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it's HERE! my first fanfic in literally fifteen years. i spent entirely too long on this and like...5k ish words were cut out but i'm actually pretty pleased with how it turned out and am definitely looking forward to writing more :)

happy season 2 of the pitt everyone!! don't let the discourse get you down and HAVE SO MUCH FUN!

#hucklerobby #dennis whitaker x dr robby #trans!dennis whitaker

classic-cevans

John Carter: ER Season One, Episode One: Pilot

Michael Robinavitch: The Pitt Season One, Episode One: Pilot

#gnawing at the walls

erotizmas

Noah Wyle as Dr. John Carter in ER (1994-2009)

kotyawtf

Tough day

dorinoke

goatloafsart

Slaughter Beach, Dog- 104 Degrees

arshk8887

prepare something

me and who 😊

GAY MEN GAY HOMOSEXUAL GAY COUPLE GAY COMFORTING WITHOUT SMS AND REGISTRATION

alexisneverokay

ohhhh soft hucklerobby... they're fucking in missionary so they can look into each other's eyes and never lose sight of the other's face, robbys rocking into dennis so carefully and deeply and making sure he's angling himself perfectly so his boy is always feeling pleasure, their faces are so close that they're breathing each other's air and robby can kiss at all the little tears dripping down dennis's face.

soft hucklerobby where dennis has his arms wrapped round robby's neck and legs wrapped round his hips so that there's no space in between their bodies, pressed together and allowing robby to roll his hips instead of thrust. gentle, unrelenting pressure and fullness making dennis whimper and sniffle under robby's loving gaze, and making robby groan at the delicious heat of his boyfriend.

soft, soft hucklerobby who cum together, crying into each other's neck and taking their comfort and aftercare in simply snuggling close to the other, hearts pressed together and robby still inside his boy, the pair so warm and sleepy now they've had their orgasms... they kiss and kiss as they drift sleepily, muttering "I love you" into the semi darkness over and over and over until they're dozing in each other's arms.

ravelle001

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I doubt he'd hear anything Benton said. He wants that cookie so bad.

selfixxx

they are three minutes old

pinkypixie23

afternoon snooze 😴☀️🌅

teafromthemicrowave

sneak peek for chapter 5 (pt 2/2)

part 1

#aaaaaawwwwww!!!!!!!!

erotizmas

ER (1994-2009)

puppydogwhitaker

the viewers never learning why mr. varley was incarcerated is actually so fucking important.

the corrections officers insist there’s a reason he’s cuffed. the officers who brought him in are cagey about how he got his injuries and completely unconcerned with his pain or access to quick care. he’s brought into the hospital in an orange jumpsuit, immediately separating him from the rest of society.

he’s dehumanized at every turn and othered so strongly.

then we find out about the malnutrition and the boot mark on his chest, implying that the state and its actors are inflicting a very real, very dangerous violence against him. we find out about how he’s a pittsburgh native like dana, how they would’ve gone to the same places as kids. he was once in the in-group of society, he was once seen as worthy of liberties and happiness just like everyone else. he’s exclusively a sympathetic character, despite how ambiguous his past is.

he could be a thief, a drug addict, a murderer, a rapist, literally anything, but the pitt makes the point that there is nothing one could do to warrant the treatment this man is receiving.

what did he do? it doesn’t matter. the state has no right to starve or assault him. the state has no right to remove every possible protection he could have. the state has no right to deny him his human rights. the show could’ve played it for shock value. they could’ve made everyone emotionally invested only to reveal that this seemingly normal guy committed a horrible crime, but that’s not what the pitt does. it’s not here for shocking, winding plots, it’s here to make you question your assumptions.

it’s such a well done commentary on the US’s prison system. it’s easy to get bogged down in what people ‘deserve’ what treatment. it’s easy to dehumanize people who we don’t like. putting mr. varley in this vacuum where we only see him as a victim really hammers home the fact that everyone is deserving of safety and basic needs, regardless of any personal choices they may have made.