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nothing but respect for our troops (smut writers) but listen. i dont want to be the person to tell you this, but not every character is going to be a dom or a sub. some people. and i know this is hard to hear. but some people do have vanilla sex. and some of those people might even be The Character.

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obsessed with john thinking he met paul 2 years earlier than he actually did

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Actually obsessed with this scene. The genuinely well-written dialogue. The stunning set. The card-playing metaphor. John and Paul serving actual Leopold and Loeb. Ringo slowly realizing their plan. George winning the IDGAF war.

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"I didn't mention this in my book, but from time to time, John would say to me, "What do you think Paul is thinking right now?" I said to John, 'I've only met him a couple times in my life, you know. I have never had any in depth conversations with him. I have no idea.' And John would say, "Do you think he thinks about me at all?" The question made me sad. I just gave him meager responses, like, "I'm sure he does", and then he would move on. And I think his...I'm not gonna call it an obsession, but his curiosity about Paul McCartney was always prevalent."

-Elliot Mintz (Beatles podcast, 2024) (X)

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If you’re having a bad day just remember that Paul is in Ringo’s phone as “Mac Macca” 📱❤️

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY SIR RICHARD "RINGO STARR" STARKEY (JULY 7, 1940)

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the red string of fete

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Love you whenever we're together, Love you when we're apart.

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"I like it not only because it was a big success but because it was one of the most instinctive songs I've ever written. I jut rolled out of my bed one morning and there was a piano next to the bed in the place where I was living at the time, and I rolled out of bed and just got the tune. I was so proud of it. I felt it was an original tune, it didn't copy off anything, and it was a big tune, it was all there and nothing repeated. I get made fun of because of it a bit. I remember George saying "Blimey, he's always talking about 'Yesterday', you'd think he was Beethoven or somebody." But it is the one, I reckon, that is the most complete thing I've ever written.

It's very catchy without ever being sickly, too. When you're trying to write a song, there are certain times when you get the essence, it's all there. It's like an egg being laid, it's just so there, not a crack nor a flaw in it."

Paul, talking about Yesterday, in 1973

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(...) Not all of Paul's cards to me were friendly but no matter. That was all a long time ago. One of the messages, 'Up Yer' - a fairly brutal term of youthful abuse in Liverpool - was the 'working-title' of As Time Goes By. That was certainly what I felt at Apple's lowest points. 'Up the lorruvya!'

(k) From the depths of Let It Be in Twickenham. From Paul. Not a happy time... but it's all over now, baby blue.

Fifty Years Adrift, Derek Taylor (1984)

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The Paul McCartney x Wallace and Gromit lore has deepened

Standing Stone Documentary, 1997

2025 (x)

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They say it’s your birthday!!

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June 18th 1942 • Happy birthday, Paul McCartney!

I got lots of good things to do Like hear the high clear robin sing

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Paul McCartney interviewed in Melbourne, Australia, 14th June 1964 - part 3 (part 1, part 2)

Me every Saturday night

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If you do not know, with second person perspective, the viewpoint character is “you.”

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peace and love