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1. You're the object of my desire by sunsetsqueer_readrr

   Fandoms: Stranger Things (TV 2016)  

   • Mature
   • Graphic Depictions Of Violence
   • F/F
   • Complete Work

   30 Mar 2026

   Tags

   • Graphic Depictions Of Violence
   • Robin Buckley/Vickie Dunne
   • Robin Buckley & Steve Harrington
   • Robin Buckley & Will Byers
   • Robin Buckley
   • Robin Buckley's Father
   • Vickie Dunne
   • Will Byers
   • Steve Harrington
   • Self-Harm
   • Blood and Injury
   • a lot of it
   • Angst
   • A lot - Freeform
   • Crying
   • Dead People
   • (Robins dad)
   • Tags Are Fun
   • but - Freeform
   • Tags Are Hard
   • Kissing
   • Girls Kissing
   • Lesbian Robin Buckley
   • Lesbian Character
   • Hurt No Comfort
   • well that's a matter of perspective
   • Ambiguous/Open Ending
   • Robin Buckley Needs a Hug
   • Implied/Referenced Self-Harm
   • 5+1 Things
   • (3+1 Things really)
   • Cutting
   • Wound Care
   • POV Alternating
   • Established Robin Buckley/Vickie Dunne
   • Vickie Dunne is a good girlfriend
   • Depression

   Summary

   "Robin’s been through this before and she pauses, lifting the blade up and watching as blood quickly pools around the wound and quickly starts flowing out. Transfixed on the transformation Robin stares as the crimson fluid runs down her leg. Previously presented as just a long, thin, and white line"

   Or

   Robin struggles with self harm on different parts of her body and what happens when 3 of the closest people to her start to notice?

   Language:

   English

   Words:

   3,429

   Chapters:

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   Comments:

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   Kudos:

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