I have a little request and I was hoping you could to it ! So I was thinking you could do a little blurb of F!Reader having like really bad cramps and Billie just comforting them that’s just pure fluff bc I’m having like horrible cramps rn and I need smth like that ☹️
This is so cute🤍 i hope you like it and i hope you get over your cramps soon🫶
𖦹 ☼ ⋆｡˚⋆ฺ ♡
SWEET - BILLIE X FEM!READER
𖦹 ☼ ⋆｡˚⋆ฺ ♡
You had your day planned. You were supposed to organize your closet, practice guitar and do some cleaning. it was supposed to be a productive day, yet you lay on your bed in pain.
Out of all the things you had planned for today, getting your period was not one of them. Your eyes squeezed shut as you felt the sharp pain from your cramps, the hot water bottle you clutched doing little to soothe you.
"fuck." You muttered in discomfort.
"y/n!" A voice called from downstairs. Billie closed the front door behind her as she invited herself into your home. She looked around not finding any sign of you. She frowned in confusion.
"up here." You tired to call out as loud as you could, but the pain you were feeling made it hard to do. You turned on your side to try find some relief.
Billie didn't hear your response, but she walked upstairs anyway, not thinking of any other place you could be, and she knew you were home since your car was here and the house was left unlocked.
She smiled excitedly as she walked to your bedroom, figuring you were cleaning or working and thats why you hadn't heard her. She was excited to see you. You two had made plans to hang out, which Billie always looked forward to. You were her favorite person.
Opening the bedroom door her smile faded slightly, her brows drawing together in concern as she seen you curled up in your bed, a hot water bottle clutched against your stomach. She knew immediately what was wrong, she had seen you many times like this, and you with her.
"y/n?" She called out your name again, this time sympatheticly, feeling the urge to take care and comfort you. She walked over to your bed.
You exhaled the air you had been holding, growing frustrated with the cramps you suffer from every month. You turned your head to face her, a pained expression on your face. Billie frowned down at you, she hated to see you in any kind of pain, it broke her heart seeing that expression on your face.
Billie put her phone and car keys on your bedside table, she shrugged off her jacket and shoes, and gently climbed into the bed beside you.
She wanted to do everything in her power to ease your pain.
She lay on her side, sitting up with her weight on her elbows as she leaned down to rest her face in the space between your shoulder and face. You leaned into her embrace, her touch welcoming and needed.
Billie wrapped an arm around your waist, the pads of her cold fingers tracing up and down your warm skin, leaving goosebumps after them. She tilted her face so that she was facing you. She smiled lovingly down at you, her lips placed small gentle kisses on your cheeks down to your jaw. Her fingers met the hem of your shirt and moved under it, dancing slowly up the skin of your stomach.
You smiled lazily up at her causing Billie to smile too.
"how's my sweet girl?" She mumbled. Her free hand moved up to comb her fingers through your hair, her fingers weaving gently through the strands.
You shook your head slowly. "Not good." You mumbled. Billie's smile softened. She leaned down and placed a small, sweet, kiss on your lips before moving down further in the bed. With her fingers she slowly pulled up your shirt slightly to expose the lower part of your stomach, where you had been clutching the hot water bottle.
You watched her curiously, but with the up most trust and love.
Billie began placing small, sincere kisses along your stomach, not neglecting a single place. She took her time, being gentle and making each kiss as loving as the last.
A small smile tugged at your lips, you sighed in content as your eyes threatened to close.
Billie smiled against your skin. Your shirt raised higher as she made her way up your stomach, leaving a soft and delicate trail of kisses with her.
Somehow you had manged to get distracted from your period cramps, feeling nothing but the love Billie was showering you with. You felt completely at peace in that moment.
Billie lifted her face to meet yours. She grinned up at you happily, making you chuckle at how adorable she looked. Billie leaned in to kiss you again, a soft and tender one, you both smiled against each other's lips.
"thank you." You whispered.
Billie softly shook her head. "You don't need to thank me, im here to take care of you, always."
You smiled back at her, thinking 'how did i get so lucky?'
Billie placed another tender kiss on your forehead.
As she lay back on the bed you climbed on top of her, resting your body flush against her front, as her arms wrapped securely around your body in a loving embrace, showing you she wasn't going anywhere.
You hid your face in the crook of her neck, relaxing as her fingers traced small circles onto your skin. You smiled when Billie began softly humming the tune of a song, the noise calming you.
You didn't know if Billie somehow soothed your pains, or if her love overpowered the pain you felt, all you knew was you felt happier and better in her arms.
"i love you." Billie whispered.
"i love you too." You whispered back, your smile audible in your voice.
Billie placed another tender kiss against your head, sighing in content as she smiled fondly down at her girl.
I learned something really interesting in physics today:
To every gravitational field, there is a minimum velocity for an object to achieve in order to negate the effects of gravity on itself, this is called the ‘escape velocity’. I’ll use Halley’s comet’s scenario to explain this further:
The velocity of Halley’s comet is great enough to ‘avoid’ Earth’s gravitational pull but not the Sun’s— consequently trapping itself in a permanent elliptical orbital around the sun in our solar system which explains how said comet passes by planet Earth every few decades.
Conclusively, the escape velocity of Earth’s gravitational field is 11.2 kilometres per second- if you toss something upwards with a speed greater than that it will not come back down.
yes im implying what goes up must not necessarily come down ㅋ
Halley’s Legacy Returns: Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower to Peak Early This Week
Source: Ethan Miller_Getty Images
Skywatchers in the Northern Hemisphere are in for a treat this week as the Eta Aquarid meteor shower, fueled by the ancient dust of Halley’s Comet, reaches its peak. The shower is expected to be most active late Monday night into the early hours of Tuesday, though meteors may be visible as early as Sunday night and continue through midweek. The Eta Aquarids occur annually when Earth passes through the debris trail left behind by Halley’s Comet, a periodic visitor to our skies every 76 years. Though the comet itself won’t reappear until 2061, the particles it shed during previous visits ignite in our atmosphere each spring, creating this subtle yet storied meteor display.
What to Expect: Modest But Swift Streaks Across the Sky
Unlike some of the more intense meteor showers like the Perseids or Geminids, the Eta Aquarid meteor shower is relatively modest in terms of volume. Observers can expect to see a few meteors per hour, but what the shower lacks in quantity, it makes up for in speed and elegance. Traveling at nearly 147,000 mph, these meteors burn brightly and often leave glowing trails that can linger for several seconds. The particles are typically small, ranging from grains of sand to grains of ric, —but they create vivid streaks that captivate those patient enough to watch.
Each year, Earth intersects this cosmic debris field in late April and early May, producing the Eta Aquarid meteor shower. These meteors appear to radiate from the constellation Aquarius, near the star Eta Aquarii, though they can be spotted anywhere in the sky. Halley’s Comet, officially designated 1P/Halley, is also responsible for the Orionid meteor shower in October, cementing its role as one of the most influential comets in observational astronomy. First correctly predicted to return by English astronomer Edmond Halley in 1758, the comet became the first to be recognized as periodic—a milestone that validated Newtonian physics and reshaped our understanding of celestial motion.
Best Viewing Tips for Meteor Watchers
To catch the Eta Aquarid meteor shower at its best, stargazers are advised to head outside in the pre-dawn hours, when Earth is optimally positioned to move into the densest part of the comet’s dust stream. Find a location with minimal light pollution and look toward the darkest section of the sky. While the meteors radiate from Aquarius, they can appear from any direction.
Give your eyes at least 10 to 15 minutes to adjust to the dark, and avoid using phones or bright lights, as these can hinder night vision. No special equipment is needed—just patience and a clear sky.
As meteors arc through the quiet early morning sky, they carry with them particles shed hundreds or even thousands of years ago. Watching the Eta Aquarid meteor shower offers more than a celestial spectacle—it’s a moment of connection to a cosmic story centuries in the making.
