omg run a train on me
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omg run a train on me
art trade i did with sirensoutro on twitter
cassie mckay, victoria javadi, baran al hashimi = mcvadi + mcshimi = mcvadishimi ?
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McVadi sketch
hii lovely! would you be up to writing something cassie mckay x shy!reader. maybe it’s the readers first real relationship and cassie is teaching her the ropes? i absolutely adore your writing🫶🏽
shy reader hcs—c. mckay
cassie mckay x fem!reader
word count: 1.5k
summary: hcs of cassie with a shy reader!
warnings: mentions of anxiety, r is oblivious at first, age gap (cassie is early 40s, r is mid 20s), cassie is adorable and i love her, smut, thigh riding, oral (r receiving), fingering (r receiving), scissoring, cassie mckay’s strap, of course the chain, aftercare, mentions of loss of virginity, dirty talk
a/n: love this idea. thought it’d be easier as headcannons because i didn’t have a good idea for a complete fic.
thinking about being cassie mckay's controversially younger girlfriend... (SMUT)
something about her and frazzled bangs has charmed me
i think one the main things that is going to be the fall of robby is his “us versus them” mentality. while it can be great in certain circumstances (i.e. keeping gloria out of things in season one and protecting his team), most of the time it just creates an other that everyone fights against.
this season, we see it clearly with al-hashimi. he doesn’t even give that woman a chance. he walks in, sees that she does things differently from him, and puts up defenses against her. this is a woman who is talented and capable and clearly there for a reason, and robby is treating her like a resident. and robby allows santos, his subordinate and student, to smack talk her and even subtly agrees with her, further cementing this othering.
it’s happening again with mohan, creating a toxic environment where doing or feeling anything against the norm is seen as shameable behavior. because robby doesn’t just reprimand mohan for having a panic attack (which is a whole other can of worms), he shames her. in front of her peers and colleagues and students. and then tells her she’s probably not cut out for the er!! when we know damn well she is!!
and ogilvie is experiencing it too. don’t get me wrong, i am not an ogilvie fan at all. but refusing to answer his (and javadi’s!) questions when the system went down isn’t just a “i’m done with you” moment, it is deliberately shutting him out and setting him up as another outsider in the department.
and of course, langdon. he has officially fallen from grace in robby’s eyes. once the golden boy, now replaced by whitaker. robby has created in langdon a villain for himself to be up against. did langdon fuck up? absolutely yes. but is he evil or incompetent? no. but robby needs a villain, because he works best when it’s a fight. he doesn’t know how to manage conflict and be emotionally vulnerable, so instead he lashes out.
robby has been incredibly emotionally stunted this season. ignoring questions from students, dismissing mel after specifically asking her how she’s feeling, telling langdon at the worst possible time that he doesn’t want him in the hospital anymore and then reprimanding him for being slow to the draw, shaming mohan, shaming mckay for going to see a patient and withholding the information that roxy died until he could drop it and leave the biggest impact.
robby creates cliques within the department and leaves his staff fighting for his approval to be part of the group. and then, once they’re in, he pits them against someone else, and they fight them. it’s an exhausting cycle that is going to collapse in on itself eventually. al-hashimi is already starting to dismantle it, encouraging langdon to talk to santos and defending samira when robby berates her.
this season has not been about teaching for robby, it’s about making the people around him remember how ashamed they were when they messed up. that’s not teaching, and no positive lasting impact will come from it.
i enjoy how last collins talked to mckay abt possible fatphobia, in the most non accusatory way. and mckay was like mildly defensive but pretty open to it, and it wasnt even rlly talked abt if there was bias or if it was just a busy morning.
and now they havent shown her address it at all, but shes one of the primary advocates for howard
its just cool theres this implied growth and development mckay did, and its treated as something so obvious they dont even need to tell you about it. like of course she was told a possible concern and she worked on, thats a given
just cool imo!
anyways pls imagine w/ me
Cassie, a diehard Penguins fan, promises to teach Baran everything she knows about hockey leading up to the playoffs. these "this totally not a date, I'm just helping you LEARN because you live in Pittsburgh now and this is a big deal" hangout sessions always take place at Cassie's apartment, always involve takeout, always involve PJs and, by the time they've watched 4 or 5 games together, ALSO starts to involve cuddling on the couch... and then inviting Baran to sleep over because "the game went into overtime and now it's late and you're tired so you might as well stay" and then also "I have a king sized bed so you can just sleep in here with me because the couch isn't as comfortable"