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[staywskz143]

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[darthbloodorange]

A Cold and Miserable Day

Rating: Teens Universe: Marvel Cinematic Universe Pairings: James "Bucky" Barnes/Steve Rogers Characters: James "Bucky" Barnes, Steve Rogers, Natasha Romanov, Alpine Warnings: Knives Major Tags: Canon Divergence AU, Mild Hurt/Comfort, Cold Weather, Huddling For Warmth, Cuddling & Snuggling, Domestic, Established Relationship, Blankets, Bucky Barnes Hides Knives all over the house (one one is revealed though…), Worried Bucky Barnes Word count: 500 - Quintuple Drabble

Summery: Bucky's having a bad day until he returns home.

For the: ✦ Stucky Bingo - Cuddle Puddle [B5] (Card: 5054)

Read below or on AO3 >HERE<

Bucky gave a sigh of relief when he rounded the corner and saw the apartment. He was tired of snow and ice. And the frigid rain, too. The whole week had been miserably grey and cold.

He sped up his steps, eager to be indoors. To worm himself up again. To curl up with Steve and Alpine on the couch.

With numb fingers, he unlatched the gate and hurried up the path.

A sudden, unexpected clap of thunder has him jumping as he makes his way up the stairs to the door.

"Shit!" Bucky quickly grabs the stair rails, narrowly avoiding ending up flat on his ass in the puddles forming on the path.

He lets out a slow, calming breath, then shoots a glare at the dark clouds above.

With a little more caution, Bucky climbs the stairs and reaches the door.

Bucky digs his keys out of his pocket and lets himself in. He hangs his keys up on the hook and leans against the wall as he takes his boots off. Then his jacket.

And then he looks around. Something feels off.

The house was silent.

No noise from the TV. No music coming from the record player. No light scratch of a pencil against a page. He couldn't even hear the heater running. Also absent was the light pattering of Alpine's feet as they ran to greet him at the door.

There was no sign of Steve or Alpine. And no note by the door to tell him they were out.

Bucky let out the breath he'd been holding and quietly slid the keyhook aside, revealing the small nook behind the wooden frame. He reaches in and pulls out the knife.

With silent steps, he slowly searches the house methodically. Room by room.

Nobody on the first floor.

Bucky ascends the stairs and continues his search.

After the bathroom and guest bedroom, he reaches their bedroom, hopping. Maybe Steve was asleep...

He turns the doorknob and pushes open the door.

Empty as all the other rooms.

Bucky turns to leave. He'd check the art studio next. But then, a muffled noise from the walk-in wardrobe catches his attention.

It's then he also notices the power cord leading under the door.

Curious, Bucky makes his way over and opens the wardrobe door.

Curled up in a nest of blankets were Steve, Natasha and Alpine watching movies on a laptop. The cord was from the small heater warming the space.

"Get in or leave, Barnes, you're letting all the warmth out," Natasha says, only briefly looking up from the screen to meet his eyes.

Alpine gives a short yowl in agreement. Getting up, stretching and then burrowing further under the blankets.

Steve lifts a corner of the blankets, inviting him in.

Cold and exhausted, Bucky felt no reason to argue. He pulls the door shut and slides under the blankets beside Steve, wrapping his arms around him.

Steve kisses his cheek and rests his head on Bucky's shoulder.

THE END

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[brainfuzz]

Because it gets better.

Because, as you get older, you learn to work with your limitations, and forgive yourself for your fuck-ups.

You learn to add a recurring appointment on your phone's calendar to remind yourself to refill/pick up meds (or sign up for auto-refill if your pharmacy has it) and when it goes off, you've learned to drop everything and actually do it right then because "I'll remember and do it later" is always a lie. You've learned to stop lying to yourself about things like that.

You've hung a keyhook right by the door you use the most and immediately hang your keys there when you come in so you're not searching for them when you're already running late and trying to leave the house.

You learn to schedule paying your bills - I pay mine the 15th and the 1st of every month because that's when I get paid - so things don't fall through the cracks. You use auto-pay when you can.

You've learned whenever you cook something like soup or chili or lasagna you freeze a single serve portion so when its 9pm and you're starving and forgot the get the chicken out again, you can grab the chicken and frozen meal and be able to eat something other than crackers for dinner.

You've learned that taking the forgotten pile of laundry with you when you find it as you move about the house gets it one step closer to the laundry room, and eventually you'll get it there and get it done.

You've learned to set a timer on your phone when you start the washing machine so you don't forget to move it to the dryer.

You've also learned, again, to jump up and do that when the timer goes off, because "I'll do it when I'm done here" is always a lie.

You've learned that setting your own deadlines won't help because you know the bitch that sets them and knows the reward will be forgotten anyway.

You've learned that no amount of reward will get shit done before a deadline.

You've learned that when people called the kid you used to be lazy, they were wrong, you were overwhelmed and didn't know how to start.

You've learned you're still not lazy, you're doing the best you can with a broken brain. People who have a broken leg aren't expected to run a marathon, and you can't expect yourself to do things the same way people who don't have broken brains do.

You've learned to do the hobbies anyway, because it doesn't matter. Its not like denying yourself time to draw/write/read/craft/walk/etc is going to help you get your shit done, and if you can be happier from doing them than you can be by doing the dishes, you might as well do your hobby.

The most important thing you've learned is once you stop trying do all of those things you struggle with as if you don't struggle with them, they become a little easier to do.

ADHD

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[roomba-mangga]

june update

pinoy chuchu:

am now intimately familiar with the LRT line

visited local malls, conventions and art markets like crazy

visited ayala museum (all floors) and painted there

enrolled myself at a nearby college (spoke tagalog all day)

went back-to-school shopping

speaking casual tagalog daily w baby cousins

read fluent forever ch2

bought books by filipino and fil-am authors (tikim, the vanished birds, history of the burgis, seek ye whore, komik adaptations of rizal novels, tourist book that was available for cheap)

ate most of the food i missed

memorized biggest island groups of the ph

writing:

published wtsh ch3(!!!)

binge-read mythcreants articles

researched medieval europe (culture, politics, children/family, religion, atheism, folklore)

binged gone medieval episodes

researched ecology

researched cooking

researched italy

researched children's lit

watched cinderella's castle

rewatched twisted: the untold tale of a royal vizier

compiling fairytale content on the blog

finished reading the last unicorn

collected relevant books (watership down, grimm's fairytales, the ogress and the orphans, hilda comics)

browsed fairytale database and ATU index

psych:

distancing from FPs (no communication except for practical reasons)

observing splitting patterns. happens when i'm tired, hungry/thirsty, or when i'm thinking of friends and family. overlaps with adhd/autism mood swings

bought comfort items (batb music box, doll, decor, dungeon meshi bag, posters, sans and papyrus plushies, art prints) and made room a safe space

cooking for myself more often. some basic dishes are no longer "high spoons" for me

going out more often (no longer a high spoons activity)

memory has improved significantly (brainfog less intense due to lower-stress environment)

communicating with figments regularly (self-love!)

bought hampers and a cute deer-shaped keyhook for adhd purposes

working on handshakes and small-talk for autism reasons

played d&d live for the first time in quezon city

bought a psychology crash course book, skimmed the contents

watched informative vids and 2 yale lectures

going back to school instead of wasting myself on a severely isolating job with my shitty familial situationship and i just got my subject list so yayyy. gonna have to split my focus between studying filipino chuchu, psych, and writing

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[swamp-world]

it's extremely secondarily upsetting that this is so upsetting in the first place: i haven't had access to any of these things for about five years, I don't even know for certain all of what actually was even in there, and what I do remember I don't even for the most part feel particularly strongly about.

but the shoes were bought new, and so they were expensive each, and i find myself caring about that, because i own no athletic shoes and getting shoes is expensive! (and i don't actually know how i am going to go to school next year because i've maxxed out those student loans so !!!! where's my tuition coming from? i am unemployed. i don't know.) tldr I don't have money to buy athletic shoes that won't cause damage to my knees.

but then it feels terrible and superficial to be caring about "expensive shoes" even though there's a very good and reasonable material grounding in that. especially considering those shoes were hardly worn, because we had to leave before i actually got to really break them in even.

and even after that - the little christmas tree from my aunt, i don't like her that much, i didn't like the tree much, i resented it even when i got it. but i only got to put it up for one year and i don't speak to her anymore. i probably never would have put it up again, so why do i feel so bad about it? why do i feel so gross and guilty and wasteful for having lost something which i never wanted, actively resented? is it because of that?

the only thing I think I actually care about was a keyhook that my parents gave me when i moved out, which had crimson rosellas painted on it and had been floating around the home for years. i doubt i'll be able to find anything similar. it was bought from a local artist in the 90s, and even as much as I didn't use it for keys itself that often, it was beautiful, and i spent so many hours as a kid staring at it.

it's that, in practice, anything in that box i no longer have, i can continue to live without. i've been living without it for five years. but i hate how the loss of something, the awareness of the absence, brings - if not forces upon - meaning to something which otherwise would not have held it.

years ago I read an article about a man talking about the cognitive distortions associated with, for example, losing a ten dollar bill. the endless kicking yourself for not putting it in a better place. the going-back-and-walking-along-the-road-to-see-if-it-fell-out-of-your-pocket. the stupid thought that in fact if you had written down the serial number of the bill, you could've like, called the bank, or something absurd like that. that no matter the fact that he made a comfortable wage, every time his paycheque came in and no matter how much he had, that ten dollars was sitting there like a huge hole in the middle of all of it.

the art of losing isn't hard to master....and if you can meet with both triumph and disaster and treat those two imposters just the same....

but at what point does it stop being this? at what point do i "become a man, my son"? how many times do i have to lose my wallet, my phone, a gift card someone gave me that i will never get to use and i still feel like i have taken something from them when i walk past a booster juice, even a decade later, though I am the one who lost a consumable thing? how many friends do i have to lose, how many mes?

It's evident the art of losing's not too hard to master, though it may look like (Write it!) like disaster.

And so I am going to find a set of key hooks that I can get painted by someone who knows how to paint, and I will write Elizabeth Bishop poetry on the back of it when it's done.

Xads what's a reasonable response if you had to leave across the country frantically in 2020 because of covid and had to store a bunch of stuff with an acquaintance but then when you finally got back 18 months later you found that a box of your stuff was missing and then you asked them about it and they said it wasn't there and they have no idea where it went but it didn't just vanish into thin air and it had stuff that you like. Actually liked and wanted but you gave up on it. But then a year after that a different acquaintance reached out to you and said they'd found a bag of your stuff and you fumbled meeting up to pick it up before they left town for the summer so you figured it'd just happen later but then you lost your phone so you didn't have their number and couldn't ask them and had no other way to reach them and had a different phone number for like six months and never heard from them again after that but then you finally find a way to get in touch with them like another 18 months later and ask if they still by any chance have that bag of stuff or left it in town with someone else and they say no actually they threw it out because they hadn't heard from me again and you're too busy being polite and apologizing for losing your phone and not being in contact and now you can't actually say "I get that you didn't hear back from me but we were at the same school and still had mutual contacts and that was my only pair of decent dress shoes and athletic shoes and the last gift i ever received from my aunt who I don't speak to anymore for Big Reasons but still miss and I just think it's a little tucked up that you didn't try reaching out again through anyone even though you knew I was in town before throwing it out six months ago and I don't have fucking money for athletic shoes and there was a family heirloom in there" because you know it's my own fault for not reaching out sooner and maybe it's just an unreasonable expectation for other people to have and my standards are just skewed because my roommates and i are still holding onto a box of stuff for someone who never even lived in this place but it would be fucked up to get rid of it without at least letting him know. I don't know what's reasonable and not reasonable here.

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