Title Long Distance 3/?, following
Running UphillRating pg-13? nc-17 overall.
Summary Hank and Alex move past curious and into the strange new territory of 'committed.'
Disclaimer Will never own, boo. Characters belong to their belongers.
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Alex asking Hank if he's being invited as his boyfriend even though he can't go anyway was a cute little headgame.
For some reason, Beth Broderick (Aunt Zelda from 'Sabrina, the Teenage Witch') is suddenly Hank's mom in my head? Something about the way she talks, I dunno...
Alex had spent a lot of time in Moira’s office, instead, a mixed up ball of guilt and shame and maybe we shouldn’t. -- this is conveys so many of the things I love about your Alex in a beautiful and succinct way. Considering how confident and angry we usually see Alex, it's a refreshing change to see him so timid and unsure.
The scene between Hank and his mom was intense. Like Hank assuming his mom was going to call him a fag, which I'm sure she wasn't not really, at least she didn't mean to. She's like sandpaper on his skin, rough and irritating and ( ... )
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Beth Broderick...yes I could see that! I don't have anyone specifically in mind when I'm writing Hank's mom. She's like...a blurry Alyssa Milano. Is that weird? It's the nutritionist part at play.
So Hank's mom is not a very sensitive person. She speaks first and thinks after. I wrote it thinking that she was going to say it, but only because that's what had been graffiti'd on his car. And she never would have slapped Hank if she had her shit together. Man, adolescents are friggin' frustrating. She could use some Parenting Skills training ( ... )
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thank you thank you thank you.
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no one in Hank's family deals with turmoil in a healthy way
YES. This is true. But they are learning.
And, yeah, there is no way I can shy away from Alex's PTSD, now.
Thanks again, dear!
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Dealing with PTSD and Alex's therapy, I am happy about this. Also, Hank's mom's reaction to his coming out was quite nice - you had me hoping she'd accept it, and it seemed like it for a moment until her true thoughts came through - it feels painfully true to life.
I kind of want to bang Hank's head on a desk for a bit (which I suppose is how Scott feels at the moment) and yell at him to think about Alex for just a moment. Since I can't, I merely eagerly await the next update.
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It's okay - Hank kind of wants to bang his own head on a desk, himself.
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i'm sorry you are bleargh. that doesn't sound like a nice feeling :(
thanks for reading!!!
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