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Carlisle x Esme : Take My Mind Off Of It
On a rainy night in Forks, Carlisle & Esme Cullen have a romantic, sexy encounter in his office when she consoles him during a night of overthinking. She gives him the invitation to take his mind off of his worries, and he eagerly accepts.
Warnings: Sensual smut (Fingering, playful sex)
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“Dr. Cullen, you are uptight.” Esme took in his posture as he lingered by the window of his home office, staring out into the night with his hands tucked neatly behind his back.
Carlisle caught her reflection in the window pane and a genuine closed-mouth smile made home on his face as he turned to face her. Esme leaned on the frame of the open door and smiled back.
“Things are okay, ya know,” she reminded him.
I feel like Carlisle has to have some extreme guilt and anxiety about practicing medicine for so long. He's over 300 years old. Medical practice has changed a ton in those years. I feel like he would have constant guilt about his treatment of his patients which he later found out was harming them. In addition to that, I think he would have a lot of anxiety about what he's doing now, and if he'll find out it was harmful later.
For example, how much cocaine did he prescribe? How many patients smoked and died from lung cancer before he found out smoking was harmful? How many lobotomies did he recommend? How many blood transfusions were for the wrong blood type? How much harm did he cause in 300 years because he didn't know and trusted what was supposedly the cutting edge of medicine?
I don't know if this concept is explored in the books but I think it's interesting. I don't think Carlisle is some all-knowing doctor who knew what practices would be found harmful and if he did he didn't spread the word to prevent more harm. Carlisle lived through Victorian era medicine, arguably one of the most bat shit insane and harmful eras of medicine. Carlisle is also practicing in the US and Europe, aka Western countries. Western countries have historically been behind the curve when it comes to medicine. The most well-known example being c sections, something practiced safely and successfully in Africa for hundreds of years and only beginning to see success and introduction in the mid to late 1700s. Western doctors also only started regularly washing their hands in the late 1800s and 1900s 😐
I’ve never seen Wisconsin and I especially never experienced a winter there in 1921.
Point being, I’m making the whole thing up. It’s pretend. It’s daydreaming that I can pour onto a blank page. Please don’t hold my vampire/human microscopic town romance, to any historical standards.
Charlie Swan x Carlisle Cullen is a guilty pleasure of mine lol. I am re-reading the books (SOOOOOO MUCH BETTER THAN THE MOVIES…but I do like the actors used.) and came across some moments of Charlie talking about Carlisle which made me smile. Chief Swan has it bad for the sexy Dr. lol (gif was made using end credits from BD2)
Carlisle is actually a wolf in sheep’s clothing
So, just to clarify vital points demonstrating that Carlisle is a villain, portrayed as a saint and I even get the feelings that he acknowledges how evil he is, yet doesn’t change his racist/unethical shady behaviour from 17th century. Like we have to acknowledge his malicious essence. Feel free to add more please.
He was born and grew up in 17th century London under a heavy Anglican influence. This had to have immense impact on his persona, even though he tries to deny it or whatever. The idea of morals were absolutely twisted: for example Anglican church was heavily involved in slavery and persecuted any other religions.
Imperialist behaviour: the fact that they stayed on the Native land is just absolutely ignorant and vile. Devastating the lives of Native people. He took Jacob’s DNA sample!!!!! That’s the most unethical and dehumanising bullshit ever! As a doctor you’re not allowed to do that nor as a human being, you cannot exploit people for your own interest wtf
Complex of superiority: he literally turned Edward, Esme, Emmett and Rosalie without any kind of consent? That’s just mad.
Objectification of Rosalie/grooming: again, he thought of her as a potential partner for Edward. Not sure whether that was his sole reason to change her. Legacy perhaps of his old upbringing? Where women had literally 0 rights.
Attracted to a minor/pedophilic: he literally was attracted to Esme when she was 16. This is questionable since it was Esme who was clearly mesmerised by him, but since the author is Mormon, wouldn’t be surprised. (Ed.)
Awful morals: He invited racist/Nazi to live with his family. He was somehow able to get blood for Bella from hospital, like wtf mate? You cannot buy so much blood for your daughter in law. The entitlement, seriously.
He is a billionaire
Daddy Issues (Part 3)- Carlisle Cullen
Pairing: Carlisle Cullen x (female) Reader
Warnings: mention of abuse, age gap, language, panic attack
Summary: Relationship deepens between the reader and Carlisle.
Author’s Note: My favorite part I’ve written so far :) -Kelsie
Word Count: 1,261
jacob and carlisle’s friendship is never talked about!!!
j: “s’okay, doc. you didn’t mean any harm.”
c: “no, I promise you that I did not mean you any harm. I find your species fascinating.”
j: “it was carlisle asking, so when I turned around again, my face was probably less disrespectful than it would have been if anyone else had stopped me.”
like c’mon, tell me they aren’t adorable