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I May Be Bad But I'm Perfectly Good At It

Title: I May Be Bad But I'm Perfectly Good At It
Rating: R
Summary: Five times Jess got tied up.
Pairings: Jess/Sam[/Dean]
Warnings: None.
Word Count: 320

( sticks and stones may break my bones )

Hold On To Your Heart for polytropic for purimgifts

Hey, look, it is still Femslash February!

Title: I Can Hear This Beat
Rating: R
Summary: The first time is an experiment.
Pairings: Annie/Britta
Warnings: None.
Word Count: 520


( it fills my head up and gets louder and louder )

Title: Between Two Lungs It Was Released
Rating: R
Summary: The second time is almost accidental.
Pairings: Annie/Britta
Warnings: None.
Word Count: 460


( the breath that passed from you to me )

Title: It Seems You've Set It Running Free
Rating: R
Summary: The third time is not an experiment or an accident. Nor is it the third time.
Pairings: Annie/Britta
Warnings: None. Content notes: BDSM, LARP
Word Count: 480


( if you could only see the beast you've made of me )

30 days of female characters day 02

( earlier days )

Day Two: Favorite supporting female character

Aw HELL. Mary! Ruby! Ellen! Anna! Felicia Day's Charlie! Emma! Claire! I seriously love every female character who's gotten any halfway significant screen time in at least one episode of Supernatural. ( spoilers 8x07 )

( later days )

speaking of pronouns

How confused do you think you'd be by a story where, instead of gendered third-person singular pronouns (for this purpose, 'ze', 'ey', singular 'they', et al are gendered), the third singular pronouns are something like na/nan, sa/san, ta/tan, translating roughly to this-one, that-one, that-one-over-there? All gender-neutral, and which one refers to whom changes depending on the speaker.