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I'm making a Kirby presentation for my friends who know nothing about it, and I've made tons of text posts for it so I figured id post them here too, since my friends probably won't get most of these lmao
(also I have no clue how to format posts I'm so sorry if this looks like shit 😭, tips for a new poster would be appreciated)
closed starter for @thefvrious.
oliver has heard, many times, that when you're done with someone, truly over them, you stop seeing them. even if you live in the same city and go to the same places, when you're not longer meant to be together, it's almost as you stop being in the same timeline. when this theory comes up, oliver explains that it's different for people like him. when you're a public figure, it's hard to overcome your past. how can you ever move on from someone whose name you hear constantly, coming from people who don't even know them or you? how can you stop running into each other, when the entertainment business forces you to the same events? when the whole world thinks your lover is your best friend and nothing more, and you start to realize you will never be able to love him proudly and in the open, what do you do? you marry your high school sweetheart that allows you to live a normal, boring life. you escape, without leaving. you trap yourself into a lie.
what oliver is discovering now, after years spent hiding in plain sight, is that all lies come undone. he always knew he couldn't live keep up with this act forever, but he couldn't imagine it would end up with him crying over a tombstone, feeling like the worst person on planet earth. he always imagined bowie to be waiting for him, on the other side, when he would finally come up with the courage to be himself, but in his mind it didn't happen a few blocks from the cemetery where his wife's buried.
he's walking home, even if it's more than an hour away, when he notices him. it's the first time in years that they happen to meet outside of their shared world. no big event, no talk show, no movie screening. it's real life, bowie is wearing sunglasses and a black hat and the people around him have no idea it's him. one of the most famous people in the country and he's walking, iced coffee in hand, right towards oliver — who's nowhere near as famous as bowie, and can walk in his city without being followed around. during these last few days, after the funeral, even when he gets recognized he doesn't get approached. he's glad, people are leaving him grieve in peace. it's what he wanted, being able to have a private life. but when bowie sees him too, when oliver finds himself reaching for him, he starts imagining what would have happened if they chose each other, if they eventually admitted to the world their real selves. maybe it would have been worth it, giving up his privacy and his peace for a chance at real love.
thinking that maybe, just maybe, this random meeting means something — that he's no longer faking to live another life, although not by choice — is what convinces oliver to stand in front of bowie and say, "hi".
ok, but what does Erik van Haaren say?
i did annie (i say as i immediately agree)
Lmaoo what are you talking about, Bea, my lovely.............. I think you might be seeing things, sweetheart................ there's nothing there.......... right........ there's absolutely nothing that will potentially compromise my digital footprint............. nothing........
f/o who talks you through your orgasm, a gentle “good girl” and “yeah, that’s my girl” spilling past his lips as he works his fingers in you, eyes stuck on your face as you tip over the edge, something akin to wonder as he watches you with rapt attention
finally made rajma chawal after a ~year of being in the us im so happy 🥹