new hyperfixation unlockedđ
mafia!gaz catching your hand when you try to steal his wallet for your next meal ticket and he takes one look at you and gives you a little money anyway. he comes by the same areas a few times a week to come see you and wants to make sure that his little pickpocket is alright.
but one day, you find yourself cornered and a cloth is placed over your mouth till you black out. when you wake up, you find yourself in a lavish bedroom and you're freaked out to find out that you've been bathed and dressed in a silk nightgown while your new fiancé enters the room with a tray of food and starts talking about wedding plans.
Johnny 'Soap' MacTavish is definitely the type of guy to still use that Love Tester game from the last 2000s because his sisters use it and he thinks it's real.
(This one specifically:)
So he put his and Simon 'Ghost' Rileys name in it and when it pops up as 99% he sitting there giggling like a lovesick school girl in the common room while Ghost sits next to him
Soap: see tha' LT?
Ghost: that's the stupidest thing ever
Soap:
Ghost:
Soap:
Ghost: now do Alex and Farah-
I met my new therapist today and 20 minutes in of talking about myself she helped me get an appointment for an autism diagnosis. I didn't get to tell her about my COD and Marble Hornets hyperfixations because we ran out of time doing intake :(
Yeah, you say "I love you" but the vampire!JohnPrice I'm writing about says:
âYou are my everything⊠you are the sun to my midnight. The joy to my pain. The breath to my heartbeatâŠ. You are mine.â
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Shout out to all the Black ppl that can no longer participate directly in the fandom they love because of the stresses of racism đđŸ you contain multitudes of value and I'm sorry that the color of your skin and the power of your voice makes people not want to acknowledge that.
Giggling, kicking my feet rn
this is so fucking dbf!141 coded like jesus christ
PLEASE!!!!
vampire!141 with human!reader
vampire!141 who refuses to let human!reader to do anything that would risk them getting hurt because they might get too overwhelmed by the blood
vampire!price having to spray vampire!soap and vampire!gaz with a spray bottle that may or may not have holy water in it when they get too overwhelmed by their thirst around human!reader
vampire!ghost who's basically got cat and tugs on human!reader (shirts, dress, etc) when he wants a little snack of blood
vampire!gaz who is much more gentle about biting unless he's really hungry
vampire!soap who has too much energy therefore bites too much
human!reader who just wanted to be apart of a team but ended up dealing with four vampires who would rather step into the sun than have them get upset mostly from their spur of the moment biting
Being inclusive with your reader insert fic is a kindness. It tells people of color (poc) that you are considering someone who does not look like you in your fic. It shows love and dedication to our craft. It tells poc that they belong here too and they can see themselves in your story.
Poc arenât look for activism in fic, we know fandom isnât that serious, but we should be able to have that same level of escapism when we turn to fic and fandom. We belong here too. This space is for everyone, not just one group of people.
Just to give a few examples of how simple it can be: say âskin warmedâ instead of blushed, say âcradled your headâ instead of running fingers through hair, say âangles yourself to kissâ instead of standing on tiptoes, use italics to indicate Spanish to take out a throwaway line of âyou didnât understand Spanishâ things like that. Small changes that do not impact the fic at all but make a world of difference in inclusivity!
And for anything you canât/donât want to change, simply add warning in the beginning. Things like hair descriptors, anything reader might wear, some backstory for reader (especially involving family or where the story is set), readers job, things like that. A lot of times just having that heads up before the fic makes a world of difference!
And one example of kindness we as writers always worked to change: until recently (just a couple years ago) it wasnât common to label the gender of the reader. But those who arenât female asked writers to label it so they know which to read and which to avoid, and now itâs common to label the gender/pronouns of the reader. So it is possible! It just takes effort! And Iâm a writer myself so I know it can be done!
We can pretend to be a bartender or a bounty hunter or an actress or anything else. But we shouldnât have to imagine weâre a white one.
Firm believer that if Soap and Gaz ever had wives they'd be best friends and do that "we're military wives, of course-" tiktok trend.
hairy chests. you agree. reblog
they/them | 19 | bi | major simp | American |
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