FIC: Subtle Art of Persuasion, NC17
Title: Subtle Art of Persuasion
Username: Anonymous
Beta(s): My dear friend E
Pairing(s): Blaise/Harry, background Harry/Ginny
Rating: NC17
Word Count: 13,305
Warnings: Heavy themes involving Anorexia Nervosa, PTSD, and Depression, slash, dub-con, rimming, oral sex, anal sex, infidelity, angst, language, substance abuse, unconventional self-harm (i.e. purposeful sleep deprivation)
Disclaimer: The characters of Harry Potter belong to J.K. Rowling. We're only borrowing them.
Summary: When a damaged Harry Potter turns up at Blaise’s therapy session, Blaise can’t help but take advantage of the attractive hero. But play with broken glass and you’re bound to get cut.
Author Notes: I am training to be a therapist myself, and at uni last year I had a module on ethics within therapy. Blaise in this story is acting very unethically, and crosses a number of therapist/client boundaries. This story deals with mental illnesses, and I sincerely hope I don’t trigger or offend anyone. I have had personal experiences with some of the issues involved, but of course, everyone has different experiences. And on a less serious note, I’m so happy Blaise finally has a fest dedicated to him.
Click here to read the story over at Dreamwidth
Username: Anonymous
Beta(s): My dear friend E
Pairing(s): Blaise/Harry, background Harry/Ginny
Rating: NC17
Word Count: 13,305
Warnings: Heavy themes involving Anorexia Nervosa, PTSD, and Depression, slash, dub-con, rimming, oral sex, anal sex, infidelity, angst, language, substance abuse, unconventional self-harm (i.e. purposeful sleep deprivation)
Disclaimer: The characters of Harry Potter belong to J.K. Rowling. We're only borrowing them.
Summary: When a damaged Harry Potter turns up at Blaise’s therapy session, Blaise can’t help but take advantage of the attractive hero. But play with broken glass and you’re bound to get cut.
Author Notes: I am training to be a therapist myself, and at uni last year I had a module on ethics within therapy. Blaise in this story is acting very unethically, and crosses a number of therapist/client boundaries. This story deals with mental illnesses, and I sincerely hope I don’t trigger or offend anyone. I have had personal experiences with some of the issues involved, but of course, everyone has different experiences. And on a less serious note, I’m so happy Blaise finally has a fest dedicated to him.
Click here to read the story over at Dreamwidth