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Let's go with Gino/whoever you want. Or anything with Gina Sophia.
(I nearly requested Leo fic, so.)
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Then life happened. She struggled with herself. She got her heart broken. She began to wonder if falling in love would ever happen to her, and if it did, would it only be another disappointment? Would it turn out she was better off without it? Should she just give up and get out of the game while the getting was good? Maybe, she started to think, love was just another addition to a magician’s bag of tricks, an illusion to entrance for a little while, but nowhere near as impressive when one knew how things worked behind the scenes.
It wasn’t until she met Natalie that she realized she'd been right the first time.
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I think that, at his core, he needs someone to love him unconditionally, because that was never something he got from his parents. I do think he is fixable given the right amount of time and attention, and I think if he ever dropped his guard long enough, talk therapy especially could really help him. (I say this from experience.)
I think he stopped emotionally maturing around age 12. He's like a student BS-ing his way through school, except instead of school, he's doing it through life. He pretended and made things up well enough at every milestone, but he never really learned anything, so he's hopelessly underprepared to deal with things.
He's capable of being emotionally abusive (perhaps even physically, if he lashed out) but I also think that it's incredibly easy to manipulate him, and it would be incredibly easy for me to believe him getting into a relationship where he is the abused one ( ... )
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*squishes*
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Sam’s phone feels heavy in his hands, and he shifts it back and forth between them, hesitating. Lisa’s message had been curt, to the point; Call me back, it’d said, three words in an unreadable tone, and he isn’t sure that means anything good.
Listening to it was the first thing to plant his feet back on the ground ever since he’d walked out of Gage Whitney and into Josh’s very wet arms, ready to follow him wherever the hell he led, all because of that terrible poker face. It hadn’t felt real, like an exciting dream he never wanted to wake up from. But now, oh now, sitting here in his and Josh’s shared hotel room in New Hampshire, everything feels real. Almost too real ( ... )
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Listening to it was the first thing to plant his feet back on the ground ever since he’d walked out of Gage Whitney and into Josh’s very wet arms, ready to follow him wherever the hell he led, all because of that terrible poker face. It hadn’t felt real, like an exciting dream he never wanted to wake up from. But now, oh now, sitting here in his and Josh’s shared hotel room in New Hampshire, everything feels real. Almost too real.
WOW. You better believe I will be nagging you to write more because this is so damn perfect. And the ending -- of course Sam would end up reassuring Josh against all reason, because he just can't help it. Also, on a shallow note, much yay for Josh in his underwear.
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