#donor not dad

[eddiebuckley-diaz]

The foreshadowing that was done of how Buck is already attached to this baby that isn’t his truly is devastating.

We know he is attached to this baby (the onesie, him saying he’s officially a father, him being unbelievably excited over the sonogram).

But what really drives this feeling home is the rescue of the baby in the car accident. Buck holds the baby, talks with it, and is smiling down at it with a touch of teary eyes and a look of pure adoration.

He’s experiencing the joy of what parents feel when they first hold their baby.

But he is a donor not a dad.

He will never be in that delivery room.

He will never hold the baby he made.

He will never raise this child.

And he will never be the father.

A devastating affair between the heart and the soul. A silent scream from the brain, left unheard in the chasm created by this delicious desire to want, to yearn, to be someone more.

[cinematics123]

911 fandom: Yesssss I hope he gets hurt. I hope he gets put into a coma. Yesss I hope he breaks both arms so that Eddie has to wash him in the shower. Yesss his trauma will lead him to Eddie.

Buck: ::Buys a Firefighter Onesie::

The Fandom: NOOOO HE'S NOT READY FOR THIS LEVEL OF TRAUMA. NO THAT IS HIS ACHILLES FIREFIGHTER ONESIE!!

[buckleyobsessed]

Uh, hey, Buck....

[sunglassesmish]

ARE YOU CAPABLE OF BEING A FATHER AND WALKING AWAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[lazylittledragon]

I've been loving ur mombin comics, but where is the other mom? what trans hottie is not paying her child support out here? (this is said with a lot of love and affection, im very curious abt how she got into that situation, if you have thoughts abt it <3)

ajsjhsdfh i wasn't going to answer this because it's explained in the next comic but kudos to you for being the only person to say 'who's the other mom' instead of 'WHO'S THE DAD'

also the way this is worded made me laugh for like 5 minutes thank you so much xx

[menace-behaviour]

Christopher: *Fast-forwards all the way through the movie*

Buck: Why are you skipping all the way through the movie? You can’t just skip to the happy ending, Chris!

Christopher: I don’t have time for their problems.

[atalante241]

The chances of Dad for One being a plausible theory went out the window with the most recent manga chapters. No sane woman would go a 100 feet close to him unless the universe willed it so, his man is draped in red flags like it’s the new way to wear jeans.

[fcb-mv33]

🧡

[witchofthesouls]

How tiny would the second set of sparklings be after Overlord?

Very tiny and delicate as they're really premature. Their saving grace was that their forms were nearly settled and had begun the bulking phase.

Nickel was able to drop them inside an incubator, so their bodies could stabilize more and hopefully get more weight on them. And had a screaming match with some 'con medical personnel. She stole joints and sliced cabling since she's at the perfect height for knees and ankles before kicking people out.

It's unfortunate that the Decepticons don't have a blacksmith that's experienced with neonatal care, but there's a Prion medic and Camien nurse from Order the Luminara that made some plans.

Because the three are itsy-bitsy, they wear onsies for better thermoregulation. They're either sleeping or eating as they have severely limited reserves.

Tarn has upgraded to perch since all three can curl into the nook between his neck and collarfare, which is far easy to keep track of them since all three can fit in his palm and still have room to squirm around. The split-sparks are grumpy because that was their favorite spot, and they got kicked out to his chassis.

Nurse is grumpy because of the healing process, and the lack of biolights on their armature means Tarn's cozier to all the sparklings' senses.

[cosmicallymundane]

"we should know who huey dewey & louies father is, it's only fair—"

WHAT DO YOU MEAN? DONALD DUCK IS RIGHT THERE!!!

[dwobbitfromtheshire]

Eddie & Al Munson.

Fuck that Al guy but not in a good way.

[coochiequeens]

Two seperate men are having issues with getting passports for the babies they purchased? Nothing sounds suspicious about that.

https://www.progress.org.uk/passport-delays-for-babies-born-in-cyprus-via-surrogacy/

[captainsparklefingers]

Fearne Zathuda sounds so....wrong.

But the fact that she's a being of chaos and comes to it naturally? That sounds about right.

[lover-of-mine]

This is so funny to see you go from a post saying "he didn't get to pick his apartment, let him do something for himself" to a post saying "let's give him a baby he wasn't expecting" 😂😂

The thing I need you to know is I have 5 (I think I'm at 5 right now) main speculations for the season going around in my head at all times, they all lead to different minor speculations, and they all contradict each other kapakapkapakapa. And to be honest I don't want Buck to get the baby. I hate the idea of him getting that baby. BUT looking at the baby for storytelling possibilities, that baby can absolutely be a roundabout way to give Buck a child who's biologically his without giving him a partner, and it is something that the show has ready to go and could happen at any time. I don't think it will happen, at least not in season 7, because Hen is already getting a baby and dealing with babies and filming is complicated and it could be repetitive to have that happen to Hen and Buck at the same time, and also because I think it would make more sense to give Buck a toddler not a newborn, so that would be something for the show to pick back up in season 9 or whatever. And I want Buck to do something for himself more than I want him to get a baby lol. But if I'm thinking about the show and picking up loose ends, Buck could absolutely accidentally acquire a baby from now on at any time, killing Connor and Kameron is always gonna be a possibility, so that's a speculation that randomly goes through my head lol. Like, sometimes I go too deep thinking about something that would lead Buck to change in some way or just create a random conflict and I'm completely ignoring the donor plot and then my brain goes "Buck has a child out in the world" and I need to bring it into the conversation with my kitchen utensils.

[myfemininerageisbeautiful]

Its very interesting to me that archaeologists are finding tons of evidence that in prehistoric times disabled people were accomodated and cared for because when I was a child my dad told me the opposite.

The example he used, as I remember it, was this: "Imagine we lived in prehistoric times as hunter gatherers. Let's say you broke your leg. Taking care of you would be a liability for all of us, so we'd have to leave you behind to die :)"

At the time I was bewildered and hurt, but I accepted his answer. Now I just think my dad is a terrible person.