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A Steve Harrington shit wingman-ing fic idea

Dustin and Robin are both trying to set Steve up with Nancy. Both are bad at matchmaking, Nancy is dating Jonathan when they team up. They don't care, they want their boy to be happy. They both try to break Jancy up while putting Steve and Nancy in 'romantic' situations (Their ideas all come from romcoms, so go terribly in the real world)

meanwhile, Nancy is trying to set up Robin and Steve. She isn't as invested in this as Dustin and Robin are, but she doesn't want Steve to be alone, and him and Robin clearly love each other. Her attempts to set up double dates with her and Jonathan, which end terribly, or suggest they go to the movies or out to dinner together. Those plans half work; they do go on a date, but they never get together (Robin and Steve go on friendship dates all the time, they both think Nancy is being nice and recommending things). Dustin somehow also gets involved with Nancy's scheming.

Eddie is aware of both these plots to some degree, so is completely oblivious to Steve's attempts at dating him.

Hopper also gets involved. He clocks Steve's crush on Eddie, and immediatley thinks FUCK NO, and tries to get Steve to self actualise or something so he stays single. Lots of movie nights, babysitting and occasional fishing trips are forced upon Steve. Joyce gets involved with this plot, but only because she wants to look after Steve and make him happy.

They all think they are being sneaky as fuck but Steve has known about this nearly since the beginning. Jonathan, El and Will are helping him mess with them.

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JOE KEERY as STEVE HARRINGTON STRANGER THINGS | SEASON 5

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I want an episode where there's a documentary crew following the 118 around for a doc on firefighters, and they keep zooming in on buddie in the background and end up approaching them and asking if they'd feel comfortable taking part in a section of the doc on relationships within the firehouse. Because they're them, they don't immediately realize the documentary crew means romantic relationships and instead start talking about the Will and Christopher and referring to one another as their "partner". This goes on through the rest of filming and they don't realize until it's time to screen the documentary at the firehouse and suddenly there's romantic music playing over a montage of them acting flirty/like themselves before it cuts to their interview. Hen and Chim obviously never let them live this down.

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it’s so awesome that buck doesn’t really react to eddie disliking his romantic partners. eddie just spends years glaring disdainfully at abby and taylor and even the concept of natalia but the first time buck appears to have any kind of feeling about this is when he finds out that eddie stopped talking to tommy after the breakup and he gets turned on

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Wayne is doing a little shopping when he feels a tug on his shirt. He looks down and sees a little kid around Eddie’s age asking, “Hi, Mister. I’m Steve. Do you know that Eddie kid? He has curly hair and likes bugs.”

“Yeah, that’s my nephew,” Wayne says, thinking Eddie made a little friend while he’s been in Hawkins over the summer.

“He said he was gonna hole-punch my ear and put a tag on me - like a cow at Mr Bryan’s farm - so I’m easy to find,” Steve tells him. “That will ruin hide and seek for me. Tell him not to do that, please.”

“I- he said what?”

“Also, he bit me.” Steve shows him his arms. “It hurt.”

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I hate being asked what my goal in life is…. like.. idk…?? I want to have my own kitchen… and I want to know every poem by heart… and uhh.. I want to be kissed in the rain … etc etc .. my heart is very little and I dont want it to break

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Steve tells Eddie one day, “I’m in this street hockey league thing, you can come and watch me play sometime. if you want, or whatever. no big deal.”

So Eddie goes, expecting it to mildly more interesting than basketball only to be horrified by ten guys on roller blades beating the hell out of each other in a church parking lot.

Steve has blood in his mouth guard afterwards like, “Don’t tell Robin about this, by the way.”

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made me think of some of you <3

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The inherent homoeroticism of killing your enemy and immediately regretting it

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You talk sense into me? That would've been interesting.

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idk what tags to use to search for this so i figure i'll just ask here

does anyone have recommendations for cute little fluffy fics where the 118 interacts with children? like not their own children?

like little kids touring the ambulance or a child being fascinated by the engine at a gas station, that kind of thing.

thanks in advance1

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something else important about season one and the entire Abby relationship, is that this first relationship (on the show) for him really sets the framing that Buck uses his romantic partners as some sort of reference photo for what he wants to be. With Abby he *likes* the idea that Abby is an adult with a messy life that's burdened by responsibilities and purpose. He sees that she is carrying a heavy load with grace and he wants to be a guy that's that dependable. That's not to say I don't think he valued Abby beyond that, I think he really did. He just also was very drawn to her being someone that people leaned on. Buck, in the beginning, gets fired because he isn't taking his job seriously and doesn't value the responsibility of his role as a first responder and a member of a team. Up until then he's only really been responsible for himself. By dating Abby, he sees firsthand what it's like to take care of someone else, even at the expense of yourself. Buck wants to be that guy, and Abby is showing him how. I think similarly, the bounce between Taylor and Ali proved that at that point in Buck's life, he *wanted* to be the Buck 2.0 he purported he was. He didn't want to go back to public hookups in bar bathrooms. He wanted the stability that Ali exudes with her travel-heavy important job and straightforward attitude. He got the loft explicitly with Ali's help further cementing her role as someone who anchored Buck, when he wanted to be steady. Her character was shone to have a fun, but still have a grounding presence, which at the time is the balance Buck was trying to find in himself. Then he gets back with Taylor again. Taylor's character is shown as tenacious, hard-working, and determined above all else. Buck at the time, wanted to show that he was 1.) worthy of a love that takes time and effort and 2.) capable of working on something until it's right and not someone who runs at the first sign of difficulty. Both qualities he seemed to admire in Taylor Kelly's personality. Buck's relationship with Natalia was perhaps the most obvious in this sort of framing. Natalia was totally cool and comfortable with death. She was an actual death doula. Buck at the time was actually Really Not Okay with his death and subsequent coma dream, but damn, he wanted to be. He said he felt like Natalia saw him, but really it's the other way around, Buck saw a woman so incredibly at peace with death and he envied that. And finally, Buck's relationship with Eddie's old friend was also about Buck seeing a person and wanting to develop that trait. He looked at the helicopter pilot and saw a guy who understands and knows his sexuality. Who came out later in life. Buck wants all of that for himself. And importantly, I don't think that this means Buck was using any of them for his own personal growth (beyond what most people often do with their romantic and sexual partners in terms of finding ways to change themselves) and I don't even think he does this consciously. I just think it's important to see how Buck continuously seems to find himself in relationships with people who have traits and attributes that he wants for himself, and I think you miss a lot of that context if you don't first see his relationship with Abby. She was the first mirror he looked into and was like "hmm I want to be that, so I must also want that."

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never underestimate the ability of some stupid execs to fucking ruin the thing that was special about something in a single fucking move for the sake of fucking with your audience on purpose

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as much as i love and cherish teen christopher diaz, does anyone have good fic recs for chris being a small bean? would prefer buddie but single dad eddie is also great, just looking for anything where chris is an infant or toddler kind of vibe. ty in advance <3

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I think we should write more straight relationships with 2010s TV queerbait tactics. Let that man and that woman's lives be horribly intertwined, let them take bullets for the other, let them be each other's meaning but NO KISSING. They are holding each other platonically. You're crazy for reading anything romantic into it at all tbh

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honestly i have to kinda disagree with that post thats like “being knightcore doesnt mean pro monarchy just swear ur undying loyalty to ur bff or ur crush or smth”

no. thats not what makes it sexy. either grapple with your beloved master’s role as a symbol of the state or choose to ignore it entirely and remain their loyal hound to whatever end, uncaring of the structures of power which you serve. become naught but a blade, the burden of your choices left to settle in the hand that wields you. it’s not about being besties forever it’s about OWNERSHIP and DUBIOUS MORALITY and FRANKLY QUESTIONABLE POWER DIFFERENTIALS

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Steve and Robin join Eddie’s bowling league and he hates them so much because they don’t take it seriously. Then he hates them even more because they’re turning him into the type of guy that complains about people not taking bowling seriously.

They are the worst players in the league.

They are so bad that one time they scored negative points because the head of the league took two points off their game when the ball slipped out of Robin’s hand mid-swing and hit him in the shin.

Eddie secretly wishes they’d get kicked out but the other guys like playing against them because they’re “good fun.” Also, Steve got his dad to sponsor the league.

What’s most infuriating about this whole thing is Eddie has seen them at the bowling alley before. One time he came in to practice and they were some kid’s birthday party at the other end of lane.

Steve bowled a perfect game! Robin damn near did the same thing!!

He keeps telling people that they’re bad on purpose and no one believes him!