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quarterly reminder that if i reblog something ai-generated it is 110% and always an accident and for the love of god please tell me so i can delete it from my blog
That ‘comment on your a03 work’ email hits like a line of cocaine every time. unmatched dopamine increase. shoutout to everyone who leaves a comment on fics. you deserve the world
Me reading another person's writing: Oh they missed a period there, no worries mistakes happen :) Three adjectives in a sentence? Adverbs for days? No worries I love descriptions and this story is fire.
Me seeing the same thing in my work: Wow am I illiterate? Am I actually ok? Who the actual fuck told me I can write so I can go and curse their entire family for the time it took for me to carefully craft this GARBAGE.
TASTE BACK | steve harrington
Always been a consequence When you call me baby
Steve Harrington can't handle it when you call him baby.
pairing: steve harrington x reader words: 3.9k contains: (18+ smut!! minors dni) porn with a (slight) plot, friends with benefits!steve, heavy steve harrington yearning, oral (fem receiving), fingering, p in v, unprotected penetrative sex (wear a condom guys <33), steve has a big dick because it’s canon, female reader, use of she/her pronouns for reader, use of y/n, hint of robin and nancy if you blink.
author's note: so a songfic inspired by harry styles’ new album didn’t take long lmao. for anyone interested taste back and american girls are my current faves!! but these particular lines in taste back stood out to me and an idea just sprung from there so please enjoy!!
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Steve Harrington didn’t want to admit it, but he was pretty sure that he was in love with you.
That’s what he was thinking about as he watched you laughing with Robin on the other side of the booth. Your head thrown back, lips stretched wide in a carefree smile as though they hadn’t been wrapped around his cock barely an hour ago.
"Bed chem! How you talk so sweet when you're doing bad things That's bed chem"
NSFW/18+ (MNDI) explicit, smut, fem! Reader x Aang. Pet names, breeding kink, pregnancy mention, unprotected sex, creampie, biting, oral, p in v, praising, cringe!!
The Southern Air Temple stood as a silent sentinel against the encroaching dusk, its ancient spires piercing the lavender sky like forgotten prayers. Marble corridors whispered with the ghosts of laughter long silenced, and the air carried the faint, eternal scent of incense and polished stone. You had made this place your home since Aang brought you here, away from the chaos of the world, to heal and rebuild in the quiet aftermath of war. But tonight, as you pushed open the heavy wooden door to your shared chambers, the weight of that silence felt heavier than usual.
Aang was perched on the edge of the low platform bed, his bare feet dangling just above the woven rush mats that covered the floor. He wore his simple orange robes, the fabric pooling around him like spilled sunlight, but his posture was anything but relaxed. His hands rested in his lap, fingers twisting the hem of his sleeve, and his gray eyes—those eyes that had seen the bending of nations and the breaking of worlds—stared unseeing at the flickering flame of a single oil lamp on the nearby altar.
You paused in the doorway, your own training robes clinging to your sweat-dampened skin after a long day of gliding through the temple's airy halls. The mission to restore balance had brought you both here, but it was Aang's personal burden that tugged at you now. You'd seen this shadow cross his face before, in the quiet moments when the Avatar's mask slipped away.
"Aang?" you said softly, closing the door behind you with a gentle click. The sound seemed to startle him, and he looked up, offering a small, weary smile that didn't quite reach his eyes.
"Hey, love," he replied, his voice carrying that familiar lilt, light as a breeze but edged with something deeper. He patted the space beside him. "Come sit. Rough day?"
You crossed the room, shedding your outer robe as you went, and settled next to him. The mattress dipped under your weight, and you leaned into his side, inhaling the clean, earthy scent of him—sage and wind and home. "Not really. Just the usual drills. But you… you look like you've been carrying the whole world again."
He chuckled, a low, rueful sound, and wrapped an arm around your shoulders, pulling you closer. His body was warm against yours, a solid anchor in the vastness of the temple. "Maybe I have. It's nothing new. Just… thinking about the Air Nomads. About how I'm the last one. The genocide took everything—my family, my people, our ways. And here I am, the Avatar, supposed to bring balance, but what about balance for my own nation? What if it all just… ends with me?"
His words hung in the air, heavy with unspoken grief. You turned to face him, cupping his cheek with your palm. The blue arrow tattoo on his forehead glowed faintly in the lamplight, a reminder of the legacy he bore alone. "Aang, you're not the end. You're the beginning of something new. And you're not alone in this. I'm here—with you, for you. We can build it back together."
He searched your eyes, his thumb tracing idle circles on your arm. "Together? How? The world's still healing from the war. Repopulating an entire culture… it's not like we can just wave a staff and make it happen."
You felt a spark ignite in your chest, a fierce determination that had been simmering since you'd first heard him voice these fears months ago. It wasn't just sympathy; it was a calling, a way to bind your futures even tighter. Leaning in, you pressed a soft kiss to his temple, then pulled back just enough to meet his gaze. "What if we started with us? Let me help you carry that legacy, Aang. Let me be the one to bear your children—the first of the new Airbenders. We can repopulate the tribe, one life at a time. Starting tonight."
“I’m right here”
It was getting dark outside the cabin — that kind of blue-grey dusk that made everything feel quieter than it should.
The group had spread out, preparing, searching, arguing.
Mike had been looking for Will for the last ten minutes.
Not frantically. Not loudly.
Just with that same tightness in his chest he always got when Will slipped out of sight.
He finally found him outside near the treeline, half-turned away, arms crossed, eyes somewhere far off.
Mike stopped a few feet behind him, swallowing.
“…You’re avoiding me.”
Will didn’t look back.
“I’m not. I just needed some air.”
Mike stepped closer, voice tight. “No. Something’s… different. You keep pulling away.”
Will let out a tired sigh, the kind that sounded too old for him.
“I’m right here, Mike.”
Mike’s face twisted — hurt, confused, something raw leaking through the cracks.
“That’s not what it feels like.”
Will finally turned toward him. And the look on his face—
pained, gentle, resigned—
hit Mike harder than anything Vecna could ever do.
Mike shook his head, stepping closer without meaning to.
“I don’t want to lose you again,” he said quietly. It wasn’t dramatic. It was simply the truth — shaped like a wound.
Will’s eyes softened, just for a moment. “You’re not losing me.”
He took another step — close enough that Will could hear his uneven breathing.
For a long moment, Mike just stared at him.
Stared like Will was the only thing holding him upright.
“Will…”
The name came out small. Bare.
Will swallowed. Hard.
Mike’s eyes dipped to Will’s mouth, then snapped back up, guilty, lost.
His voice cracked:
“Why does it feel like you’re the only person on earth?”
Will’s breath stuttered — barely noticeable, but Mike saw it anyway.
A flicker of pain crossed Will’s face, because he knew that feeling too well. Too deeply. Too quietly.
Mike caught that look like a punch.
He stepped even closer, as if pulled by gravity alone.
His hands dropped by his sides in surrender.
He wasn’t fighting it anymore.
He reached out first, slow, hesitant —
and took Will’s hand.
Their fingers pressed together.
Skin to skin.
Mike inhaled sharply — a small, involuntary gasp — staring down at their hands like he couldn’t believe he’d actually done it.
He didn’t look up.
He couldn’t.
His thumb trembled against Will’s knuckles.
Will didn’t speak. Didn’t move.
Like one wrong twitch might shatter Mike into dust.
Then — slowly — Will lifted his free hand.
He brushed the hair gently out of Mike’s eyes, fingertips grazing his forehead.
Mike closed his eyes at the touch — barely, but enough.
Will’s hand slid to the back of Mike’s neck, warm and steady, holding him there like he was something precious, fragile even.
Mike let out a breath he’d been holding for years.
Neither of them looked away.
Mike’s voice came out barely there, almost a whisper pressed between them:
“Do you… feel it too?”
Will blinked, slow, pained, honest.
“Mike…” His voice shook. “Please don’t ask me that.”
“Why?”
“Because you already know the answer.”
Mike’s chest tightened, a sharp inhale cutting through him.
His eyes flicked to Will’s mouth again — not by accident this time, but like some part of him was done pretending.
He leaned in the faintest inch — enough for their foreheads to touch.
“Will…” His voice cracked in the middle of the word. “I don’t know how to stop wanting you.”
Will shuddered, eyes closing like those words physically hit him.
“You don’t have to,” he whispered.
At this Mike let his forehead drop to Wills, breaths tangling together.
Mike’s forehead rested fully against his now, breath mixing with breath.
“I’m done running,” Mike whispered, voice raw.
“I’m so fucking done.”
How to Stop Hating Everything You Write
1. Don't be afraid of making mistakes.
Quit judging yourself for every mistake you make along the way. Whether you're writing fiction, fanfiction, or nonfiction, just write. If you can't correct your errors as you go, that's okay. When I don't have the brainpower to multitask, I focus on the writing stage one step at a time. Just write!
2. Don't aim for perfection.
"It's not ready if it's not perfect." That's a lie. When you're in the process of writing, it's best to concentrate on getting your thoughts on paper.
3. Seek feedback and learn to receive it.
Join lively communities with active writers or forums that host events inviting writers to share their work for critique. Not every critique is constructive; learn to discern which feedback to take on board and which to ignore.
4. Read, read, read.
You can't give what you don't have. You learn a lot from reading similar pieces in your chosen genre. Reading is also a source of inspiration that fuels your writing process.
5. Cut yourself some slack.
Writing is no small feat. It takes talent to formulate a story with your mind and skill to visualize it for others to see. Do you love writing? Then keep doing it because it takes practice.
stumbling across a writing page and seeing ‘black’ in the bio