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Young dad!Art who takes his baby to the little gym every Wednesday (the one day he doesnât have an afternoon practice) to make friends and play :(
Young dad!Art who coordinates his outfits to match when he takes the baby out for shopping or to run errands
Young dad!Art who constantly gets told heâs such a good older brother by total strangers for taking care of his own baby
Young dad!Art who tastes every single jar of baby food before he makes his baby try it because if itâs gross he canât make them eat it :((
Heâs just soâŚ. And itâs getting reallyâŚ..
Mel fanclub meets at the applebees on 5th on fridays
Take me to Church! ib: take me to church by hozier, this is a very loose interpretation i just couldnât get this trope out of my head. also loosely based on a larry fic I read a million years ago. iâm also not catholic so im sorry if I got something wrong đ
preacherâs son!art x patrick
cw: nsfw(18+), dacryphilia if you squint, religious imagery of sorts, patrick corruption kink
Art had always put his faith first. He had to, he didnât want to go to hell. He went to church every Sunday to watch his dad deliver service. Even when he was younger he refused to go to childrenâs church, wanting to receive the real word of God with the adults.
Now he was old enough to lead youth service to the pre-teens. It was very rewarding. Getting to teach them about the different scriptures and relating them to parts of life they could relate too. It was awkward having to introduce the idea of purity rings and why they should all have one, saving their innocence. But he enjoyed the practice, hoping to become a preacher one day like his dad.
He was grateful that he didnât have to teach the older teens who were sure to ask more questions about why pre marital sex was bad, and he didnât even want to get into that conversation.
Artâs best friend was the complete opposite. Patrick was an atheist. Strayed very very far from the word of the Lord. Patrick was raised jewish and still wears his star of david to appease his parents, but he didnât really care about religion.
Art has tried to save Patrick time and time again but it never worked. If anything the complete opposite happened.
Patrick slowly but surely started to corrupt Art. It started with kissing.
âCâmon Art itâs not a big deal, kissing isnât a sin,â He says.
âNot technically but the bible talks about appropriate boundaries andâŚ,â Art trails off, keeping eye contact with Patrick. The tension was so thick Art thought he was going to suffocate. Patrick would always give him that look. Like Patrick wants to eat him. Or worse.
It would make Artâs stomach feel funny.
They were sitting really close together in Artâs room. Patrick bites his own lip lightly causing Artâs gaze to flicker down to Patrickâs lips.
Art doesnât stop Patrick when he leans in to kiss him. So he says ten hail marys that night in his room.
And it doesnât stop there. It was never going to stop there, not with Patrick.
The next time they hang out Art says they have to be in the kitchen where Artâs parents could see them. He would not succumb to Patrickâs desires.
Artâs parents leave for date night and Art ends up getting a blowjob on his living room coach. The image of Patrick on his knees forever ingrained in his memory.
He canât keep doing this. He always feels ridiculously guilty. He said 20 hail marys that night.
Now Patrick had invited Art to his house this time. Patrick promised Art he wouldnât try anything and his sisters would be home.
Technically that was true.
Both of Patrickâs sisters were tucked away in the rooms, not to mention Patrickâs house was humongous. Even if more people were home, Art is sure he wouldnât be able to tell.
Theyâre making out and Art is so confused on how they even got here again.
âI wanna try something,â Patrick whispers.
âNo Patrick we canât, I canât, I wasnât even supposed to be hereââ
Patrick moves his hand to grab Artâs erection, âI think you want to,â he smirks. âCâmon itâll be so quick.â
Art groans. He twists his purity around his finger, a nervous habit. Patrick plays with the cross dangling from Artâs neck, leaning in to kiss up the side of Artâs neck. Patrick is just so convincing.
Thatâs how Art ends up on his hands and knees and Patrickâs tongue in his ass. It was called rimming. Or he thinks that's what Patrick called it.
âPatrick,â Art gasped when Patrick first licked across his hole. It felt really good. Art didnât know what to expect but the pleasure was taking over him.
He was moaning and whimpering like crazy, feeling the tears start to well up in his eyes. Gasping out things like, âPatrick we shouldnât be ahhh doing this,â and âWe have to stop,â while simultaneously pushing himself against Patrickâs tongue to get more relief.
Patrick pulled away causing Art to whine. âOkay if you feel so bad why donât you say your act of contrition. If you stop, I stop.â
Art is stunned. Heâs shocked Patrick even knows what that is. An Act of Contrition was a prayer usually said to express the sorrow of sins.
Art could hear the smirk in Patrick âs voice but his brain was scrambled, âW-which one?â
âWhichever one you want, pretty boy,â Patrick smiles before leaning back down to get to work.
Art decides to go with Confiteor because itâs the first one he ever learned and it was the first one that came to mind.
He starts off shaky, âI confess to God and to b-blessed Mary ever-Virgin.â
âTo blessed ahâMichael the Archangel and blessed John the Baptist, mmm jesus Patrick,â Art gasps as Patrick pushes a finger past Artâs rim.
âKeep going,â Patrick says, muffled since his mouth is preoccupied.
âandâand to the holy apostles Peter and Paul ah-along with all the saints and you Father: Patrick,â
âYou know I wouldnât have minded if you called me Daddy, donât think Father is my thing,â Patrick teases as he pulls away to add another finger.
âThis was notââ Art starts but stops once Patrick stills his fingers.
âThat doesnât sound like itâs part of your prayer,â Patrick warns.
Art sighs, letting his head hang down, âthrough my fault (thrice) I have sinned by pride in my abundant evil ah-iniquitous and heinous thought,â he rushes out.
âNah ah ah, take your time. Wanna hear you fall apart for me,â Patrick calls out. He moves his free hand to start jerking Art off at the same time.
Art moans again, all of the feelings taking over, âspeech, pollution, suggestion, delectation, consent, word and deed, in perjury, adultery, sacrilege, murder, theft, false witness, fuck Patrick Iâmâcanât keep going much longer,â
Now Art cursing is new. Heâs never heard Art curse ever. For some reason that just turns Patrick on so much more. He pulls his hand away from Artâs cock not wanting to end this experience early, âKeep going baby, doing so good for me.â
Art squeezed his eyes closed trying to remember where he left off, âI have sinned by sight, hearing, taste, smell and touch, and in my behaviour, my evil vices.â Now ainât that the truth.
Knowing that Patrick is reason for all this sinning, for corrupting sweet innocent Art, makes him really fucking hard. He pulls his mouth off of Artâs hole to pull down his own shorts, jerking himself off. He grabs a nearby pillow to place under Artâs hips.
Even though Art started on his hands and knees, he was more on his knees and elbows now, gradually leaning down further. So Patrick putting the pillow under his hips allows Art to grind down. Getting some relief but not too much.
Patrick leans back down, continuing to lick at Artâs entrance, continuing to jerk himself off.
Art can hear all this happening behind him. His body starts to grind down on the pillow and pushes him further towards the finish line, even though he wishes it didnât. The tears are falling, he canât stop them. He feels so dirty, but heâs never felt this amount of pleasure before. This is so wrong. So wrong on so many levels. So why does it feel so right?
âI-I beg blessed Mary ever-Virgin and all the saints,â Art takes a deep breath hoping to finish out this out, âand these saints and you, Fatherâ,â But Art canât hold it anymore.
âto pray and intercede for me a sinner to our Lord Jesus Christ!â He yells out as he cums all over Patrickâs pillow.
Patrick sits up, cumming all over Artâs ass, âHoly fuck, Art.â
He grabs a washcloth from his closet to clean them both up.
Art still feels like he wants to cry. Or scream. Or both. How many hail marys should he do this time?
âWell at least you already repented or whatever. So now you donât have to feel bad. Wanna play Super Mario Bros?â Patrick smiles, while pulling on new pajama pants he grabbed from his closet. Like nothing even happened. Like they didnât just commit the biggest sin Artâs ever done.
Patrick really doesnât get it, does he?
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connor murphy perchance with a cheerleader reader who secretly has the same struggles and they bond over that if not them js getting high together and they confess
french exchange student reader with ATP maybe new kid in the academy or player against Tashi, wanting to get all close!!!
hiiii!!! i loved your requests so much. hereâs the connor one first đ¤ umm also im sorry i kind of went overboard and felt angsty⌠donât hate me
tw: depression, suicide
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the thing about being a cheerleader is that people assume youâre always happy.
like glitter and pom-poms are a substitute for serotonin. like cartwheels and short skirts cancel out the quiet panic that curls into your ribs at 3am.
but you know better.
and so does he.
connor murphy sits like a shadow at the edge of the world (or at least the school parking lot), head down, eyes daring anyone to look at him too long. you donât mean to sit next to him. it just happens. like gravity. or like bad decisions.
he looks over, slow and suspicious.
you offer a half-smile and a joint.
âworldâs ending,â you say, as explanation.
he shrugs. âcool.â
you pass the joint back and forth like a secret. like a lifeline. smoke curls around you both, and the silence between you shifts from awkward to gentle.
âyou donât seem like the type, you know,â he says finally.
you raise an eyebrow.
âto sit on the ground with me. and do drugs. and not cry about it.â
you laugh. âgive it time.â
when the stars come out, youâre still there. his head tilted back, yours resting against his shoulder in a way that feels accidentally on purpose. you tell him things. not the big thingsâjust breadcrumbs. like how you hate pep rallies. how you once cried during halftime. how you wish you could just⌠not be this person.
he blinks. slow, languid. âsame.â
and itâs stupid. and sweet. and kind of sad. and itâs the first time you feel understood in forever.
âhey,â you say softly, voice barely louder than the wind.
he turns to look at you, like the moonâs caught in his eyes.
âi think iâm gonna like you.â
a pause.
âyeah?â
âyeah.â
âokay. good. me too. but like⌠donât tell anyone. i have a reputation to uphold. iâm pretty popular.â
you grin. âoh yeah?â
âoh yeah.â
the joint burns out. the night drips quietly on.
â
you start seeing him more. not on purpose, at first. just⌠by coincidence. or fate. or whatever cosmic joke put the angriest boy in school and the sparkliest girl in the same orbit.
at lunch, you start sitting near each other. not at the same table, not yet. just close enough for the air to feel familiar. for a certain electricity to linger.
he nods at you. you nod back.
itâs stupid. it means everything.
eventually, he lets you into his world. little pieces at a time.
like how his mom keeps pushing therapy schedules into his hands like theyâre birthday gifts. how his dad barely speaks unless itâs disappointment wearing a polo.
how his little sister, zoe, plays four instruments, volunteers at a vet clinic, and still finds time to win at everything.
âthey love her,â he says, exhaling smoke out the passenger window. âlike, itâs easy. natural. with me, itâs likeâi have to earn it. and even when i do⌠itâs not enough.â
you donât say anything at first. you just reach over and squeeze his sleeve.
later, you say, âmy mom makes me smile in photos even when iâve just had a panic attack.â
and he looks at you like youâre the only real thing in the whole fucking world.
you hang out on rooftops. in empty stairwells. behind the bleachers, where the grass is too long and the world feels far away. you skip class sometimes. not together, but somehow you both end up in the same hallway, sprawled out on the floor like fallen angels.
one day, he mutters, âiâm supposed to be this freak. the scary one. i hear what they say. maybe theyâre right.â
you tilt your head. âdo you want to be?â
he hesitates. ânot always. not really.â
âthen donât be. be whatever you want with me.â
he stares at you like heâs waiting for the punchline. it doesnât come. just your hand brushing against his. just the ache of being seen.
he starts texting you. a lot.
everything felt perfect. a perfect friendship, a perfect maybe-more-than-friendship.
until it finally snaps.
youâre curled up together in the backseat of his car, parked under the old oak trees near the edge of town where the stars donât have to compete with streetlights. the blunt burns slow between you, smoke curling like a lullaby.
heâs lying with his head in your lap, eyes half-lidded, mouth a soft line.
âdo you ever feel,â he says, âlike you were made for sadness?â
you comb your fingers through his hair. âmaybe. but then you happened. and now i think i was made for you.â
he looks up at you, eyes glassy but focused. his lips twitch into something thatâs almost a smile.
you expect a joke. a typical connor deflection. something sarcastic to break the tense moment.
instead, he says, âi love you.â
quiet. like itâs the first true thing heâs ever said.
your heart stutters. the world stills.
you whisper, âi love you too.â
and for a momentâjust a momentâit feels like everything might be okay. like the universe hit pause on the bad parts and gave you this night, this breath, this boy who sees you like no one else does.
he kisses you, and itâs slow, deep. his lips taste like weed and that raspberry slurpee heâs always got and something saltierâregret, maybe, or all the things he canât say out loud.
his hand moves to your cheek, unsure, like heâs checking if youâre real.
you are. you lean into him like gravityâs made of need.
your fingers curl in the fabric of his hoodie, pulling him closerânot desperate, just aching.
the kiss deepens a little. not fast. just fuller. like an exhale youâve both been holding since the first time you looked at each other and didnât look away.
you fall asleep with your head on his chest, dreaming of maybe.
â
friday, no text.
saturday, nothing.
you send a stupid tiktok. no reply.
you try calling. voicemail.
you tell yourself heâs just spiraling. that he does this sometimes.
but not like this. never this quiet.
by monday, heâs not in school. you wait by your locker. you wait in the usual hallway. you check the parking lot.
his car isnât there.
your texts pile up.
you start asking people. zoe doesnât answer her phone. neither does his mom.
your chest feels like itâs collapsing in on itself.
you hear whispers in the hallways. an ambulance? a body found?
no.
he could be fine. he could be in the hospital. he could be anywhere. he could beâ
you call again. straight to voicemail.
you leave one more message.
voice shaking.
tears falling.
âconnor. please. i love you. you said you loved me too. you promised.â
â
eventually itâs confirmed, a monotone, grim announcement over the intercom.
a hushed assembly.
teachers blinking back tears they never showed him in life. posters about mental health taped crooked on hallway walls. a vigil with candles that donât stop anything from hurting.
no one knows he kissed you like he was saying goodbye. no one knows you held him the night before. no one knows he said he loved you with the stars watching.
and now heâs gone, and you canât say any of it without sounding insane.
youâre back in uniform the next week.
lip gloss. ponytail. fake smile stretched like skin too thin.
people pat your shoulder. say vague, hollow things like
âwasnât he that angry kid?â
or
âi didnât know you even talked to him.â
and you nod. and you smile.
and inside, something is rotting.
you go through the motions like a ghost trapped in the wrong body.
pep rallies feel like static. he was the only one who knew you hated them.
your bedroom walls are too quiet.
his last voicemail is still saved on your phone,
but you canât listen to it anymore
because his voice feels like a knife now.
you try to tell your mom youâre sad. she tells you to take a bath.
you try to tell your friends you feel like youâre drowning. they say, âwe miss him too,â but their voices donât crack the same way yours does.
thatâs because they donât know. they donât know you loved him. they donât know he loved you.
they donât know that when he died, he took something from you youâll never get back.
and now youâre stuck.
stuck in this glitter-drenched version of yourself that doesnât fit anymore.
stuck cheering for teams you donât care about.
stuck pretending your heart didnât break in the backseat of his car.
stuck waiting for a text that will never come.
you still walk past that same hallway you always met in. you still glance toward the parking lot.
still half-expect to see him there, hood up, eyes tired, mouth already half-smirking at something only you would understand.
but heâs not. and the worst part?
no one noticed he was your whole world.
and now youâre expected to keep spinning.
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a/n: hi guys the much promised part two of lesbian!atp headcanons⌠stanford edition! so sorry it took me three weeks to get these out i am in an insane slump right nowâŚâŚ iâll be free soon (hopefully) i have so much i want to get out. and also thank you @peariote some of these are taken from conversations we have had⌠and thank you @diyasgarden my lovely for helping me flesh out tashi. anyway. please enjoy. smiles.Â
CW: hints at nsfw
ART - VISUAL ARTS MAJOR .á
â VISUAL ARTS MAJOR ART who swears youâre her muse. Always begging you to let her use you as a model for whatever sheâs working on, heâs positive her work simply turns out better when itâs of you. Nevermind the fact youâre almost always nude.Â
â VISUAL ARTS MAJOR ART who is always covered in charcoal and paint, to the point heâs like a magnet. Even if sheâs not doing a project with those mediums, it still finds its way onto him. Little do you know itâs because you said you loved the way she looks with it one day, and sheâs never looked back.
â VISUAL ARTS MAJOR ART who loves that he has to learn photography because it means she can always capture moments of you for forever. Always has a camera on him whenever heâs with you to make sure she doesnât miss anything. Anything from being in the shower to falling apart under her. She even teaches you photography just so you can take photos of her between your thighs or when her hands are too busy elsewhere to hold a camera.
â VISUAL ARTS MAJOR ART whose exhibitions always feature at least one piece of you, whether it be painting, photo, or sculpture, and are always dedicated to you. Whenever he sneaks you in for âearly access,â he always shows you these with the biggest grin on her face. She swears one day heâs going to do an exhibition solely of you (Never including the nude pieces. Those are hers and hers only). You know she will.  Â
PAT - FINANCE MAJOR .á
â FINANCE MAJOR PAT who went into finance for his parents, who want her to take over after graduating. He absolutely hates it, but listens and goes for the four years anyway. Their grades are average, simply because she cannot care enough to do more than scrape by. Despite the hatred, she still becomes the biggest finance bro possible.Â
â FINANCE MAJOR PAT who has in fact been attempted to be recruited to a frat before. Walking past a tent during rush week had them handing him a form until they opened their mouth and spoke. This is his favourite story to tell when trying to get someone into her bed (âCome on, I was basically a frat brother. I can show you a good time too.â).
â FINANCE MAJOR PAT who is somehow at a new party every night. Brings a new girl home every night too, partially in thanks to the frat story above. Is known around campus for being the biggest sleazebag ever, but no one really cares if it means they get a night with her.Â
â FINANCE MAJOR PAT who meets you and decides maybe you can change them. A one night stand where you treat her the best heâs ever been treated absolutely changes her world, and one night turns into two, and then three, and then she decides maybe there is more to life than just sleeping around and finally locks you down for herself (but it does take time for her to get used to just the one person, and there are some flirting incidents in the beginning).Â
TASHI - COGNITIVE SCIENCE MAJOR .á
â COG SCI MAJOR TASHI who is the most disciplined person in college. Like poster girl of discipline level discipline. She creates a schedule and actually sticks to it. As you spend more time with her, you eventually catch onto it as well, and start doing most things together.
â COG SCI MAJOR TASHI who is incredibly dedicated to her studies. One of the top students in her classes. She is always studying whenever she has time, but hates not being around you. Her favourite kind of date is studying with you at a library or cafe, where she doesnât need to choose between you and her work.Â
â COG SCI MAJOR TASHI whose favourite courses are the natural sciences, particularly chemistry and biology. Something about learning how the bodyâs natural chemicals and processes draws her in, but she wants to make a difference with it, to make it mean something. So she minors in sociology alongside cog sci.Â
â COG SCI MAJOR TASHI who eventually takes the MD and PhD route, so she can do research and help in a medical setting. She spends her time in class one day, volunteering at a hospital and shadowing a doctor the next, and uses what she learns to do exactly what she wanted to. To do something bigger than herself.
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Trying to watch movies with Art is always a thing. First, heâll take at least seven bathroom breaks. Every time. Without fail. Itâs kind of impressive, but a part of you doubts that he even needs them beyond that weird calm that just comes from sitting in a cold, tiled room for a few minutes. By the time his fingertips have gone pruney from the amount of times theyâve been run under the faucet, heâs digging under his bed for snacks, looking almost canine with the way he scratches at nothing but carpet, legs sticking out behind him. Youâve brought them, too, knowing the routine, but he absolutely insists on pitching in with a three month old bag of unsalted popcorn. But hey, itâs the thought that counts. But youâre finally here, and his hyperactive body just wonât sit still. It wouldnât bother you if he wasnât absolutely insistent on holding you between his open legs, back to chest, chin to shoulder, and watching you watching whatever chick flick it is youâd brought (he thinks thatâs Mark Ruffalo?). Unfortunately for you, he is that insistent, and so is whatever has been poking at your back for the past 34 minutes and 52 seconds, based on the time left on the movie (âWait, youâve never seen 13 going on 30?).
âArt, if you keep pressing your bony fucking knees into me, weâre gonna have a problem.â
He swallows around nothing, close enough you can hear the saliva in his throat push over itself in a wave and glide down his throat. He nods, spreads his legs a bit wider allowing you more room. Huh. Must be his keys.Â
âArt, seriously, can you-â
And then youâre met face to face with a bright red Art with quite the obvious issue.Â
âUhmmâŚâ you both say at the same time, staring at each other, eyes wide, breathing heavy.Â
âShit, sorry. I am so fucking sorry, I canât control it-â
âNo, no, itâs- itâs fine! I mean, itâs like, nice? No, itâs flattering, or-â
You both stop rambling at the same time, meeting each otherâs eyes and giggling like idiots. Bashful around each other for the first time in the months since youâd started seeing each other. Seeing each other? Sounds too adult. Regardless of a label on things, itâs been months of innocent kisses and this stupid movie night routine, and absolutely nothing beyond a bit of hands under shirts and slipping tongues. There was one time he caught you changing after a shower, down to just some ugly cotton panties youâd never choose to wear if you knew heâd see them and a bra, and he got so embarrassed he left the rest of the day.
âDo you⌠want me to do something about it?âÂ
He looks down, and if the fact heâs breathing like he just ran a marathon is telling you anything, itâs that he wants you to.
âNo, uh⌠âs fine.â
Oh.
âSo⌠umâŚâ, you both say simultaneously, lips pulling into Cheshire Cat grins. âYou first!â, âJinx!â Itâs cute, in a way, to be so in sync, but itâs really not getting you anywhere.
âArt⌠Iâm not trying to pressure you or anything, but are you sure you donât want some⌠assistance with that? For one, I feel like thatâs gotta hurt, but also I wouldnât offer unless I wanted to.â
He seems to go brain dead for a moment, staring at you with his jaw hanging open, and he doesnât even notice when you place three fingers under his chin to pop it into place. You can practically see your words slowly bouncing around the inside of his skull, not unlike the DVD screensaver. All at once, he comes back to consciousness, haphazardly tugging at his shirt to pull it over his head.Â
âYeah, fuck, please-â
The sudden transition from entirely reluctant to stripping like his clothes are burning off his skin is a bit jarring, but you arenât going to even pretend to be upset about it. Especially not when he finally gets his sweats off (âHa⌠sorry, these are⌠strings are really tightâ) along with his boxers and heâs staring at you like youâve got the solution to all his problems in your potentially capable hands⌠or mouth.Â
He leans up on his elbows, loose and uncoordinated in his movements like a poorly handled marionette, to press a brief kiss to your lips. He settles back down, staring at himself like heâs never seen his own body before, then meets your equally shocked gaze.Â
âUm⌠good luck?â
You roll your eyes, donât even justify the comment with a âthank youâ, and start searching your wrist for a hair tie. Thatâs a thing girls mention when they talk about giving head, as you can recall from drunken conversations with your much more adventurous friends.
âWhy are you scratching your wrist so hard?â
You look down. Not one in sight. Awesome.
âShush. Just let me⌠do it.â
He opens his mouth to respond, but closes it soon after, shrugging briefly as he lays back. Look down, look up, his eyes are screwed shut so tight his eyelids have wrinkled.
âWhy do you look so scared? Iâm not gonna, like, bite it or anything. I mean, unless you want me to-â
âI do not.â
You huff, suck in a deep breath. Here goes nothing. You lean down, tentatively poking your tongue out from between your lips to take his weeping tip in. You press a light kiss to his thigh first, smooth skinned and just as red as the rest of his body from some combination of heat and anticipation.Â
âEugh.â
He pops his right eye open, leaving him perpetually winking, his face running even redder. God, this man cannot hide anything heâs feeling to save his life, and especially not right now.Â
âIs it bad?â
âNo, you just⌠itâs like pool water.â
âItâs like what?â
He shuts up fairly quickly when you pick up where you left off, thank god, dipping his head back. Right back to the clamped shut eyes, which hopefully isnât an indication of anything hurting. Hopefully.Â
Itâs an odd feeling for sure, being close enough to legitimately taste him, and he smells kinda sweaty in a way thatâs somehow still appealing? Youâll never quite understand how everything he does manages to have this innate beauty to it, and that includes the gross, human being stuff, too. Heâs fucking whiney, too. Youâre not entirely sure that he isnât in agony at this point, considering the way heâs writhing around. Whimpering. Pathetic. Cute. When he grabs at your hair, though, just a bit too tightly to be pleasant, you get the idea youâre doing a good job. Bonus points for removing the need to tie your hair back. You can feel your throat starting to burn a bit from the lack of oxygen, sucking in a sharp breath through your nose, though it still feels inadequate with everything else. Art couldnât care less, that or heâs genuinely too unaware of his surroundings to notice the incredibly obvious gagging on your end, caught up in babbling up at the ceiling about how good it feels, hands covering his closed eyes.Â
âWait, shit, hold on-â
You register the feeling of something hot shooting down your throat before the words, pulling yourself off of him with a wet pop and a hacking cough. You glare at him through teary eyes, obviously provoked by his carelessness, pushing air out of your lungs and into the crook of your elbow. When you look down at the skin, little flecks of white appear mixed in with your spit. Gross.
âW-hat the fuck, Art?â
âIâm sorry, Iâm sorry, I just thought- I donât know, I thought youâd take it like a champ!â
This absolute moron. When youâve caught your breath again, you crawl up the length of his body to press a kiss to his pretty, pouting lips and god please donât let there be cum on your mouth. With the enthusiasm he returns it with, hands pressed flat on your back, softly humming from the back of his throat, youâre guessing thereâs not. Or he likes that there is. Neither would shock you. You sit back on your heels, wipe your lips, theyâre clean, and seem all too proud of yourself for having given what was probably just subpar head.Â
âSo⌠come here often?â
He frowns, looking genuinely concerned for far longer than was comfortable.Â
âBabe, that was the first time weâve ever-â
âJesus Christ, letâs just go to bed.â
loosely (heavily) inspired by talia's edgy sixth grade poetry. hope you enjoy. comments and critiques welcome as always.
When he was about six or seven, he picked up a racket for the first time. Something to get his small bodyâs endless amounts of energy out. A way for his parents to spend even less time with him. He remembers poking the tip of his pinky finger through the netting, curling his small fingers around the handle, and suddenly he felt whole. He spent the rest of that day bouncing around the otherwise neglected court in his backyard, playing against the gate. He fell, scraped his knees, and grinned down at the peeling skin, the dotting red of blood rising to the surface. A battle scar of sorts. When he came back inside, the sky had grown dark. His parents had forgotten to make him dinner. He couldnât have cared less. He slept it with it next to him that night, body thrumming with excitement at repeating the same routine when the sun rose. Patrick Zweig was a child once, full of potential for being something.
Tennis stuck around just like the circumstances that bred his attachment to it, a huge house without the love of a home, a neglectful set of parents that felt love was fulfilling obligations. He struggled to understand how he came from them, someone so vivacious, so full of passion for the very act of living, them having died the second they met one another, and refusing to let go and live again. He felt things too deeply to let himself be sad. Sad didnât exist for him. Sad was too little. He felt everything in extremes, including a deep-rooted melancholy that only tennis could distract him from. His parents had hired a coach, spent the money on a ball machine. He stands tall at his side of the net, moving swiftly, brash as his voice, uproariously as his laughter. Eyes laser focused at all times on the ball, the machine. He couldnât wait for the day that there would be another person to focus on. He wouldnât stop some days until he felt numb, certain that his legs would scream from soreness the next day. Until he forgot that he knew how to feel at all. Patrick Zweig was a soldier, racket wielded like a shield at times, a sword in others, defending himself from the knowledge that this was all he had.
He didnât miss his parents the way other kids did when he got shipped out to Florida. He didnât necessarily miss his house, either, outside of the convenience of its large size. He remembers his bunkmate, Art, who he hadnât learned to care for like it was his job yet, crying on the first night there. He wanted to help, really, but what was there to say? It was late, later than two young boys should be up, and he found his bare feet traveling across old, scratchy carpet and into Artâs bed. There was no acknowledgement between the two of them when he wrapped his arms around Artâs shaking body, nor when Art turned around to hold him right back. It didnât feel uncomfortable for any longer than a second, like the needlepoint pinch of a shot before all you feel is the application of a bandage. Art fell asleep, eventually, and he watched for a while, as soft breaths left his parted lips, the heat noticeable against his chest. His leg had gone numb about 30 minutes ago, but he wouldnât move until Art did. Patrick Zweig was a blanket, soft, warm and looking to shelter.Â
Tennis and Art were second nature, just the way his vices were. He was prone to a night of drinking, sneaking through the dorm halls to find some of the older studentsâ stashes of cheap beer, smoking cigarettes because he saw it in the movies and was horrified when he began feeling his hands shake when there wasnât smoke in his lungs, and then there were the girls. Girls who wore too short skirts and had long, pretty legs for him to hold onto, girls who smiled with teeth and had glinting canines that would leave marks in his neck if given the chance, girls who had voices like a siren, and just a call of his name set his mind racing. He thought dating was just liking someoneâs presence for a long time. Simply enjoying their proximity, their being, their taste. He wishes heâd learned that wasnât true before Tashi. No one had ever really told him otherwise. Itâs not like his parents were a great example to base his future romantic endeavors on. She handled him with care, in her own way. Let him ease his way into sharing himself with someone that wasnât Art. She wasnât gentle, necessarily, but careful. She held his face when they kissed, he remembers. Like he couldnât keep it up himself. Like he was fragile. It killed him when she let go of him, some argument that never needed to happen had they both not been scared to let things be more than physical intimacy. Patrick wanted it, needed it, craved it like it was air and heâd had his head held underwater. He regretted every bit of harshness that heâd shown, even if he did mean some of it. She was allowed to be mean to him, it was still her attention. He had no right to act otherwise, he'd done nothing to deserve someone like Tashi's kindness. He left, and wanted her to realize that she was losing something beautiful, or at least, something with the potential to be. He doesnât know what idea hurts worse: the idea she never realized, or that she did, and still let him go. Patrick Zweig was glass, soft and delicate until it shatters, and slices through you like youâre nothing more than paper.Â
He imagines the sound that Tashiâs knee might have made sometimes, when heâs got nothing else to distract himself with. He wants to know what the sound of an angel losing its wings, crashing down to human mediocrity, sounds like. He saw it, though, the look on her face. So scared of feeling powerless she wouldnât even cry with her world crumbling around her. She wasnât strong, she wasnât brave, she was just really, really stubborn. Maybe thatâs why sheâd started screaming when she saw him. Because he could read her. Because if she yelled loud enough, sheâd be back at the Open, crying out victory. If her voice was the loudest, engulfing everyone elseâs, sheâd still won some kind of game. Art, though, didnât need to do what heâd done. Art hurt him just to stand at Tashiâs side. Heâd still forgive him, if he was given the chance. In fact, he did try. His messages never went through. Tashi picked up a call once, one placed in a lonely, slightly drunk stupor. Theyâd laughed back and forth, banter, insults that he considered playful. His were, anyway. He thought they were making it back to normalcy, until Tashiâs clear, crisp voice said âGo to hell, Patrickâ and the only sound left behind was the dull beeping of an ended phone call. He stopped trying after that. Patrick Zweig was a dog, whimpering, waiting by the door for his masters to come home and kick him again.Â
He stopped winning soon after that. He had no one to win for, not even himself. Heâd left himself in the doorway of that little med area beneath the Stanford tennis courts. He wonders what they did with him. Was he swept away by a janitor with the other garbage? Stepped on beneath Artâs shoe? Silently, he hoped the failure, the constant code violations, would grab their attention for just a moment. Itâs better that they think him pathetic than not think about him at all. Heâs somewhat grateful for having hit rock bottom, because he no longer recognized himself without some kind of struggle. His parents had stopped caring years prior, and then again, they probably never cared at all. Tennis no longer a refuge, but an obligation, a way to make just enough money to buy himself some food, the gas to fuel his car. The car thatâs become his home when no one is there to help him otherwise. Sex has become the refuge. Sex he doesnât even want to be having anymore. He hardly feels anything but cotton sheets beneath his body, and that spurs him to keep going. Keep going and sleep. He usually leaves, regardless of if he wants to. Sometimes itâs nothing, leaving without notice. But there are times where heâd do anything to be a better man, someone these women deserve. He remembers a girl from White Plains that he wouldâve let himself try something with, had he not been so scared. It made the nights leading up to his inevitable departure, wrapped up in her sheets, all the more painful. He watched her face contort and tried to memorize it, though it faded with time, like all things do. He liked knowing heâd done something for her, even if it was killing him inside. At least heâs still capable of doing something good. Patrick Zweig was a cigarette, burning from the inside out just to give someone else their fix, and he loved the ache. He was addicted to it.Â
When he met you, he was prepared to make the most of his future loss. He would do anything to make his temporary stay something worth it. He would be good for you, even if heâd be nothing but destructive if he stayed. He didnât know how to be anything other than self-sabotaging, really. He recognized the look in your eyes as one heâd had years before, youthfulness, passion, a need to make something of yourself, a hope to do that with someone accompanying you. Maybe he liked that he could treat you will, living vicariously through you, giving a version of himself the love he likes to think he deserved, but knows he didnât. But, little by little, you chipped away at the layers of jadedness buried beneath his skin. He remembers one night, in your bed, youâd held his face for hours, silent, just looking at him, rubbing your thumbs over the stubble on his cheeks. He didnât touch you in return. He was still scared that anything he laid a hand on would be ruined by him, would ruin him right back. Your hands didnât come away bloodied, your eyes never turned cold, and when you did speak, it was never above a whisper. When youâd fallen asleep that night, bathed in moonlight, he knew. There was no avoiding the inevitability of being human. Heâd forgotten that he still was one. But youâd cultivated him like a seed, feeding him tenderness heâd never been afforded until all he could find it in himself to do was give it back. He blossomed back into something under your hands. A man who laughs freely and touches without shame. The lover heâd always hoped to be, somewhere down the line. Patrick Zweig is just a man, and heâs happy to be something so simultaneously simple and complex. Heâs happy to just be.
life is the most beautiful it's ever been
you can't look at tashi whenever the two of you are intimate; she's just too pretty (nsfw)
like right now, as she lay on her stomach, hands gripping the fat of your thighs as her mouth went to work on your eager pussy. you can feel her everywhere at once and it drives you insane. the grip she has on your thighs has you hissing in pleasurable pain every time you try to get away from the overwhelming feeling and it tightens, pulling you impossibly closer to her mouth. the feeling of her hair in your hands as you grasp onto anything to keep you tethered to solid ground, silky strands slipping through the gaps between your fingers and framing her devastatingly beautiful face. and of course the feeling of her mouth on you, tongue licking up any trace of arousal before she's gently sucking your swollen clit into her mouth.
you know, without a doubt, that she looks beautiful right now, between your thighs, as she steadily guides you to another mind-numbing orgasm. you also know she's looking at you, waiting for your eyes to meet hers so that she can finally push you over the edge you've been teetering on forever now. yet you can't do it, you can't open your eyes and look down because you know the sight alone will leave you breathless, and this'll all be over way sooner than you'd like.
you still feel her pull away from you though, hand leaving your thigh to intertwine with your free hand that had the bedsheets beneath you in a death grip. she coos at you softly, sweetly urging you to open your eyes and you can't find it in you to disobey her so you do just that, finally willing yourself to look down at the girl perched between your spread thighs.
and when your eyes meet hers, you swear you can see them light up, a small smile stretching across her glossed lips at your compliance. the sight of her alone has you clenching around nothing, the knot in your stomach pulling more and more taut as you watched the way the bottom half of her face glistened with traces of you. the way the loose tresses of hair stuck to her cheeks, baby hairs matted to her forehead from sweat and the way her dark eyes stared at you half-lidded as if the holy grail was right between your legs. "keep your eyes on me, okay?" she says, and you nod without hesitation, yet when you see her head lowering once again, you have to stop yourself from throwing your head back onto the pillow beneath you.
she's licking a slow path up the expanse of your cunt, eyes unmoving from yours and so intense it makes you shudder with a punched outmoan. when her mouth finally meets your clit once again, eyes crinkled in amusement at your blissed out face, you feel the floodgates finally burst, white spots in your vision as your hand tightens its grip on her hair, just to feel her moan against your pussy. your hips buck wildly into her face, drawing out your orgasm for as long as you can and she takes everything you give her, not stopping until she feels your grip in her hair loosen and hears the way your head finally plops down on the pillow. you're beyond fucked out, breathless and drifting on cloud nine, and don't have to look at her to know she's sporting a smug smile.