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[toothachepup]

College Richie <3

Thats one long boy! Just a fella. Being gay doing crimes!!

[artgroves]

Beverly in the deadlights

[frodotown]

no thoughts. just angsty high schooler beverly marsh and her baggy clothes

follow me on twitter! @edtozr

[madsotc]

back when i was in high school a friend carrying me around on their handlebars was the purest form of love i knew

[jasontoddsreanimatedcorpse]

“Swings And Slides” - written by S. Uris - is both an acknowledgement to growing up and a tribute to childhood memories.

Full album art (by @frogandtoadpdf ) and lyrics below cut

There's a park in the field By the houses that dot along the close It's filled with colours and memories And the feeling that we'll never grow A castle that's guarded by the gate on the latch And the kids with their sticks and their stones They reign victorious shouting "never come back" As they watch the retreat of their foes

Swings and slides will never feel the same Now that proportioned limbs can't fit into their frame         And the summer glint no longer calls my name                         Oh it's been so long since I felt home in this place In this place

Once we were scared Watching unknown terror approach We gathered our love And ran the short distance home I somehow felt impossibly brave Even while we hid in our rooms I knew right then I could take on the world So long as it was next to you

Swings and slides will never feel the same Now that proportioned limbs can't fit into their frame And the summer glint no longer calls my name                   Oh it's been so long since I felt home in this place In this place

And oh years have passed since then But I still say "remember when" And I miss how we used to connect But I don't think there's any going back to then

Remember how we Used to play stupid games on the driveway Or how we learnt to ride our bikes Straight into the world, we'd never hesitate I wonder how you face things now That you wear older skin Is it still with that same fearless look on your face that said "Let's begin"

Swings and slides will never feel the same Now that proportioned limbs can't fit into their frame And the summer glint no longer calls my name                                   Oh it's been so long since I felt home in this place In this place

[grilledcheem]

reddie regency au aesthetic

[toziertool]

the gas heated heart moves slowly

the gas heated heart moves slowly

Eddie’s life is on a steady upward trajectory. He’s been a stage manager for seven years and he’s good at it. He’s defeated any career obstacles thrown in his path, saved disasters of shows, dealt with absolute divas of directors. He thinks he’s prepared for everything.

Apparently, he’s prepared for everything except Richie Tozier.

Words: 7618, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Fandoms: IT - Stephen King, IT (Movies - Muschietti)

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: M/M

Relationships:  Eddie Kaspbrak/Richie Tozier, Bill Denbrough & Eddie Kaspbrak, Bill Denbrough/Audra Phillips, Patricia Blum Uris/Stanley Uris, Ben Hanscom/Beverly Marsh

Characters:  Eddie Kaspbrak, Richie Tozier, Bill Denbrough, Audra Phillips, Mike Hanlon, Stanley Uris, Patricia Blum Uris, Ben Hanscom, Beverly Marsh

Additional Tags: Gay Eddie Kaspbrak, Bisexual Richie Tozier, Alternate Universe - No Pennywise, (IT)Alternate Universe - Modern Setting, Theater AU, stage manager eddie, actor richie, Recreational Drug Use, Sonia Kaspbrak's A+ Parenting, POV Eddie Kaspbrak, Original Character(s), losers in new york, they're all 20 something

Read Here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/23022316/chapters/55050559

[readandwritesilver]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Ship(s): Reddie, Background stanlon + benverly, Original female character/original female character

Word count: 4221

Summary: Sonia has taken so much from Eddie over the years, but he doesn't need her to have a family.

Canon-compliant timeline, set from roughly summer before their senior year to around the end of college.