4 Works by stampertje
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the 1980s somewhere in Pennsylvania
Dream attends a vocational college smack-dab in the middle of a forest.
As if dealing with school, an innocent crush on his roommate, and a storm-heavy summer wasn't enough, he's dragged into an ancient rivalry with the spoiled kids from the next town over.George spends his days with private tutors and french philosophers, and with waiting for something interesting to finally happen.
Maybe he didn't expect that thing to be a handsome, awkward giant with perpetually dirty fingernails, but he'll take what he can get - for as long as he can get it.Or -
George is rich and bored, Dream is just trying to get through college.
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Dream is too popular for his own good and too repressed for everyone else’s.
George has a secret he doesn’t want to keep and a crush he hates himself for.A tentative, uncharacteristic story of George trying to deal with being a lone Englishman somewhere in Virginia, while struggling with passing college, pretending to be straight, and dealing with the way everyone seems to be so obsessed with some weird athlete, who just so happens to suddenly start taking the same minor as him.
Badly paced chaos ensues.
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George lives in a small town in the Swiss Alps, his parents own a hotel. It's the winter before he'll graduate and he's resolved to spend as much of it skiing with his friends as possible.
When Dream, the son of a rich couple who have frequented the town for the past ten years, shows up with a few friends to stay in his parents' ski lodge, all five of them being reckless and rude snowboarders, a rivalry between the local skiiers and the spoiled kids breaks out.
Falling in love wasn't part of the plan.
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to hollow yourself (to a stranger), to cut a cross into your chest, to bleed yourself dry by stampertje
Fandoms: Video Blogging RPF
10 Jul 2022
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London, 19th century.
Popular, though shy, playwright (and desperate poet) Clay Armstrong struggles with writer's block, when his friend introduces him to the enigmatic George. Being smacked in the face with sudden inspiration, Clay begins to pursue the socialite, trying to convince him to become his muse.A non-chronologically told, disjointed look into their relationship, and its shortcomings, painted mostly in varying degrees of pining and historically inaccurate domesticity, and some bad, bad poems.