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The Untamed (TV)+2
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Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid+1
Such a Pretty Crier
by Bruja_oscura
Shane is still learning that he doesn't have to be perfect in his own relationship. Ilya is still learning the rules of Shane's bad days. So when Shane tries to push him away after a crushing loss, it leads to a tense argument. But ten years of rivalry are no match for Shane’s tears; the second he starts to cry, Ilya folds like a house of cards. Or: Shane tries to starve himself as punishment for losing, Ilya tries to feed him, and it turns into a very soft night of pampering because Ilya is legally incapable of staying angry at a crying Shane.
Teen Wolf (TV)
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Captain America (Movies)+3
doomed to repeat (or are we?)
by itsthechocopuff
after dying in space, Tony wakes up - still dying - in Siberia. bitter, tired, determined and six years younger, he sets out to make some noise. (or: Tony schmoozes, gains allies, adopts all the kids, kicks ass, falls in love, and saves the world. again.)
The Avengers (Marvel Movies)+1
Second Chance (at happiness)
by SailorChibi
Tony knew better than to play with alien toys. He really did. But there was just something so tempting about other-worldly objects. It turned out that he wasn't the only Tony Stark that felt that way. One explosion later, there's a brand new Tony in town. But there's something not quite right about this Tony and how he reacts to the team, the way he flinches away from Bucky or shakes when Steve picks up the shield or won't turn his back to Clint and Natasha. It turns out that not every Tony Stark is as lucky as Tony, but damned if Tony, Steve and Bucky aren't going to fix that. (or, the one where canon MCU Tony gets thrown into a fanon world and gets ALL THE LOVE from the fanon version of the team)
My Hero Academia
Pro Hero Dynamight is Dating WHO Now?
by EquinoxSolstice
Midoriya Izuku, known in the hero world as the leading quirk analyst of the modern times, was a typical young Japanese man. He’s a mumbling self-taught researcher, bonafide hero nerd, and self-proclaimed number one fan of retired hero but greatest-of-all-time, former Symbol of Peace All Might. His boyfriend, on the other hand, was a very famous young Japanese man. Real name Bakugou Katsuki, Izuku’s beloved ‘Kacchan’ was also more known as Great Explosion Murder God Dynamight, currently number four in the Pro Hero Rankings, childhood friend, occasional model, universally acknowledged as the ‘explosive, bad boy’ hero, and second-most handsome celebrity bachelor in online polls (just after Pro Hero Shouto, a dear friend of Izuku’s, and Kacchan’s bitter rival-frenemy in all aspects of life). Too bad his friends didn’t believe him.
The Untamed (TV)
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Heated Rivalry (TV)
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Deadpool (2016)+2
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Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid+1
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9-1-1 (TV)
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Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid+1
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Heated Rivalry (TV)
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Heated Rivalry - All Media Types+2
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Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid+1
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Teen Wolf (TV)
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Stranger Things (TV 2016)
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Módào Zǔshī - Mòxiāng Tóngxiù+1
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Avatar: The Last Airbender
the heartless and the gentle
by sokkaesque
[Sokka is five when the first mark appears. It writes itself in a deep red like a wound, as if someone had carved the word “nonbender” in a messy font across the knuckles of his left hand, as if it was handwritten with a knife. When he asks his mother, as she applies salve on Sokka’s knuckles, she sighs deeply and says nothing for a few moments. “Sometimes, spirits don’t make much sense.” Sokka has yet to turn thirteen when he wakes up screaming in pain, about ten soulmarks all over each other between his left shoulder and his ear, red and vivid like burning flesh. Among the few words that are somehow possible to read out of the disastrous scribbling, “disrespectful” and “coward” and “burned” and “sorry sorry sorry” are the ones that stand out the most to Sokka. He thinks, at the tender age of twelve, whoever did this to his soulmate will be sorry too, one day. A month after Hakoda leaves him with the job of the protector at the age of thirteen, Sokka realizes, with a bitter taste in his mouth, that he’s got more soulmarks than his entire village combined.] Or, to have a soulmark is to carry the vilest things that your soulmate believes about themselves on your skin.