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[beelze--bug]

trafalgar law is awesome bc he's meant for a medical drama. like oh look there go the straw hats! famously whimsical and silly pirate crew and, along with them, House MD

[barbaricjester]

God. What if Micheal had lived? Not, never fed to the Distortion but like. When the Spiral rejected him and Helen became the avatar, what if it just ripped itself out of him, and he collapsed into Jon's arms, weak and shaking and half dead, just as he'd been before he and the Distortion became one. His hands are normal. His eyes are normal.

He can barely talk and Jon doesn't know what to do but his heart wins out and he takes him to a hospital for treatment, and when Jon goes back to see him Micheal's first, feeble, scared and confused and whispered words are, "Where's Gerry? Do you know where he is? Is he okay?"

EDIT, 6/26/2025: OKAY SO HEY I WROTE A FIC BASED ON THIS!!!

READ IT HERE!!!

[relatablejoe]

🌈 Life isn’t about perfection; it’s about gratitude through the highs and lows. ✨ Finding peace in praise helps us navigate even the toughest times. Let’s remind each other to honor our journey and the divine plan behind it. Share this with someone who needs a little light today! 💖

[morallygreymmc]

[new-berry]

[kassi-exo]

I love fanfics where characters suffer. I love angst. But it's rare to find good angst.

Recently I realized that writing trauma is hard — because there's a whole system of suffering that has to exist. It's not just "he's in pain."

It's why he's in pain, how it works, who did it and why he can't fight back, why no one did anything, why he didn't reach out for help in the first seconds. How did a tiny traumabecome so huge?

I also realized — almost no one truly suffers if there's someone there with them.

The peak of a person's suffering always happens in solitude. Alone.

And sometimes it's really hard to answer why there was no one around.

But the answer is always simple:

Miscommunication.

Not being understood. Other people being busy, or inattentive. A trauma from early on that taught the character to hide their pain and their problems. No one was in here from tge start.

Any healing — any comfort — always begins when others find out.

When, in that situation, another person appears next to the suffering character. Because as soon as someone else shows up, the trauma kind of... loses its purpose of causing pain.

And a new purpose appears: to heal, or to learn to live with it.

And I think in any story, the hardest thing is to show why this or that character was alone — and why they never asked for help.

[yourlovelyspace]

And I don't stop thinking about you all day long 💝