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romanoffshouse · 3 days
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Wanda: You're ignoring all your problems.
Y/N: I know.
Wanda: You also know it's an unhealthy coping mechanism?
Y/N: I'm ignoring that fact as well.
Wanda:
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fandomnerd9602 · 3 days
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Toni Stark gazes up at Y/N…
Y/N: what?
Toni: nothing. I just love the view.
Y/N: well the view loves you back
Y/N kisses her behind the ear, earning a giggle from the young Stark…
Toni: how did I ever end up with you? I don’t deserve you.
Y/N: all you had to do was smile. after that I knew I was goner
Toni giggles and kisses Y/N before cuddling into their side…
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For @wildcardjgambit
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nothing-total · 6 hours
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glorystark · 3 days
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Prompt List
I decided to make a prompt list. It’s still in progress but I’m gonna publish it anyway. REQUESTS ARE OPEN :)
P.S.: It’s mostly angst!
“I told you to not get too close to me.”
“We were never friends.”
“I wish you never had trusted me.”
“From the day we met, I knew I’d hurt you eventually.”
“I’m good at hurting people. It’s all I’ve ever done.”
“ I deserve more than this.”
“ You’re hurting me.”
“ I never loved you.”
“Please let me go.”
“Don’t leave me.”
“ Don’t make this harder than it already is.”
“Not everything is about you.”
“ I want pt you out of my here, and out of my life.”
“Kill me.”
“I can’t trust you anymore.”
“When will you stop lying?.”
“I should have seen it coming.”
“Make it quick please?”
“Forgive me for what I’m about to do.”
“I hate you.”
“You ruin everything.”
“What the fuck did you just say?”
“You mean nothing to me.”
“You did this to me.”
“Move or I’ll move you.”
“Repeat yourself, I dare you.”
“I wish I never met you.”
“You ruined my life.”
“I gave you my everything.”
“We are over.”
“It’s too late for apologies now.”
“I’m sorry for us.”
“Of course you didn’t love me, I’m such an idiot.”
“What about the plans we made?”
“Bearing your pain has always been my job.”
“What did you do to make your heart become so cold?”
“Remember how we used to be? I don’t.”
“Look what happened because of you.”
“I didn’t mean to.”
“How can you be in love with me when you destroyed all my happinesses.”
“I’m so tired of everything.”
“Stop yelling at me!”
“Get out!”
“I’m falling for you and it’s scaring the shit out of me.”
“What happened to us?”
“I don’t feel like I belong here anymore.”
“Why does our love feel like prison.”
“When I let go, run for your life.”
“I always knew you’d die in my arms.”
“I gave up on us a long time ago.”
“Your eyes can be so cruel.”
“You thought I cared about you? Cute.”
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irondadfics · 3 days
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I have literally read every single one of peter meets the rogue avengers fanfic that you guys recomended.do you have more cuz im dying for a new peter meets the rogues fanfic
here are a few recommendations. You can also try the “Peter Parker meets the Avengers” tag. https://archiveofourown.org/tags/Peter%20Parker%20Meets%20the%20Avengers/works?page=1
https://archiveofourown.org/tags/Peter%20meets%20the%20Rogues
happy reading!
It's All Just Static In My Head by Blue__Dreams
"Cause tonight I'm feelin' like an astronaut Sending SOS from this tiny box And I lost all signal when I lifted off Now I'm stuck out here and the world forgot Can I please come down, come down 'Cause I'm tired of drifting round and round Can I please come down?" -Astronaut by Simple Plan ~~~~~~ And then May was shot.  Foolishly, childishly, Peter hoped Iron Man would swoop in and save the day again.  He hoped and hoped and hoped.  And Ben drank and drank and drank.  As Ben grew worse, and their fridge grew empty, as Peter’s face became more bruised, and his powers grew, Peter realized, you can’t depend on superheroes.  So Peter created his own hero - Spiderman. ~~~~~~ OR 5 times Peter met an Avenger, and the one time Spiderman met them (all while he struggles with an abusive uncle at home)
Twelve Days Of Peter Parker by grilledcheesing
In each of the twelve days leading up to Christmas, Tony runs into one Peter Parker — for better or for worse.  In other words, an excuse for this author to write gratuitous Peter fluff/angst/nonsense with a Christmas theme, because 'tis the season.
Cyanide? In My Shawarma? by losingmymindtonight
Pepper convinces Tony to bring Peter along on his first dinner with the Rogue Avengers since their pardoning. Poor Tony had thought the whole thing was a recipe for disaster before someone decided to shove some cyanide in his food.
Peter Parker and the Art of Drawing a Water Drop by Dontcryto0much
After two years, Peter’s water droplets easily looked photorealistic.   It was pretty damn impressive if he did say-so himself.
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gunsandspaceships · 2 days
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Tony’s Childhood. Part 2.2. Effects: Inner Child
Before this part, be sure to read Part 1 and Part 2.1.
Let’s go back to his sometimes childish behavior: for example, he plays nanoball with Pepper in several scenes in IM2, buys her plush toys, throws things off the countertop and climbs onto it to be higher, and so on…
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Some may have noticed that this happens more often in the presence of Pepper, who in some ways acts as his mother figure. And, even more important for understanding this phenomenon, he does this when he is in serious condition: in IM2 he is dying from palladium poisoning, in IM3 he has PTSD.
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Note: using the phrase “childish behavior” I do not mean infantilism as a disorder – that’s different, and something that Tony does not have.
So why is he like this?
The answer is simple: he was not allowed to be a child when he was one, and was emotionally neglected, so his normal psychological development was disrupted from an early age, leading to the development of this coping mechanism, and ultimately part of his personality remained in "child mode".
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As Howard rushed to prepare Tony to become "the messiah", he discouraged him from normal childhood activities and behavior, even when Tony was 4 years old. His parents were not present in his life emotionally from the beginning, and later they were also not present physically. From the age of 7, Tony lived in conditions that children much older than him usually live in, with those older children, not with peers. His activities there consisted mainly of studying science and technology. He couldn't act like the child he actually was. And in college, when he was still a kid, he was thrown into the community of college students. Not the proper environment for a child.
From his perspective when he recruited Peter in CW he was recruiting a 15-year-old himself, who, in many ways, was already an adult.
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However, these misfortunes in the future allowed him to easily find a common language with children like Harley, Peter, and Morgan. His inner child understands them, knows what they want and need, how they think. He does not talk down to them and treats them as equals. He also knows what to get Harley for his help and how to be a great father - because he can see from both perspectives.
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Conclusion: Tony was deprived of the opportunity to be a child, which affected his psychological development, leaving him a bit of a child in his adult life. This had its pros and cons, including some difficulty communicating with other adults, but at the same time, it made it easier to communicate with children.
It also gave him a somewhat distorted view of childhood (thinking that other children were just like him - practically little adults), which gradually faded with the experience of caring for a "regular" teenager.
All these features also allowed him to become a wonderful father in contrast to his own.
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honeycombclaire · 3 days
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You know what I need? I need the Marvel time-travel trope, but everyone goes back to the 40s.
(I say everyone, I mean the Avengers pre-Infinity War.)
Because everyone says Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes are men out of time (and they’re not technically wrong). But I want to see the Avengers (sans Steve and Bucky) getting sent back in time by some wizard or a freak Asgardian lightning storm or something, and poof, they’re back in the 40s, right smack in the middle of the war.
I want the Avengers to witness what life was like during the war, hiding in bomb shelters and seeing the after effects of the world crawling out of the Great Depression and hurtling into the second World War in twenty years.
Life when Steve really was the weirdest thing science ever created. When he was desperately needed and internationally adored. Because all of the Avengers have PTSD, but Steve and Bucky went through World War II and got spit back out into the 20th and 21st centuries, and that’s a whole different category of PTSD and trauma.
I want the Avengers to actually meet the survivors of Azzano, when Steve marched into the massive Nazi base and saved hundreds of soldiers, part because he could and part because he was desperate to save his best friend, and didn’t think twice about it.
I want the Avengers to see Steve and Bucky thrive. I want them to witness Steve and Bucky with the Howling Commandos. Steve’s first team. I want them to see how Steve and Bucky lived, what life was like, because it was drastically different than the modern world.
I want the Avengers to witness firsthand life on a military base. I want Tony to have to look his father in the eye and pretend he doesn’t know who he is, but get to see all the good his father did because all he remembers is his father being an asshole. How much Steve really did care about Howard (and that Bucky did, too, because Howard made weapons to keep Steve safe).
I want Natasha to see that just because she’s an assassin doesn’t mean she’s a bad person, because there were hundreds of military assassins and spies during the war that did bad things to get information.
I want them to hear about the Tesseract and learn that sometimes Steve’s intelligence should be taken seriously, because he has experience and knowledge that none of the other Avengers will ever have. (“You should have left it in the water.” “This is the guy my dad never shut up about?”)
I want them to see how much Steve loved Peggy, how she and Bucky were the only ones who saw him for who he really was, and realize how awful it must have been for him to come back and work for the organization she created after his death and have to live without her.
I want them to hide and watch as Past Steve screams as Past Bucky falls from the train. I want them to see Past Steve realize he can’t get drunk, and the only way he can cope is to kill the Red Skull and end HYDRA. To avenge his friend. I want them to realize that not only did Past Steve crash the plane for nothing, but that Steve knows, has to live with that knowledge for the rest of his life.
I want them to listen with Peggy as Past Steve realizes he’s going to have to crash the plane. I want them to hear the slight tremble in Past Steve’s voice as he talks about dancing with Peggy, believing he’ll never get the chance, and that he’s going to die alone in the freezing cold ocean. I want them to not get the change to promise him that he’ll survive. I want them to hear the sudden static that cuts off Past Steve’s voice, and the heavy silence that comes after it.
I want them to see the world mourn for Captain America, who died just months before the war ended.
And then I want them to come back to the 21st century and see. I want them to see the way Steve’s eyes linger on pictures of Peggy and Howard, see the rows of records from the 30s and 40s in a whole new light, see rows of 30s-style clothes in his closet that he hardly ever wears because a lot of people will make jabs about it, see the way he always keeps Bucky in his sight, hugs him just a little bit tighter than he hugs everyone else.
I want them to see the bags under his and Bucky’s eyes when they have nightmares. I want Sam to quietly show them Steve’s list, and see that every line on every page is filled because he missed so much. I want them to find two more little books filled up just as much. I want them to realize how lost Steve still is despite how much he’s adapted.
I want them to see the subtle military training still ingrained in Steve’s bones, because any and every war was horrible, but World War II was something else entirely, and so was desperation that existed within the soldiers and the people. I want them to see Steve’s recklessness of jumping out of planes without a parachute, the way his eyes always scan the area when he enters a room, watching ever little detail and listening for any sound that might indicate danger. How he is always, always, on alert, even when he seems relaxed.
I want them to understand why Steve was so against the Sokovia Accords. It wasn’t because he wanted the power to do what he thought was best; it was because he was afraid of the consequences of having too many restrictions. Because even with international laws and the damn Geneva Convention, the Nazis still destroyed half the world, and decades later Nazi HYDRA was still carrying out their mission that Steve sacrificed his life for. Steve was a human experiment. The Serum was a biochemical weapon. The military broke the rules to protect the greater good, and Steve knew that. The war would have gone very differently without him.
Whether he was right or wrong about the Accords, after what Steve experienced, I want the Avengers finally understand where he was coming from. Why he was so afraid of strict regulations.
I want Tony to finally fully understand the significance of Steve giving up his shield in Siberia.
Why he was so determined to protect Bucky from the world. Not just because he was his best friend, or because it was the right thing to do. But also because Bucky was the only thing Steve physically had left of his life before the crash, save for his dog tags, and he was scared of what that would mean if Steve lost him.
Steve Rogers has so much trauma that Marvel completely ignored. They focused on Tony’s and Bucky’s and Natasha’s trauma; and that’s great, that’s important; but so much of Steve’s moral character doesn’t get explained because it gets glossed over with the excuse that he’s “Mr Good and Righteous.” And that’s true, but that’s just scratching the surface.
He’s Mr. Good and Righteous for a reason, and it doesn’t get talked about enough.
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theimpalatales · 2 days
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itsagentromanoff · 16 hours
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Tony: [to Steve about Bucky] Does he speak?
Bucky: He does. Yeah, he can sit, stay, and roll over if you have any treats.
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Natasha Romanoff: "I have a dark past."
Clint Barton: "So do I."
Tony Stark: "Mine's a medium grey."
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starlightseraph · 1 day
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they walked
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so they could run
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(patrick macnee and diana rigg as john steed and emma peel, 1960s // david duchovny and gillian anderson as fox mulder and dana scully, 1990s)
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romanoffshouse · 20 hours
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Wanda: How the hell did you crash the car?!
Y/N: So I was just driving today, right? And my navigation told me to go straight.
Y/N: I was like "woah, that's homophobic". Instead, I went gay. And, THAT'S when I got into an accident.
Wanda: ...
Natasha, with a proud smile: And THAT'S who I'm in love with, ladies and gentlemen.
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tashasolar · 2 days
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I KNOW THIS SCENE WAS SO SAD TO FILM😭
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armystrong980 · 3 days
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😍😍😍 Such a handsome man!
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abby118 · 6 hours
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backinthebottle52 · 2 days
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From "Honey For The Prince"
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