MAâAM WHAT?!?
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MAâAM WHAT?!?
the heart breaks and breaks and breaks
Katie McGrath + the eyebrow thing
the eyes have it
Note to the Katie McGrath fans: that blue/green thing that her eyes have going on? There's a name for that - it's called "glasz."
Graphite and charcoal drawing
Who says I have to finish commissions, I wanted to draw something as a gift for myself!
i made some fanart of lena
who we are (and what weâve done â chapter 10
Events unfold painstakingly slowly.
Then again, thatâs probably to be expected when one selects vaginal delivery as their preferred method of childbirth.
If she were using her logical brain, Lena would remember the countless books she read, both from terrestrial and Kryptonian literature, regarding this very moment that will change her life forever. She would think about the fact that these so-called ânaturalâ births (though at this moment, it feels like there is nothing remotely natural about it) typically result in a faster recovery time, which increases her chances of being active sooner and in less pain in the future.
If she were thinking with her emotional brain, Lena would remind herself that she actually chose this, among other things, because she did want the experience, because she wanted to be with her baby through everything since the very beginning, and something in her made this kind of birthing process just feel right.
But none of those scenarios are relevant right now, because Lena does not feel like she is thinking with any brain at all. In fact, her entire brain seems to be dedicated to signaling to her that pushing a baby past her vagina is supposed to hurt (as if she could ever forget).
So all of her well-researched arguments and all of her well-thought out reasons and all of her well-meaning wifeâs attempts at comfort suddenly are irrelevant at the momentz Lena finds herself wanting to scream out a litany of all the swear words known to humans and Kryptonians alike, and curse nature or a god or something else that decided that in order to procreate, a person must go through this.
She tries to ignore the fact that the citizens of Argo actually advocated for her to just use the matrix, as has been done for so long, itâs become tradition. Nevermind that Kara offered to carry the child and Lena decided against it.
Right now, she doesnât even care about the warm and cozy look theyâd shared when she first went into labor, knowing that they were going to become moms, together, and nothing about it might ever feel real. Nothing else is relevant, because sheâs bringing new fucking life into this world and so she gets to be as bitter and snappy and irrational as sheâd like.
And then she is born; six pounds and two ounces of dreams Lena had never dared hope for. Pruney pink skin and fuzzy dark hair, the evidence of a life she had never thought to be meant for her. Itâs not like motherhood has ever been a particular vocation of Lenaâs, who always thought of herself as a fun aunt rather than a person who raises a child- she definitely has other ambitions in life.
But motherhood is still something sheâs wanted, and canât really believe her little girl is finally here.
Kara cuts the umbilical cord and the nurse cleans their daughter up, then places her in Lenaâs arms.Such a beautiful thing â the way this tiny baby with powerful lungs that create the most ear-piercing screams simply becomes entirely content just because of skin-to-skin contact with her. Lena. Lena, who has never felt unconditionally, effortlessly, important to anyone.
The details of what happens next are hazy, probably due to the exhaustion of a seventeen-hour long labor. She thinks she feels lips on her forehead, and maybe the image of Karaâs megawatt smile in contrast with the tears in her eyes, her voice whispering sweet everythings like, âYou did itâ, âI love you so muchâ, and, âWeâre officially momsâ.
Thereâs something sheâs receiving guidance on, and then her baby has latched onto her nipple, and then Lena is falling into the most peaceful sleep she has ever had.
She doesnât dream â that wasnât really even in the realm of possibility, considering all that her body has been through in the past day and the remnants of pain medicine in her veins.
She doesnât dream, but in the next couple of days, she will imagine that if she did, the contents of it would, for a change, be very pleasant. That they would be a compilation of all the best, happiest moments in her life during the past five years.
Kara on one knee, flushed cheeks and held breath
as she waited for the answer that would solidify a bond theyâd already known, in their hearts, to be true long before they actually realized it.
The butterflies in her own stomach when the woman she loves kissed her, deep and soft and all-encompassing, in the middle of the terrain where a house would be built to suit their every need. A place to grow old in. A place to belong. A place to call her home.
The glow of the stars when they left Earth, because Kryptonâs technology would enable them to safely make a child from two ovocytes and, furthermore, guarantee Lena wouldnât suffer with the super-strong kicks, once the time for those came.
Allura and Zor-Elâs excitement to see her and introduce her to the society of Argo as the brilliant scientist who captured their daughterâs heart.
The moment two ovocytes became a zygote, and that cell split into two, split into four, split into a baby grown inside of her, a baby she loved from the moment they decided to have her.
Karaâs smile. Karaâs smile. Karaâs smile â all along and, most importantly, always matching her own.
Lena will have time to think about all of that in the days to come, when her breasts hurt from being fed on and her head hurts from a new kind of sleep deprivation and her heart hurts because she never thought it could contain this much happiness.
She will reflect on it, and all thatâs led her to this, and she will find herself thinking, for the first time, while looking at this little bundle of hope, that sheâs managed to build a beautiful life for herself, and that the best is yet to come.
And she will smile as she cries about that, too.