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Tim's whole life he's been told he doesn't have what it takes. He's not big enough, he's not strong enough, he's not talented enough. The world is finally starting to realize that all those opinions are wrong, that he's better than almost everyone in the world at what he does. It's Doc Halladay and Cliff Lee and him, pretty much, if you don't count Ian Kennedy, which Tim does not. And the only reason he's even breathing this rarified air, having this success, is because he takes whatever weak shit he has and spins it into gold. He plays the game in front of him.
And right now, the game is Chris Stewart.
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18 Jun 2026
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A year later he'll reflect on all of this in mandated group therapy and he'll realize that's just how it was with them: they were two trains barreling at full speed towards a brick wall, except Kent cut his skates at the last second and Jack hit head on.
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16 Jun 2026
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All Callie had to do was step up to the mantle of the song in her blood.
Callie braves the wild, searches for her way back to her mother, and lets a dead girl possess her. In that order.
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i know we could be so happy baby (if we wanted to be) by swollensunray
Fandoms: Twin Peaks (TV 1990)
29 May 2026
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Laura stands, tall in the afternoon sun, hair shining like a halo.
“Oh, Donna Madonna,” she smiles, “don’t you know there’s always mañana?”
or: Laura and Donna, pre-canon.
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03 Jun 2026
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homoerotic childhood best friend female friendship you will always be famolus
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Twenty to thirty years. She had done the math in that courtroom and landed on thirty-seven and let herself exhale for the first time in years. She had been seventeen and wearing a blouse her mother had pressed the night before because her mother had needed something to do with her hands in the same way her Nanay was cooking all day, and she had sat in the second row and listened to the sentence and let the number settle over her like something solid. Like a foundation. Like something she could build on top of.
She was twenty-eight.
And he had been good.
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trinity's roommate moved out, her situation-ship is over, and her abuser was just released from prision.
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- Part 1 of growing sideways