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no, you wanna fix him. i wanna fix him a drink after he beats someone half to death. we’re not the same.

someone: *is mean to dream*

matthew, who’s known dream for maybe 3 hours:

the front seat of the car is a type of confessional

me @ y/n when they do something i’d never do:

like babe this isn’t us ?? get it together

*character, who has mental illness, went through many traumatic experience, and literally a wreck*

*the whole ass fandom*: I want that one

Hehe I am so excited for this fic 😈

Break the Tension Chapter List

Pairing: Matt Murdock x Fem!Reader

Warnings/tags: 18+; Enemies to lovers, sexual tension, smut, semi-public sex

When Marci first asked you to be the Maid of Honor at her and Foggy’s wedding, you'd already been forewarned that your old college rival from Columbia, Matthew Murdock, would be Foggy’s Best Man. And while you'd expected a long weekend filled with tension between the pair of you, you hadn't anticipated all of the sexual tension–or the sex.

Chapter List

Chapter One: The Arrival {Coming Soon}

Chapter Two: The Rehearsal Dinner

Chapter Three:

Chapter Four:

Yes- I agree completely you got the words perfect I wouldn’t put it any other way

another wonderful thing i’ve noticed about jatp is that the tropes that would usually be given to the m/f couple is given to the m/m pairing. 

it’s willie and alex who have the meet cute and elements of insta love; they have the sweet museum date and the jealousy trope and the big, angsty declaration of feelings (read: “because i care about you, alex!”)… and because these tropes are given to an m/m relationship, they are somehow transformed into something much more impactful. 

willie and alex are the classic teen love story, but they aren’t straight, and that’s what makes it wonderful. 

on the other hand, julie and luke have a different relationship arc. usually, m/f love isn’t seen as impossible. it can be forbidden and tragic and all, but it’s never impossible. it’s often same sex relationships that are framed in that way. here, it’s julie and luke because they quite literally exist in two separate spheres of life. because of this, it’s the m/f pairing that is forced to agonize over the things that keep them apart; it’s julie and luke who feel the need to put a damper on their feelings. 

alex and willie are kept apart by something else entirely: caleb and his forces of evil; not the very nature of their relationship. 

in jatp, the tables are turned on the traditional ways of framing m/m and m/f relationships. lgbt+ love isn’t represented as impossible or morally questionable. on the other hand, it’s the m/f pairing that has to “overcome” those ideas. 

(i’ve reffered to luke and julie as m/f because i refuse to straightwash either of them, okay? none of my babies are straight and that’s that on that.) 

the "you're cargo" to "it's okay, babygirl" to "it wasn't time that did it" pipeline goes so fucking crazy bro