Absolutely agree đ„°
Mark Brydon from The State Within. đ
A question to all fellow Jason Isaacs worshippers:
Was it Lorca? Malfoy? Michael Britten? HAP? Any other characters? Or just Jason being a beautiful dork on twitter?Â
For me, it began with Hap. I just loved the OA. Hap and Prairie are my OTP and NOTP at the same time, itâs hard to explain. But Lucius Malfoy? Hot damn daddy
"Why do you like them? Their old and, well old. You should like guys your own age, like normal people. You know? It would be better for you. Like how can you find them attractive? You should just stick to younger men."
Why? O.O Why would I do that when there's...
...this...
...this...
...this...
...this...
...this...
...this...
...this...
...this...
...this...
...this...
... gorgeousness.
And what ever gave you the idea that just because I love all of the above I can't also love younger men? Younger and older women? What ever got it in your head that my love and appreciation begins and ends at older men? O.O
Are you sure your head is screwed on right?
What ever gave you the idea you have a right to comment on another person's preferences (as long as it's not harmful or illegal, what's it to you?)?
Very tough choice but, for me, it would have to be Jackson Brodie.
Based on Aidan Gillenâs portrayal of Phil Hendricks in Sky Oneâs adaptation of the Tom Thorne Novels by Mark Billingham.Â
Summary: Pathologist Phil Hendricks faces up to the fact that his feelings for his closest female friend go much deeper than than he could ever have imagined.
Phil peered through the bedroom door and saw that she was sleeping. She had collapsed on his bed still fully clothed, but winter was drawing in and the nights were getting colder, so he crept in and gently laid a blanket over her. It wasnât the first time she had slept in his bed, it was a fairly common occurrence after a particularly heavy night out. The difference was that normally, they would have been out together. Their relationship had built over the past ten years from something akin to sibling rivalry into ⊠what? He had thought that they shared a deep friendship, but now he was no longer sure what it was that they shared. Not since his cousinâs wedding.
That bloody wedding. He thought back to the evening that he had been stewing over the invitation in the pub with her, he liked his cousin but had always hated going back home to see his family since they had made no secret of their disgust over his lifestyle. âPhil Hendricks plus oneâ Yeah, right. Almost without thinking, he had slammed his bottle down on the table âWhat are you doing on the 24th November?â
He had never expected her to agree to go, it was Dublin after all, not exactly a short road trip. Of course, his parents had been thrilled to meet her, introducing them both to various friends and family. He was under no illusion why, their son arriving at a wedding with a woman was like a dream come true. This view was confirmed late on in the evening by his drunken father. He had come to stand next to him and the bar âPhil my boy! Your mother and I are so pleased to finally see you with a young lady. Perhaps now we can put this whole disgusting business behind us eh?â Before he had been able to answer, she had appeared in between them âI beg your pardon?â His father had appeared momentarily flustered âWellâŠ..all this talk of being gayâŠâŠdisgusting nonsenseâŠâŠâ Before he could finish, she had snapped âYes, being attracted to someone of the same sex, how utterly disgustingâ at which point, she had leaned over the bar, grabbed the girl who was serving and kissed her passionately. She then turned back to his father âVery nice to have met youâ and walked away. He had followed her outside, it was a cold but beautiful evening. She had turned when she heard him behind her âIâm sorry, that was probably a very bad ideaâ. He had smiled âIt was a fucking terrible idea, you didnât even give the poor girl your number.â The music drifted to them from inside and, suddenly, he just wanted to dance with her. He had held out his hand which she had seemed to find amusing âFuck off!â. But she had let him pull her towards him, laying her head on his chest as he wrapped his arms around her. When the music stopped, she had pulled away slightly and looked up at him âPhilâŠ?â But before she could say anything else, he had pulled her back to him and kissed her. If it had ended there, perhaps things would have been ok. But it hadnât ended there. It had ended in the hotel room. It had ended with them sleeping together. It had ended with him waking up in the morning and finding that she had already left.
He squeezed his eyes shut, as if trying to force the memory away. What had they done? What did it mean? He leaned down and gently brushed her hair away from her face, she looked so peaceful â a million miles away from how she was when he found her less than an hour earlier. It certainly wasnât the first time that she had pressed the self-destruct button, but this was different. This time, it was his fault.
He had been trying to call her all afternoon but she wasnât answering. He tried to tell himself that she was busy, she was working on a difficult case, but he knew that was bullshit. It had been immensely awkward working together over the past week, she could barely look at him, and in fairness, he struggled to be around her. Though not because he didnât want to be. He needed to talk to her, to figure everything out, but he had no idea where to start. He had gone to her flat after work, but there was no answer and her car wasnât there. He was about to head home when his mobile beeped, it was from her, just three words. âI donât understandâ. He had immediately called her and this time, she answered. She sounded like she had been drinking for a while. He managed to get her to tell him where she was, and he went to find her. She was a mess and had been so angry, she looked at him like she hated him, and it had shocked him how much that had hurt him. He had insisted on taking her home, he couldnât leave her alone in that state, so he had brought her back to his flat.
The instant they had got through the door, she had pushed him away and dropped to the floor, her head in her hands. He had tried to help her up, but she pushed him away again âWhy? Why did you do it? I thought I was safe with you, that you understood! Just when I thought I couldnât be fucked up anymore. Youâre gay Phil! What the fuck?!â He had tried to explain, but he didnât understand it himself. She had looked at him, the pain evident in her eyes âI canât do this Philâ, and gone into the bedroom, slamming the door behind her.
As he watched her sleeping, his eyes watered. He had seen her in pain before but knowing that this time it was down to him was heart breaking. Why had it happened? He felt so guilty, he couldnât think. He felt a tear running down his cheek. He thought he knew himself so well, he didnât cry. He had seen horrific things, and however much each one had affected him, he had never cried. He bent down and kissed her softly on the forehead and knew at that moment exactly why it had happened. He loved her.
Part 3 of #TheRetcon:Â Â Quit Breaking Up With Me / Keep The Girl
GIF CREDIT: X
Authorâs Note: Iâve been mentioning my GIF usage a lot lately but⊠I really LOVE this one. I mean like⊠I can just think about lying with him and just that quiet understanding staring⊠and then talking to each other and I justâŠÂ Iâm sorry! I Digress! Here we are! Part 3 of 4! Disclaimer: I own nothing from Black Sea / I mixed up about 5 different places for where they are on holiday but itâs solidly based on Marbella Premise: Back from Russia with a hefty amount of Gold, Fraser begins to decide how to spend it. The answer is obvious⊠Words: 7890 Warnings: Pre-Amble / Sex (Edges into Smut maybe a little) / SwearingÂ
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Short AU one shot where Charles and Erik do not have powers. Charles is a psychiatrist and is trying to get the reader (Erik's sister and a police woman) to open up to him about a traumatic event in her past.
Charles reaches out and touches your hand across the table, you look up at him and he holds your gaze "Just talk to me Y/N, it's my job, I can help. I want to help." You wipe a tear from your eye and look away. "Charles, please stop. I appreciate that you are trying to help, really I do, but you can't. No one can." You get up from the table and go to refill your glass from the large, but almost empty, bottle of gin on the counter.
Charles isn't about to give up that easily. He knows about your past of course, Erik had told him years ago of your Mother's suicide and that you had been the one to find her body when you were only 15, but you never spoke of it. On the face of it, you had overcome the tragedy well. You appeared strong, confident, self assured and, above all, happy. You laughed, joked and seemed, not unfeeling, but unphased by the horrors you encountered at work. You shrugged off the pressure and stresses of your job as though they were a coat that you could simply put on and take off as you pleased. Most would never guess that you had ever experienced such sadness, perhaps maybe even Charles wouldn't have realised had he not already been aware. But he had seen it. Every once in a while, beneath the smiles and the happiness, he could see the pain. These moments were short lived and you would quickly recover your composure in time to deflect his questions. You were infuriatingly good at it in fact. He had never known anyone so skilled in avoidance. But this time was different. This wasn't a fleeting glance at the pain that simmered below the surface. This was raw and unchecked emotion.
"Y/N, I can help you. But you have to talk to me."
Still with your back turned, you slam the glass back down on the counter. "Why can't you understand?! I don't want to talk about it. I don't want to be helped... I don't deserve it... I..." your words falter.
"You don't deserve help? Why would you think that?"
Your shoulders sag and you suddenly seem to Charles so small and vulnerable. You let out an almost imperceptible sob and say quietly "Because I didn't stop her."
This admission strikes him like a hammer to the chest. He realises that you blame yourself. He feels tears pricking in his own eyes. He knows how that feels, the torture of believing that you are responsible for the death of another. "What happened to your Mother, what she did, it isn't your fault. You were a child Y/N, and there was no warning, no reason. How could you possibly have prevented it?"
You turn to face him, tears streaming down your cheeks "I didn't find her after she had killed herself Charles, I saw her. I knew what she was going to do..... I didn't stop her....."
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I shouldn't find this so hot......but I do. I REALLY do đâșïž
Call him!
Sequel to Halfway Home
@mandy23bâ @wltz-bbyâ @happyskywhaleâ #mendotagsquad
Authorâs Note: This song, this damn song, oh my god. I confess I hadnât listened to any Halsey at all (besides a couple of collabs with other artists I like) until I was music swapping with @mandy23bââŠÂ But I honestly donât think Iâve loved an album this much lyrically in a very long time! Anyway, a second part was always in the works. This song for sure inspired the finish of it.
Thank you @mendelskrullâ and @crawlingmistâ I really REALLY hope the sequel was worth the wait đđđđ
Control - Halsey
Disclaimer: gif not mine / lyrics not mine / The Outsider & all associated characters not my property!
I wrote this before I read âIf It Bleedsâ but I see the immediate eerie similarities in my Shifter species. I think I might cover it off in the finaleâŠ
Premise: After a particularly erratic encounter with Ralph Anderson, you wait on your fate⊠can you trust the Detective to make the right choice? Can he trust you, at all?
Words: 5737
Warnings: Swearing Â
â Major Angst/Hurt Caution Warning (Again) â
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Fire Meets Gasoline in Slow Motion
The "Good Parts" Edit (2:14 min, this video has no audio)
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