#bi chim bi chim bi chim

[eddiespornstache]

okay so do we think chim is gonna have another flustered and starstruck plausibly deniable crush on handsome network television star brad torrence or what

[whatsourmotto-whocares]

scenes I can't believe are directly adjacent =

Tommy gets his cake (and eats it, too 😉)

[whollyjoly]

so aisha just tweeted this....

and im looking at those last two emojis 😐😳....

and i remember that lou said this....

...and this....

...

...what does it MEAN??

[starsforbuckley]

INCORRECT 9-1-1 QUOTE

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Buck: It's pretty cold outside.. wanna hold hands? We should stay close.

Eddie, blushing: Okay.

Hen and Chimney: It's fucking summer.

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• fandom: 9-1-1

[bucksboobs]

Coma Dream fic where they met Tommy right before the lightning strike and Buck is still in his Jealousy Era. Buck gets home in Coma World and his parents are still doting over him with Maddie and Daniel also there the Tommy busts through the door and starts worrying over Buck too and Buck’s like ????? Because this is the first firefighter to be in the dream at this point and then Tommy so tenderly kisses his lips in front of his entire family and he just sighs “Tommy…” and Daniel’s like “see guys his memory’s fine he remembers his firefighter boyfriend!”

[tessasbrainrotbin]

most average brother-in-law interaction

[eddiegettingshot]

it's honestly kinda sick that chim was like obsessed with eddie too in 2x01 and we all just had to move past that. what the hell...

[eddiediazcxviii]

I love Buck's line about it being normal to check out men's asses so much. I need Maddie to be complaining about it to Chimney and Eddie just so they can defend that it's Definitely normal and then Maddie just looks into the camera

[chaosandwolves]

Uhm.....

RAVI!???

Is that...

Is that your wedding date?

👀👀👀

[tenisperfection]

This is likely controversial but said without malice or an intention to start discourse, but I don't think Gerrard butting up against Buck this season or Buck being the one who's most affected necessarily means that they are trying to "white savior" the story line. Hen and Chim have dealt with Gerrard before and yes, it's going to hit them pretty hard that he's back in the place of Bobby, who's family. But them knowing how fucked up and rotten this man is means something.

I'm a queer woc and I can't tell you the number of times I've run into authority figures like Gerrard and how I know what to expect from men like him. It sucks, and the fact that I am used to it does not make it okay, of course it doesn't. In the context of 911, it does not mean the show should normalize the experiences of Hen and Chim just because they've faced him before. But the story line here, at least what we know of it now, does not seem to be "Buck is the only one who is affected by Gerrard and everyone else is unfazed". We already know from Aisha's interview that Hen is wary of his return and will lay low until she can address this. We've seen a bit of Chim's reaction to facing Gerrard again, which could point to how his demeanor around Gerrard this season would be. I don't know what Eddie would do here but Ryan at least seems to think that Gerrard should fuck around with Eddie and find out.

But this is new for Buck, who is just recently out as a bisexual man, and who has never had homophobia directed against him. He's also worked primarily under a man who is his father figure for a lot of his adult life, so of course he's going to be pretty affected. Yes, he is a white man and has had and will have privileges that Hen and Chim and Eddie would never do. But I feel like some reactions to the previews of this story line have conveniently brushed past Buck's bisexuality and how him going up against a bigoted authority figure for the first time in his life could also mean that this is a story of a straight white man discriminating against someone from a marginalized group. Intersectionality colors all of this but this is a show that in its eighth season is looking to re-introduce conflict through a familiar figure but told in a different context. I'd be pissed if they completely sideline the characters of color here in favor of Buck, but him being the most affected here is not automatically a red flag for me.

I'm not defending Tim here, who I wouldn't trust as far as I can throw him especially in how he treats his characters of color, and I'm not saying that Hen, a black lesbian who has faced bigotry all her life from men like Gerrard is somehow less worthy of being the hero of this arc and wherever they're going with it. But Buck facing up against Gerrard cannot just be reduced to the white savior trope when y'all know that there's additional context behind it. Also, maybe we should hold our horses till we see the entire story before we start throwing up arms about it, yeah?

[waywardnewcomer]

So doing my rewatch of 9-1-1 before I actually start watching season 7 (although feel like I’ve seen most of it through here and twitter) and in Chim Begins, Chim saves Tommy from dying from a methane leak. So in conclusion we have Chimney to thank for BuckTommy and bi!Buck revelation

[eddiesfagbriefs]

some of you need to talk to a real life gay/bi man. outside. where there’s fresh air and grass. or even asphalt! i’m not picky!!

[starsforbuckley]

INCORRECT 9-1-1 QUOTE

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Buck: Never gonna make you cry!

Maddie: Never gonna say goodbye!

Buck: Never gonna tell a lie—

Chimney: I will hurt you.

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• fandom: 9-1-1

[bebisexual]

118 bisexual squad

[deflated-leaf]

well since robert wade nash is collecting queers like pokemon, and we now officially, canonically have L-G-B.......

...when's the T dropping?

trans!ravi canon when he becomes main WHEN.

[eddiegettingshot]

chimeddie and the one time they definitely made out in s2

HENDHDKDJDKDJDKDKDJAJSHDKFJDKDJDN SORRYYYYYYY

“So—” Buck’s wide-eyed and breathing like a racehorse, his hands restless against Eddie’s shoulders. His mouth is soft and bright and Eddie’s looking at his bottom teeth, thinking of running his tongue along the ridge of them. “So—uh, how was that? Was that okay? I didn’t—”

Eddie blinks out of his stupor, snorting a little. “Buck,” he says. “I kissed you.”

Buck spat something along the lines of, Eddie, Eddie, I—I just need you to know that—I have something I need to tell you, a-and just—can you just hear me out? so Eddie had no choice but to do it, actually (once he’d heard Buck out). He’s still got a hand around the back of Buck’s neck and the other curved against Buck’s ribs, steadying him. Buck lets out this little relieved laugh and sags against the kitchen counter enough that he drops a couple inches. This brings him closer, so Eddie kisses him again for good measure.

“So, we’re—” Buck starts, once they manage to detach.

“Yeah,” Eddie says.

“I wasn’t sure if you were—”

“I am,” Eddie says.

“Oh,” Buck says. “Is it… new?”

It takes a moment for Eddie to decide on his answer. “No,” he says, even if that’s not exactly right. He’d obviously known before this, that he’d be into it, but—it was dormant, sort of, this kind of attraction. “It was new for you, right?”

“I—I mean, it was all there, but I didn’t really get it until I was, uh, acting on it. You know?”

Eddie hums. There’s a moment of quiet, then something seems to occur to Buck. His brow furrows. “Does that mean you’ve…”

It’s actually comical, how quickly every languid, post-kiss thought comes to a screeching halt. Eddie clears his throat. He doesn’t let go of Buck, but it’s because he knows that if he does, he’ll run, probably. Just to avoid having this conversation. He’ll talk to Buck about anything else. Hell, he’ll admit to Buck he thought of doing shit with Tommy Kinard. They can swap fantasies. Anything.

But Eddie is not going to let their first kiss be haunted by the ghost of Chimney Han, circa 2018. It was one time, one kiss, and, yes, they had both enjoyed it. Chim’s the first guy to have said the word bisexual to him. He was—welcoming, and warm, in a sensitive time. They’ve never discussed it because it’s never seemed necessary to do so. It happened. Chim facilitated a particular realization for Eddie and now he’s married to a wonderful woman Eddie knew had to be it for him. Everything’s great.

Buck is not going to see it that way.

In fact, he’s already not seeing it that way. “Eddie?” Buck says cautiously. Eddie can’t imagine what his face is doing right now, for Buck to sound like that even with Eddie’s hands on him. Unfortunately, at some point he lost his carefully-honed ability to school his expression, at least around Buck.

“I… will tell you later,” Eddie says. Buck eyes him suspiciously.

He’s going to have to warn Chim. They’re going to have to talk about it.