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Here are the ones that I have found so far:

The Day My Mom Brought The Mayor Home by Danilynn87

counterfeit smiles by coalitiongirl_ficlets

that was some excellent acting, ms swan by AhoyTheShipOfDreams

If anyone knows more fics with a similar premise please let me know :)

I'm sure people already mentioned that scene on multiple occasions (including me) but my god.

The scene in 3x13 where Emma "introduces" Regina to Henry could be read as her wanting her son to meet her new girlfriend.

Even from the beginning of the scenen in front of the charming's apartment, where Regina gets all nervous to snow giving a side eye to hear when she enters the room.

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touch it, stroke it and undress it

by wlwlibrary

Relationship: Evil Queen | Regina Mills/Emma Swan

Rating: E

Tags: Smut, Some Humor, and a sprinkle of tenderness, Accidental Stimulation, Magic Lesson

Summary:

"Don't touch anything," Regina said.

But Emma had never been particularly good at following orders.

this has been cooking in my mind for weeks and now it's finally finished, comments and kudos are greatly appreciated :D

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#Okay, but we still don’t have a heterosexual explanation for this [3//??]

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I have to go. But I’ll see you again. The next council meeting?

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hello guys, I'm looking for a beta for my latest fic, it's only a 5k one-shot, already finished writing everything

so the plot is basically a different (more spicy) spin on the vault scene in s3b where Regina tells Emma not to touch anything, but Emma of course doesn't listen and that's how they end up in a compromising position

it's smut with a bit of plot including accidental stimulation

if anyone's interested just message me on discord (ortvs) or email (ortvs24@gmail.com), I'd be glad for any help :)

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Regina being one of Emma’s loved ones (ﾉ◠ヮ◠)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧

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imagine, your bf just got his heart back 1 second ago, but instead of being with him celebrating the fact that hes alive and capable of love, youre with the mother of your son promising to give her a "happy ending"

imagine, your true love just left you for his ex 10 minutes ago, but instead of mourning the fact that hes physically unable to return home and youll never see him again, youre with the mother of your son and shes promising to give you a "happy ending"

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I think I have been possessed by the smut god because there ain't no way I'm the creative mind behind the outstanding sex scenes I wrote. Like I'm not kidding when I say I the words are whispered in my ears and I'm just the vessel translating them on paper.

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jealous regina this, jealous regina that.. jealous emma? give me jealous emma PLEASE i love her.

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I think I cracked the code on how to write smut. I can't explain it and it's only working in a very specific way. Like I can only write from the perspective of the person giving. The pacing is slow and the tone very emotionally loaded and worshippy. But it works, and I'm in a flow. The words just come flying to me.

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Emma talking to Regina while sitting like *that* -> season 5 deleted scene

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people need to stop fancasting white women as Evelyn Hugo. like... the fact that she was not white was, in fact, a pretty big part of her character perspective and motivations.

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my exact feelings about arcane and yellowjackets

like there are so many deaths in arcane and they all feel meaningful, silco dying has so many narrative consequences, not only on jinx's character development, but also the entire underground movement, Isha's death has such a big emotional impact, I was crying so damn hard while watching, and it also serves as a catalyst for jinx character development, jinx arc being completed by breaking the cycle and sacrificing herself for her sister is a good ending, don't get me wrong I love the mentally ill character being able to heal narrative just as much as I love a tragic ending, it all depends on the tone of the story and the build up to the final moment, there's also a bunch of minor characters dying in the final battle and it just felt so real and tragic, like yes this is war, people will die, and it makes it so real because there are very few super-powered characters that seem to be able to take more damage than any human could survive and there is also no bringing people back from the dead, which makes the stakes insanely high because there are actual consequences, in arcane every death has an emotional AND narrative impact

now in yellowjackets the deaths in the teen timeline are kind of expected because cannibalism is literally part of the premise and it's about surviving the wilds, it would be very unrealistic if nobody died, however that doesn't make them any less emotionally impactful, Laura Lee's death is very symbolic and meaningful as it squashes the last bit of hope of getting rescued, her character being very religious is also a symbolism of innocence and the others continually lost their innocence following her death, Jackie's death literally haunts the narrative and Shauna well into season 3, it also starts them on the cannibalism path, Javi's death was arguably one of the most tragic ones because he was innocent and he didn't have to die, they could have saved him but they didn't which made me truly despise every single one of the teens, Javi's death also impacts Natalie's character development, I don't have a lot to say about Crystal's death other than that it still has narrative impact, Coach Ben's death again very emotionally loaded because it brings up the question, is it more humane to end someone's suffering by killing them if they wish to? which is strongly correlated to personal autonomy and agency over one's life including the right to die at one's chosen time and manner, the scientist's (Edwin) death is pretty much for shock value, but it also has narrative consequences because it complicates rescue as there are now outsiders who are witnesses of their atrocities, Cody's death again shock value with narrative consequences even bigger than Edwin's death because his death means squashing any hopes of rescue yet again, Mari being pit girl is a nice full circle reveal and she's also a martyr because she died to help them all get rescued

now the deaths in the present timeline are even more fascinating to me, I truly believe that all te survivors dying one after the other until there's only one woman left is the best way to conclude the story (my bet is on Misty because she's the most resilient one out of them all and it would be poetic to see her, the girl who always wanted to feel included and liked by others, be the last one standing), i will admit Travis' death was rushed and was mostly to drive along the plot but the other deaths are really impactful (I mean his death was emotionally impactful to Nat and it definitely furthered her character arc), Nat's death is another full circle moment because she finally has the chance to do what she should have done with Javi and save an innocent bystander (Lisa), she felt so guilty for not helping Javi and this way she can make up for that, it also makes sense in that moment because she was starting to heal at Lottie's compound and finally saw clearly, the plane scenes are fucking amazing and it kind of hints that there might be a place where all the souls/spirits of the people that died in the wilderness end up, but that's the beauty of the show, there's so much symbolism and different ways to interpret what is said or portrayed (supernatural vs. logical explanations) that you as the audience have to really examine it and come to your own conclusion, the ambiguity makes it so good and I do hope we never get a clear answer from the writers/creators

Not a popular opinion on tumblr I know but I would argue character death is good for stories, actually, and often a death with long narrative consequences is much better use of a character than having them linger with no more important plot beats to hit.

Character death isn’t writers being mean to viewers or something characters don’t “deserve,” it’s an important part of narrative and plotting to give stories stakes and emotional beats. The work making you have an emotion is in fact the point, not something to avoid.

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Hear me out...EF AU where Emma's a princess sent to the Evil Queen's palace so she can find her a suitable husband but the Queen ends up desiring Emma and asking the princess to marry her instead.

EXCEPT, the Queen asks for a loveless marriage, as love is a weakness she just can't afford. Emma agrees because listen, better to marry the Queen and avoid a tedious life with a husband she's not attracted to (she's gay) and will probably hit her or treat her poorly. So they settle on a loveless, arranged marriage where they agree they both can have lovers if they so desire.

BUT, to not fall in love with the Queen, Emma becomes as politely cold around her as possible. And this bothers the Queen, who will make it her life mission to get a single emotion out of her.

Will Emma be able not to fall in love with her? Will the Queen regret ever arranging a loveless marriage, realizing she might be missing more than she initially thought?

BONUS POINT: Emma makes a friend, a Duchess, the only one she can trust in the Court, and she tells her everything about how incredibly hard it is not to fall in love with the Evil (but incredibly attractive) Queen.

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never thought I'd like german songs much less german rap but I think I just found my new fav music artist

so here are my fav songs from Nina Chuba

Fata Morgana

Unsicher

Waldbrand

Wenn das Liebe ist

Wildberry Lillet

Glatteis

NINA

80qm

Farbenblind

Fieber

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I’ve officially decided my favorite relationship trope is “at first I was perpetually bothered by your mere existence but somewhere along the way you became my best friend and oh yeah I’m also in love with you.” Nothing else matters.