissed her back. And he wasn't even drunk - he got drunk later, after "she kept ordering me drinks," is what he told Hen. So yeah that whole situation is Buck's fault. I don't think this a controversial opinion but I feel like I've seen people defend his actions in the past so I just wanted to throw my hat into the ring.
