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Hey my love!! How are you?

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Sex with Chris Evan's would include

A/N: I apologize, I thought I posted this till I looked through my inbox and I didn’t

Sex With Chris Evans Would Include

WARNINGS: This hc involves smut, 18+ NOTE: I apologize this took forever.

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My submission for Xari's ball gown!!

Okay, Nicole, I see you. Showing out.😁 Love how you added a crown. A little foreshadowing never hurt. Lol.

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whoopsy. ok let's try this again... Can I get 54 (Just stay away from me, okay) and 40 (I know you’re trying to push me away, but I won’t let you) with Steve please? I tried to paste the link but it wouldn't let me.

No worries! I figured yours were from the most recent list but just for future reference! I hope you like this :)

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You paced back and forth in Steve’s living room having just stormed out of the bedroom, leaving your boyfriend there. You couldn’t even remember what you were fighting about. It started when Steve said something you weren’t ready for, so you started a fight, attempting to distract him. You started with something about dishes and then before you knew what was happening, it turned into more until you were running around the Brooklyn apartment, yelling at each other and hurling insults.

“I need you to talk to me!” Steve yelled, stomping into the room.

“Why? Why should I talk to you? What the hell is talking going to do?” you questioned angrily.

“We can fix this! I don’t even know how this started,” Steve said, placing his hands on our hips.

You smacked his hands away quickly. He immediately tried again and you let out a frustrated groan.

“Just stay away from me okay?” you said, turning to leave.

“Please don’t leave. Not like this,” Steve begged.

“I need some time. To figure this out,” you admitted quietly, walking towards the front door.

“No, please don’t. Don’t walk away from me. I’ll sleep on the couch. Just please stay in the apartment.”

You turned to face him, tears falling down your face.

“I can’t be here Steve. It’s too hard right now.”

“I’m afraid if you walk out that door, I’ll never see you again,” he confessed.

You shrugged a shoulder.

“Then I guess this is goodbye.”

Two weeks had passed and the fog in your head was finally starting to clear. You had been staying with Natasha at her place, rarely answering Steve’s texts. The time away had given you some clarity as to what you wanted. So you eventually relented to his constant invitations for coffee.

You walked in and quickly surveyed your surroundings. You spotted Steve quickly although you barely recognized the man. His usually bright eyes looked dull and he had bags under his eyes, you assumed he had been getting less sleep that usual.

“Hi,” you mumbled.

“Hey baby,” he replied, smiling at you.

“I-”

You were quickly cut off by Steve.

“Can I just say what I need to? I wanna get this out and I have a bad feeling you might say something I don’t want to hear.”

You nodded and gestured for him to continue.

“I know you’re trying to push me away but I won’t let you. I told you I loved you. And before I could say anything else, you were off and running, trying to pick a fight. But what I was going to say was ‘I love you. And I know you can’t say that back to me right now and that’s okay but I’m always going to be honest with you about how I feel. And I hope you’d do the same with me.”

“I’m scared,” you whispered.

“Of what?”

“Of loving you. Of needing you. Of losing you.”

Steve picked up both of your hands in his.

“You’re not losing me. I’m here and I’m staying here. We can go slow and we can work on this. But I need you to know that I’m not going anywhere.”

You took a deep breath and looked at him, smiling at his genuine words.

“I love you, Steve.”

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do you have any advice about writing someone having an emotional breakdown in the shower? I am writing a specific scene in my story and my main character breaks down in the shower and I'm so completely stumped on how exactly to write it.

Hi there, thanks so much for your ask!

The “Breakdown in the Shower” Scene

Usually the “breakdown in the shower” scene comes from a long buildup and storage of strong emotions, so that’s definitely something you’ll want to pay attention to. Before writing this scene, take the time to note every single thing that could lead to this moment: all emotions and all moments that the character might keep bottled up for later. It could be emotions and events of all varieties, both big and small; if they don’t officially feel it in the moment, then it could play a role in the breakdown itself.

Usually places like the shower are where we feel most vulnerable, and for good reason. The vulnerability is generally where the opportunity for breakdown gains its ground; you’re safe and comfortable in the shower, and for most people it’s as good an opportunity as any to confront lingering emotions.

Consider, too, the general circumstances that might precede the breakdown. Generally, there are two types of shower breakdowns: the “I came in the shower specifically to cry” and the “where are these emotions coming from what is happening.” Both are perfectly reasonable for pretty much any character, though if your character is more stone-faced then they’ll likely lean towards the second.

This is the time for your character to explore emotional turmoil, and to possibly get caught up in it. Let them dwell on what happened in the past, let them exist in this precarious emotional state for a bit while they get everything out. This scene is often difficult to write because of the range of emotions that generally need to be explored, so in the first draft it’s important to just get it out there. You can refine everything later, and this type of scene is usually one that will need a lot of revisions.

Believe it or not, I have yet to write my first “shower breakdown” scene. But, from what I’ve read and from what I’m planning on writing (soon, fingers crossed), this is the advice I have for you. Good luck, and happy writing!