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Hi guys, um life has fucked me over and I'm sick, but also I'm dealing with some sort of grief. My ex passed away two weeks ago, and I wasn't aware up until last night. There is alot going through my mind right now. We weren't on good terms when he passed, but he was still someone who was my friend at some point. I made this post to update you guys on how I'm doing as a person, but I also wanted to make this post as a warning and a message towards those who think about ending their life.
To those who are struggling, please do not be afraid to reach out. You are loved by somebody around you. You live in their memories, you are a part of somebody, and even if you feel like you are alone, you aren't. Keep pushing forward. I know it can be hard, but think about who you leave behind, who you impact by taking your own life. Think about the life ahead of you. Living is never easy, but there will be something that is worth it in the end. I know this has been said a million times, but it's true. My ex will live in my memories forever. The pictures I have of me and him together now sit there as reminders of what the world lost. I may not have liked him, but he was my friend at some point. I feel odd. His death prevents me from getting closure on our relationship. I don’t think I ever will get closure. There's a part of me that feels guilty for not reaching out to him, that maybe I could've atleast said something before he ended it all. So think about how the people around you would feel if you did, think about everyone you have ever loved, and consider them. Remember who you had and who you have.
To the people, the family, the friends, the lovers hell just anyone, I beg of you reach out and check in on your loved ones. Be there. Be present. Not just physically, but emotionally as well. Let this post, if it ever comes your way, be a reminder to check in on who you love. I know it will be difficult and different for everyone, but just do it. It will make all the more of a difference if you do. You change people's lives by being there with them, always remember that.
Finally, remember that I love you all, remember that you are not alone in the journey you are facing. There is so much I want to say, but it is so hard to articulate into words. There is not one word that can describe how I feel right now, but I pray that none of you will ever get to feel this way. I love you all so very much, so please take care of yourselves.
Between Signals
SUMMARY: Benji's looking after Luther in London and Luther knows he's neglecting himself; he decides it's time for a chat.
PAIRING: Benji & Luther being the wonderful friends they are
ADDITIONAL: Again, not sure on whether to pop this on AO3, in the meantime I hope you enjoy. There are spoilers for Dead Reckoning and Final Reckoning in here. Themes of grief, death etc. Please do let me know what you think.
“We should talk.”
“What’s up? Are you in pain? I thought she upped your meds? She gave you enough to knock out a rhino! Well, almost. But still, I can sort something else out. There’ll be something in here.” Benji rummaged through the bag on top of his desk, glass clinking softly as he flicked past the many vials within.
MY FELLOW ANON ARE VIOLATING MY EMOTIONS TODAY 😂 god I’m acc crying. Your writing is amazing. I’m gonna combat the sadness with a wholesome thing of them finding a pup in a bin (or something) a few months after the loss of the first pup (Neji is currently shut down entirely) is like “lol gimme”. Proceeds to take the pup home, put it in his nest scent the lil bean (gender is your choice) and just be like “yeah this mine now”. Any nay sayers are ignored bc it’s still his baby (maybe almost like his pup reincarnated 👀👀) regardless of how baby was obtained. Idk I just think my guy needs some positivity after life kicking the ever loving shit out of him
This is beautiful and you’re right, Neji deserves the world, but I’ll settle with a quiet life and some happiness for my boy!
Okay, so things haven’t been…good with Neji since you had to let your pup die to save him.
It has been two months and still he lays in his nest every day, sometimes crying, sometimes whining, but mostly just staring at nothing. He had incorporated a bunch of baby stuff (blankets, toys etc.) into his nest before he went to the hospital, in order to make his pup feel more at home in the nest when he was supposed to bring them back. You had tried to take them out to stop him having to be confronted with what happened in his safe space, but Neji almost attacked you for doing so, so you let him keep them.
But it’s very concerning when he spends hours at a time just stroking the pup's blankets and staring at nothing.
So, you decide to take Neji on a walk to get him out of the house. It would be his first time leaving the house since the funeral.
You go at night time, because Neji is still refusing any contact with anyone he knows and this way he’s less likely to be confronted when he isn’t ready for it. To make extra sure that you can be alone, you decide to walk around the edge of the woods around one of the quieter training grounds.
Neji doesn’t speak much, but he doesn’t whine or cry either, and the night air brings a little colour to his cheeks, and you’re so happy at the small improvements. It doesn’t matter how long it ends up taking him to feel better, you’ll be here with him the whole way.
…
“I was thinking about cooking something special next week,” you make idle conversation, not expecting Neji to reply. “It’s our anniversary after all, do you have any preference?”
Neji stops walking suddenly. His shoulders are tense.
“Neji?”
He hushes you harshly.
“I can hear…”
Without another word of warning, Neji makes his way a little further into the trees. You follow him, confused and worried.
“Byakugan!” he calls, scanning the area. He gasps as he scans over a nearby bush and immediately he drops to his knees beside it.
“Neji?” you ask, now more than a little concerned. “What is it? What’s wrong?”
You watch as Neji pulls something out of the bush. He turns around with a bundle in his arms.
“It’s a pup,” Neji says, obviously shocked. You can’t blame him, you’re feeling more than a little shocked yourself. What on earth was a pup doing out here? “They’re freezing. Give me your jacket.”
Without hesitance, you quickly slip your jacket of and hand it to Neji who promptly bundles up the pup in it and brings them to his chest. The pup is making small whimpering noises that had been almost impossible to hear over the wind. Neji must have hear them, thank goodness.
“It’s okay, I’ve got you,” Neji coos to the pup. “You’re safe now, I'll take you home and make it better, I promise.”
“We need to get them to the hospital asap," you say, shaking your head. "They must be freezing and they look underweight as well. We’re not mednin, Neji.”
“Our home is closer.”
“Neji…”
“We need to make sure they’re warm,” he argues. “We can bring them home and alert a medic to make a home visit.”
You look at the earnest look on his face and know that he won’t back down, and now isn’t a time for arguments anyway.
“Okay,” you swallow nervously. “We’ll bring them home.”
…
You bring the pup back to your home and before you can protest, Neji brings them into his nest with a mumbled ‘they’ll be warm in there’.
Neji bundles himself and the pup up in the corner of the nest, turning on a little heater beside him, and tucking the pup into his shirt to share body warmth.
“We’ll get you nice and warm, it’s okay, you’re safe, I won’t let anyone harm you,” he whispers while stroking their cheek with a finger. The pup wriggles around, already looking more energetic, and starts mouthing at Neji’s chest.
“Are you hungry?” Neji laughs softly before turning to you. “Go and heat up a bottle for the pup, all the supplies are in the… the nursery.”
You nod dumbly and do as you’re asked, astounded at how much life is in Neji’s eyes. It’s the most life you’ve seen from him in months. But you can’t help but worry. What if Neji gets attached and you can’t keep the pup? Of course, you want nothing more than to keep the baby, it almost seems too good to be true that she literally fell into both your lives at this trying time, but what if it is too good to be true? What if they’re sick? Or their parents are looking for them? Or… something else. Neji doesn’t deserve another heartbreak, and you don’t want to destroy the small amount of progress he’s made in the last month.
But for now, all you can do is heat up the bottle.
…
“Here, it’s a good temperature, I already checked,” you pass Neji the bottle. He checks it again anyway and you can’t help but smile at how overprotective and parental he's being. It's so bittersweet to see him like this.
“Here you go sweetheart, just for you,” Neji smiles, cradling the pup as they latch onto the bottle with fervour. “Shh, shh, shh, slow down, it’s not going anywhere.”
Neji feeds the pup and then burps them, and you pretend you can’t see him smiling when he notices that they are starting to smell like him. You need to know you can keep her before you let him get even more attached.
“I’m going to send a clone for a medic, now.”
The room became tense all at once.
“They’re fine, I’m looking after them,” Neji protests.
“I know, and you’re doing a good job, but we still need a medic, Neji.”
Neji holds the pup more tightly to his chest, tucking an extra blanket around them. He's using the special blanket you had got commissioned for your pup. You can feel your heart break at the sight. He's already attached. Now you just have to hope you can keep them. For his sake.
“I don’t want them to take the pup away like last time,” Neji admits softly. "I can look after them, I won't let anything happen like last time, I promise. They'll be safe, we don't need a medic."
“We need to know their primary and secondary gender, omega, and we need to make sure they aren’t sick after being left in the woods…”
Neji hesitates but nods his consent in the end after you explain that your pup could become ill if left untreated. You don’t tell him that you are also sending a clone to the Hokage. Naruto will be able to grant you and Neji the right to keep the pup, and you hope that as Neji’s friend, he’ll be able to see how much he needs this.
…
You have to move Neji and the pup downstairs to wait for the medic, because Neji would not appreciate someone unknown seeing his nest he made for his pup. He’s not expecting Naruto to show up as well so you go to the door to intercept and prep them both.
“Thank you so much for coming, Naruto, I can’t tell you how much this means to me and Neji,” you say, hugging him as he walks through the door.
“I’m going to do everything I can,” he promises. “If the medic finds signs of long-term neglect, I can take the parental rights away from the biological parents straight away, even if I don't know who they are, and transfer you the rights.”
Your face visibly brightens, but Naruto continues.
“But if the only injuries are from laying in the forest for a few hours, I’ll have to try and find the parents first, because the child may have been taken from them by force, when the pup was otherwise a healthy baby being looked after sufficiently. In that circumstance, I’ll have to take the child back with me and put them in foster care until a three-month window has passed. And if the parents are found…”
“I know,” you sigh. “Let’s just get this done as soon as possible.”
The three of you walk into the living to see Neji cradling the pup tightly against his chest.
“Hey Neji,” Naruto greets softly with a sad smile. “I haven’t seen you around for a while.”
Neji tenses upon seeing Naruto.
“Naruto? Why are you here?” Neji clearly misinterprets the situation, holding the pup even more tightly and turning accusatory eyes against you. “Why did you bring him here?”
“I’m here to determine whether the pup was abandoned or kidnapped to the best of my abilities, once we have that done, we can decide how things are going to happen, okay?”
“How do you decide that?” Neji asks with distrustful eyes.
“The medic will give them a check-up, completely routine, I promise,” Naruto speaks with a soft voice like he’s talking to a cornered animal. Well, you look at Neji for a moment who is coiled as tightly as spring, he’s not far off.
It takes about five minutes for you to convince Neji to let go of the pup and hand them to the mednin, and then the next fifteen minutes involve you holding him in your arms to stop him wrestling the pup back from the mednin.
And then, rather ominously, the mednin pulls Naruto aside to talk.
Neji is shaking in your arms.
“It’s okay, calm down, Neji,” you try to comfort him.
“I can’t-“ Neji chokes, hands fisting in your shirt. “He has our pup, you let them take our pup.”
You don’t bother to correct him on his use of ‘our’, knowing it would only upset him more.
“I know baby, but they need to see that they’re healthy, nothing’s wrong, just breathe.”
Neji doesn’t take your advice.
"Last time they took them-"
"This isn't like last time, omega. Come one, try and settle down a little, that's it."
...
Naruto eventually walks back in, holding the pup securely, the mednin nowhere to be seen.
“So,” Naruto says seriously. And then his face breaks out into a wide grin. “Am I right in thinking you want to adopt?”
You can almost feel your relief in the air. Thanking every power that be for this stroke of luck. Losing this pup could have easily meant losing your mate, and the gravity of the situation all comes crashing down at once. Neji looks as though he is feeling much the same.
“Give me them,” he orders, arms out.
“Her,” Naruto corrects. “The mednin said she’s a female alpha.”
Tears start welling up in Neji’s eyes as he takes her. Their bio pup was a female alpha, too.
“Thank you,” he whispers to no one, holding his new pup as tightly as he dared. “I’ve got you now, you’re safe and sound with me, I won’t let anything hurt you ever again.”
Naruto slips out of the house without a fuss, dropping the mednin’s recommendations for feeding the underweight pup on the coffee table.
...
You and Neji take your new pup upstairs and bundle her back into the nest. Neji lays down with her, stroking her cheek as he watches her sleep.
“You need to get some rest too, omega,” you suggest, running a hand down Neji’s back.
“Guard?” he asks in response.
“Yes," you smile at his protective instincts. "I’ll guard the nest while you sleep, I promise.”
“Okay, alpha…” Neji settles down, still with one hand resting on the pup. “But if I don’t wake up when she cries, wake me… I want to be the one to feed her.”
You laugh gently, “Of course, now get some sleep. I’ll guard you both.”
@ofvaporex from [X]
[J]→[R]: Frag. [J]→[R]: Hold on, Ratch. [J]→[R]: I’m comin. [J]→[R]: Gimme a breem.
He keeps his promise, sprinting out of the officer’s habsuites that he shares with the other contingent of the Autobot High Command. A brief message is sent to OP and then to Prowl to let them know what’s going on, and where he’s going. A secondary message is sent to Red Alert to let him know to lock down the security in the area to give Ratchet some privacy as other non-emergency patients are shunted to other medics.
He makes his way in with not only a couple of bottles of high-grade, but also a micro-repair kit for the small mechanisms in the other’s hands. They’re stowed away safely in his subspace as he makes his way into the other’s office. His spark squeezes painfully as he spots Ratchet’s hunched form, those proud faceplates hidden by the other’s aforementioned hands. He hesitates only a half-second before he’s already pushing his way between those hands and pushing his forehelm against Ratchet’s in obvious affection.
His visor is already retracting for the medic, letting him connect optic-to-optic instead of being reflected by the opaque transparent metal. His own servos cup that lean face, thumbs brushing over the high arches of his zygomatic plains.
“Ah’m here, Ratch. Ah’m here. Ah’m so fraggin’ sorry, mech.”
Lilith: I miss you so much, Kitty.
Ummm…. Not fandom-specific, just feeling… things, as I tend to do late at night. So sometimes drabbling for the self helps.
CW: love and the fear of loss and grief that comes with it.
It’s always late at night, when the world is quiet and you’re laying next to them, that you feel the heavy, suffocating weight of love. A love so strong that it holds up the weight of your entire world, yet so fragile that you know you’d surely die if you lost them. That if anything bad happened to them, that you wouldn’t be able to hold back the grief that tears from your throat, a raw song of mourning. It’s the kind of love that makes you, moulds you, and tears you apart when it will inevitably be gone, a victim of time or circumstance. It terrifies you, this power, this fragility. You are a hostage, both willing and unwilling - willing to experience, to live, to share, to be. Yet unwilling to lose, forced along the currents of time to the inevitable goodbye. It cannot be changed, cannot be avoided. And even so, you know you can’t ever part with it, because this is the type of love that you can’t live without.
Guilty of love (Poe Dameron x reader)
Author’s note: BABY!! I love him soooooo much, please send request for Star Wars, I WANT TO WRITE SOME SOOOOOO BAD!! But yeah, I feel like writing currently, so here I am. :) You can find my masterlist here, check out my Patreon and/or ko-fi.
Words: 1289.
Warning: Blood, mention of death and grieving. Gif is not mine, it belongs to the owner/creator. Angst with an happy ending.
The T-70 X-Wings -Black one- team members were coming back one after the others, and you just knew you'd have a lot to do.
The mission they went one was one of rescue, but by the missing four in the float and the black spots on the bright orange paint, you could feel that you'll have a hard day at the medic bay.
The hurts are sent to your post, and you rush over there.
The rebels are numerous, but the medics are short-staffed. Everyone wants to fight, but no-one thinks about the damage it causes and who can help with that. Here, with the head of the rebellion, General Organa, you're about three formed medic and five apprentices. Not enough for all of the injured people there is to take care of, and for those who have more severe injuries, the apprentices are to no avail.