whythetrauma
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Lean on me, little star by whythetrauma
Fandoms: Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, Star Wars Original Trilogy
21 Apr 2025
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Anakin liked being a trophy husband. Stay at home and take care of his children? Everything he could ask for. He liked having time.
It was an adjustment, obviously. It was very different from life in the Order. But everything was great. He was great. Not having anything to do was great. And the best of it all was that Obi-Wan was wrong.
Anakin did not need any help with this adaptation.
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or, five times Luke and Leia asked Anakin for his help, and one time he accepted their help.
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Family feels by whythetrauma
Fandoms: Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, Star Wars Original Trilogy
13 Feb 2023
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There were two things Anakin knew for sure
1. Leaving the order was the best kriffing decision he ever made, besides marrying Padmé.
2. Raising twins was very confusing and extremely exhausting. Especially when they were part him and part Padmé.
“And can you please not talk about me like I’m not here?”
“You shouldn’t be because you should be getting ready or we’re going to be late. Come on, Luke. Get up!” Leia insisted, poking her brother so he would get up off the chair. But Luke didn’t move, just kept scrolling through the datapad.
“Yeah, I’m not going. I’m not really in the mood to be a third-wheeler.” He said, distracted. Leia’s eyes widened and Anakin tensed. He didn’t hear right, right? Of course not, cause that wasn’t possible.
“Luke.” Leia’s voice sounded sharp, in a warning tone. Oh, Force, Anakin didn’t like any of this. There was some kind of secret between the twins, Han Solo was in the middle, and Leia clearly didn’t want him to know. So he had to know.
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Some company and burned cookies by whythetrauma
Fandoms: Julie and The Phantoms (TV 2020)
05 Feb 2022
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All that Julie wanted was some time for herself, without anyone around. And the situation was perfectly made so she could have that.
But she didn't count on a lonely Luke Patterson craving for company. Neither on how easily she could dive into his plans, even if they had some unfinished business to deal with between them.
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When Sunset Curve receives an irrefutable proposal and Julie is accepted in a university, she and Luke must figure out how to deal with a long-distance relationship.
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Lucy's first time in Magnólia for a party
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Anything, everything and dessert in between by whythetrauma
Fandom: Julie and The Phantoms (TV 2020)
05 Feb 2022
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“Everything about being with Eddie feels right, and good, so so good, Maddie. It’s not timing or logistics, or even—I know he’d say yes if I did ask to move in.”
“But you feel like you can’t?”
Buck shakes his head.
“Because I’m cursed.”
(or, buck needs a loophole. eddie needs to know buck needs a loophole.)
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But You Know I Respect It, You Were Tested, and I Saw How You Stood Up by Buddieaya
Fandoms: 9-1-1 (TV)
10 Apr 2025
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And Buck can't breathe around the feeling that rises in his chest. It starts small, just a warmth, a flicker, but then it spreads and threatens to overwhelm him.
Because it's not just that Eddie looks beautiful. It's not just the way his voice wraps around Buck like tangible safety, or how that easy smile makes something in him ache. It's that this gentle, golden moment is everything Buck has ever wanted without even knowing it.
Just him.
Just Eddie.
And something in Buck cracks wide open. A truth spills out before he can stop it, soft like marshmallow but certain like stone.
"I love you.”
Oh, shit.
Or; Buck says I love you over FaceTime, hangs up, spirals, flies to El Paso and gets his man.
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to have and to hold (platonically and heterosexually) by teenytinytomlinson
Fandoms: 9-1-1 (TV)
12 Apr 2025
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So in the middle of Eddie’s dining room, with his brain to mouth filter non-existent (as per usual), Buck blurts out, “Marry me.”
Eddie sits straight up, looking at him with eyes wide as saucers.
“Excuse me?”
“W-well, just think about it. If we get married I can add you and Chris to my insurance policy and that solves your problem.”
Eddie’s mouth forms a perfect little ‘o’. Buck waits patiently for the floor to open up and swallow him whole.
When the ground doesn’t do as he’d hoped he realizes he has to say something else. “Obviously, w-we don’t have to,” he’s quick to assure. “But if we did it would be platonic, of course, because you’re straight and–” he pauses, praying for another rogue stroke of lightning. Anything to put him out of his misery right now. “-and like I know that I’m bi now, but this wouldn’t be like that y’know? It would just be two friends helping each other out.” He’s rambling, the words won’t stop tumbling out. “Like a friends with benefits type situation! E-except you know not those kinds of benefits! Like actual benefits! Health and dental.”
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Eddie is moving to Texas, losing his insurance, and marrying Buck all very heterosexually and platonically.
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- Part 1 of platonic marriage
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They held each other’s gaze, neither of them in a rush to move. Then Buck leaned in, steady and slow, eyes dropping to Eddie’s mouth. Eddie met him halfway, breath catching, heart picking up.
And then he sneezed, barely managing to turn his head.
Buck froze, then let out a soft, half-laugh. “Bless you.”
Eddie groaned, rubbing his nose. “Great timing, huh?”
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Or: When Eddie starts sneezing uncontrollably around Buck, it disrupts their budding relationship and raises an uncomfortable question: is he actually allergic to his boyfriend?
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“You don’t have to,” Buck says quickly. “You could just leave it. Don’t look.”
Eddie glances up at him, and they both know without saying it that he isn’t going to let this go.
There’s no way he can look away now, not after seeing the way Buck reacted.
“Or maybe just not now,” Buck says softly, stepping closer, his hand settling gently over the screen like he can shield Eddie from what’s on it. “Maybe leave it for now. You’re not… Eddie, you’re not doing well right now. I’ve been so worried about you and this—” his voice catches, “—you… Eddie, please don’t. Just leave it.”
It stings to hear the worry out loud, even if he knew it was there.
He wants to do what Buck says, he wants to trust his friend and give him what he’s asking.
Buck never asks for anything.
Eddie moves Buck’s hand aside gently, giving it a brief squeeze. “Can’t do that, Buck.”
Or; After Christopher leaves for El Paso, Buck decides that he and Eddie should trace their family trees to keep Eddie’s mind occupied elsewhere. The results lead Eddie to face a family secret.