What If You Were A MED STUDENT And It Was You FIRST SHIFT In Emergency Medicine And Then You Spilled

no idea if netball is a thing in the us but santos rly strikes me as a netball player.. maybe soccer? but not as a consistent thing she's just really fast and enjoys running. However. boxer santos has my whole heart though im going to keep thinking of that wow ..

it might be played recreationally but, as far as i know, it's not played professionally here. this is also the first time i'm hearing of the sport.

i got the boxer idea because i doubt krav maga is the only martial art that she's into. i feel like she's dabbled in jiu-jitsu. nothing to back this up, it's just a feeling.

soccer is a solid option, i think. your remark about her enjoying running makes me imagine her doing morning runs on her days off.

every sangihun hater out there in the world just fuels my desire to write 15k words of them having nasty sex

everyone. i don't know how this just clicked for me.

this is langdon right now:

addict (in recovery, by season two at least)

loves his kid(s)

complicated relationship with other parent

you know who's going to notice this? MCKAY. mckay is going to notice this and when she looks at him, she'll see a 30-year-old cassie in his place. and they are going to have a heartfelt conversation about it. multiple even. walk with me.

squid gals

This might sound weird, but something I really love about The Pitt is the silence.

Medical dramas often get this so wrong, obviously for cinematic effect, but still; during an emergency in the ER, there isn't this overly dramatic yelling or shouting. Medical personnel needs to act fast and communicate a lot between nurses, doctors, technicians, and it cannot be done effectively if everyone is losing their shit crying and shouting. I am not saying there's whispering, but people are so focused they cannot afford to be dramatic about the actual dramatic situations unfolding; they need to stay clear-minded. Also, there is no tense or fast paced background music irl.

And the Pitt gets it: beeping and sounds of the machines aside, there is no unnecessary noise.

The only noises are patients arguing, mostly with each other or with their relatives -accurate- or the resident friendly neighbourhood drunkard yelling in the corridor to whomever passes by he wants to eat -also accurate.

"i was an undergrad theology major."

yeah, i can see it.

she is a victim of toxic yaoi sorry

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