loservirgin
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Michael's life is perfectly normal. He's a perfectly normal, well-adjusted, absolutely-not-traumatized teenager in 1989. He is liked. He has friends. His parents like and look out for him. And his friends' parents like him even. His life is perfect, happy, and comfortable. No one would hate him here. There is asbolutely nothing here that would make him miserable! NOTHING!
Michael gets to have a normal high school life. Terrible teachers, hanging out with friends, applying to college, girls, and PROM! All he needs to worry about is who his date will be. And who shall she be? Who is the lucky girl? There surely wouldn't be any boys on his mind? That wouldn't be normal then, wouldn't it?
Michael's life is perfect. He should be grateful for all that I've done for him. He should be happier now.
Michael is living the dream.
My dream.
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- Part 1 of Normal Things
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"What does it mean to love someone?"
Cleradin Sleeping Beauty AU
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Fix-it Fic of the Coming Out Scene from The Bridge (5x07), with a few additional scenes.
The inside of the WSQK station is quiet. Mike's world turns upside-down when he hears what Will has to say.
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HAWKINS
There really is no other town quite like it. Only 80 miles out from Indianapolis in the quiet Roane County, it’s the perfect place to come for the day. Lose yourself, and leave all your worries behind. Nobody ever suffers here.
No matter how you look at it, Hawkins is the ideal town. It’s a dream come true. There is nothing ever strange here. Hawkins is timeless, and perfectly harmonious. Every day in Hawkins is memorable.
Here in Hawkins, no one here is ever truly unhappy. You will always find yourself here. You belong here. You can be your true self here.
Come join us in Hawkins, and come join us in paradise. Enjoy your stay. You will never want to leave.
Hawkins really isn’t the same without you.
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It’s always been Mike and Will since the day that they met, and so life goes as follows – they stick by one another throughout everything, from campaigns to demogorgons, and yet somehow they can’t quite see what it is they’ve been missing (or ignoring) this whole time.
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Something has gone terribly wrong. Without realizing it, Mike has slipped into a dark and horrifying pit, one that Karen is all too familiar with. This happens to boys sometimes; it’s been that way since Biblical times. Thankfully, it can be cured, and Karen loves her son too much not to help him. Unfortunately, the temptations are strong, so there’s a long road ahead. Karen constantly asks herself where she went wrong, and the answer is clear - it’s that damn Byers kid.
A look at Karen Wheeler and her relationships with her son and the Byers family throughout the years.
Bookmarked by loservirgin
25 Jun 2026
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- Karen POV is unique, and well-fitting.
- Depiction of casual homophobia (curable disease) seems to be accurate (at least based on what I've researched so far)Would've loved to see it more uncoventional with Joyce moving in with Karen loll. (Not romantic, just roommates. Still goes against suburban norm).
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Mike Wheeler Accidentally Told His Coworkers He Had a Boyfriend (He Doesn't, He Just Panicked) by sayuwami
Fandoms: Stranger Things (TV 2016)
04 Jul 2026
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Mike Wheeler gets accused of being homophobic at work, which is not on his 90s office bingo card. So in a full-blown panic and desperate to prove he’s not that guy, he lies to his coworkers that he’s gay and (for extra credibility) already has a boyfriend. Which would’ve been fine. Except it isn’t, because his department wins an all-expenses-paid company vacation, and his boss has already happily signed Mike up with a plus-one.
Now Mike has a boyfriend who doesn’t exist, a workplace that’s way too invested in his love life, and exactly zero ideas how to survive ten days without the lie collapsing like a poorly stapled brochure.
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It’s winter in Hawkins, and Mike and Will aren’t speaking anymore. Living in Mike’s house, Will tries to be invisible, spending most of his time in the basement.
Then the power goes out — and if there’s one thing he dreads more than facing Mike, it’s the cold.
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Seven nights in which Mike and Will have to sleep in the same bed, even though they’re barely friends anymore.
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My contribution to MerMay.
Will was just trying to keep his head low and his bills paid. The job at the Research Center for Ocean Life was easy, quiet, and it kept food in his belly. Everything was going well until he saw something in the Deep Sea enclosures he couldn't explain.
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His sneakers slid across the soap, making him windmill his arms and for a moment, the safety training video he’d watched a few weeks prior played on a loop in his head, scolding him for not wearing no-slip shoes.
“No. Nope. No fucking way,” he panted through chattering teeth as he found his footing and leaned his back against the door.
He kept his eyes locked on the enclosure, waiting for the light to show up again or for his mind to come up with a better explanation than there was a fucking alien in a tank less than a hundred feet away from him. He waited almost half an hour before he found his nerve and crept back to retrieve the mop. He didn’t bother to clean the glass, justifying it with the lack of time he had left in his shift rather than the queasy feeling in his stomach and uncomfortable, primal fear of being confronted with something he had no logical explanation for.