Sokka has been kidnapped by the Fire Nation. Instead of prison, he serves as personal valet to the prince.
"Sit-down, Harris. You. Me. After school."
Diana gets annoyed at Neal for flirting with her, he admits that he only flirts so much because it doesn't mean anything. He confesses that he's never come out to anyone but Kate, and he doesn't want to lie to Peter, but he's also scared that coming out will cause him to lose the most important person in his life. Diana helps and encourages him.
Neal needs love and admiration like he needs air, but there's a huge obstacle to his ever having someone to grow old with. He doesn't like sex, so he rarely gets past a [some number, anon doesn't want to imply there's a standard number of dates before sex] date. At some point they *always* expect what he can't stand to give them. Kate was the only woman he'd ever known who was like him and didn't want sex. Without her, he faces the rest of his life needing love but ultimately lonely. I'd like to see Peter or maybe Elizabeth figure this out.
When their latest case has ties to his past as a sex worker, Neal goes undercover as himself, and Peter isn't happy about it.
I'd like to see Diana or Jones finding out about Neal and Peter's relationship and confronting Neal about it. Not in an accusing way, but in a "I want to make sure you're really okay with it, because there are dynamics here that might make it seem like you don't have a choice, but you should know that you really really do" way. Bonus for emphasizing their loyalty to Peter, but also letting Neal know that if Peter's abusing his authority in some way, they will stand up for Neal regardless of the consequences. I think this would be great either from Diana's POV or Jones' (especially Jones' because we haven't gotten to see quite so much of him.) Specifics of Neal's reaction are up to you, but I'd like him to be touched by the fact that they care about him enough to ask.
Neal travels alone to clear out his stash.
Elizabeth's in Seattle for work, but Neal and Peter had given her a present.
It's easy to assume. It's even easier to let them assume.
The reason Neal and Elizabeth look so much alike. ('tis the season to be trite...)
I read [livejournal.com profile] fandomsecrets for fun, sometimes, and sometimes I come across interesting or lovely or entertaining secrets about kink and kink practice. After I showed one of them to [personal profile] thingswithwings, she suggested that we start saving them. And then we thought, well, what if we made a curated collection of kinky or potentially-kinky or pervertibly-kinky fandom secrets?
Fingers are erogenous zones for Vulcans, right? So I want to see Jim making Spock orgasm without being touched. Maybe it starts out as an accident, Spock gets a cut on his finger and Jim sticks in in his mouth without thinking because his mom always did that, or something like that, and then he notices that it makes Spock hot and sexytimes commence.
What it says on the box.
Written for the Star Trek XI Kink Meme prompt found here: Kirk, wanting to right by Spock, and wanting to make their relationship meaningful, decides to take their relationship slowly, and, instead of having sex right away, decides to do (what he thinks are) harmless acts of affection, such as holding hands and brief touches. Only, for those of Vulcan descent, the fingers/hands are much more sensitive than for humans. Make this a fluff-filled relationship fic. I want it to make my teeth rot with sweetness by the end of it. :) I was distracted by approximately eighty bajillion things when I was trying to write this prompt and I feel like it's by far the weakest thing I've written for the kink meme. I considered scrapping it entirely, but after ages poring over it and trying to make it work, I'm releasing it to the internet anyway.
Story 3 in Bridges verse: 'One girl' in all the world became 'many girls' became 'one boy'.
Sequel to Heart of a Lion. What it says on the tin.
Various characters have problems in or concerns about their relationships/sex lives, which they write to an advice columnist about.
Artie thinks about college and discovers something someone should have told him about a long time ago.
Beauty and the Beast with a twist (and a wriggle)
