#bucktommy related

[bidisasterevankinard]

Arh, some fics really sounds so romantic, but then i think about it and it's just sooooo toxic, but only to one person. Won't wish it to anyone

[theredrenard]

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[mmso-notlikethat]

Bruh

[cjlouwho]

Sometimes I get really frustrated by the fact ****** ***** practically had his head shoved up ****** ****’s ass and made multiple comments about how much he enjoyed working with him and would miss him yet when it came to *** ******** ** he couldn’t mutter a single word and would obnoxiously inform every interviewer that it wasn’t about ***** at all and was only about **** when that’s not technically true it’s just obvious (to me) that ****** hated sharing the spotlight and didn’t like how popular ***** and *** was becoming. And also how much of a pussy do you have to be to never defend your love interest costars against the insane amount of harassment they receive but the single time you get called out for saying something icky you immediately whine about it instead of apologizing. Oops I said too much.

[eliotwaughdeservesbetter]

Kinard this, Buckley-Kinard that, even Buckley but what if boys take another name when they got married? They both don't like their parents much, hell Tommy hates his father so why they want to give their names to each other? So they decide to take another name, name of someone who has a big impact to both their lives, who's more a father than any of their fathers. They marry and become Evan and Tommy Nash.

[bidean-byedean]

aside from my own glee at the hilarious ways Eddie could be reminded that Buck and Tommy are fucking, not just bros hanging, we shouldn't forget that it's actually important for the show to be explicit about their relationship. just like it's important to show Hen and Karen's relationship as sexual and romantic. queer sex is still more censored, considered more explicit somehow than hetero sex, which we see on the show all the time!

Buck asserting his boundaries with Eddie is absolutely not about shipping or even them really, it should be about the show asserting boundaries with the audience. Buck/Tommy is different from Buck&Eddie and Eddie&Tommy, this is "/" vs "&" and Eddie happens to be the person to facilitate this best.

I don't need the show to be explicit about their sex lives for my own gratification, I need it to have continuity in Buck's sexual behaviour to normalise his queerness and everyday queer sexuality.

[tevanbuckley]

the lack of engagement on the brad/callum posts on 911's ig is wild, because even amongst the 200-300 comments that are there almost none of them are about brad. it's literally still just bddie shippers finding a way to make it about them.

meanwhile tommy's departure was enough to convince people who (GA or fandom) don't normally interact with the ig page to leave comments, so who do we think was the more well received character?

[salty-autistic-writer]

Every time someone gets angry that neurodivergent people headcanon Tommy as autistic (you don't want to know what people called me on twt for making autistic Tommy posts ...), they bring out all the stereotypical aspects of autism which Tommy apparently doesn't show in their opinion and say: "he's just rude / an asshole". That's so ironic. Because that's the thing: Autism is a spectrum and just because you experience some aspects of one part of this broad spectrum doesn't mean that YOU get to say what autism has to look like for every other autistic person. YOU don't define autism for me. A lot of people say Eddie is autistic. I don't see it. But I would never start to judge people who headcanon him as autistic. For me, personally, Tommy has more autistic traits I relate to. Because do you know who was also called "rude"? Me. I was also called "indifferent", "selfish", "egocentric", "weird", etc. because of my autistic traits. And come on. No one, really no one, has ever tried to excuse Tommy's past behaviour by headcanoning him as autistic. We just relate to some aspects of his personality. And we are allowed to do so. Neurodivergent people should never judge or shame fellow neurodivergent people for relating to a fictional character or headcanoning them as autistic. What harm does it do? (That's right. None. All of this is just part of your stupid ship war.) Autism is a spectrum. If you know an autistic person, you know ONE autistic person. So if they relate to someone you don't, there's going to be a reason for that ... Be mindful and manage to see past your hatred for the fictional character. These are some traits that can be part of the autism spectrum which I experience and recognise in Tommy: - fidgeting and stimming (Tommy fidgets a lot. He pushes his hands into the pockets of his jacket, wrings his hands, taps his fingers, crosses his arms over his chest, fidgets with his cap during the medal ceremony, fidgets with the tiny pumpkin, etc.) - flat expression, monotonous voice, dry humour - taking things literally (the deleted cake scene) - seems to have comfort food / drink / clothes

And for me, autistic Tommy is a perfect fit to adhd Buck. I see them as an audhd dynamic. Which, for me, is extra fun, because I'm autistic and my husband has adhd. :D

[littlespoonevan]

If you are looking for prompts.... Eddie and Tommy realising they unintentionally excluded Buck ?

ohohoho this was fun to write but Sad also bc eddie is clearly thinking one thing and tommy is clearly thinking many things and buck is off in his loft thinking many, Many things but i hope you like it, friend 💛

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Eddie hobbles over to his couch with Tommy’s help.

“There you go, man,” Tommy says as he gets Eddie situated on the cushion. “You need anything?”

“Nah, I’m good,” Eddie replies, waving a hand. “There’s beer in the fridge though; help yourself.”

Tommy doesn’t take him up on the offer, instead moving to sit on the coffee table next to where Eddie’s propped up his injured leg.

“So, uh, Buck can get pretty competitive?” He says it like a question, nodding to Eddie’s wrapped ankle as if in proof and it’s, well-

“No, actually,” Eddie says, and he feels…stuck between a long-ingrained need to defend Buck and confusion as to how they ended up here in the first place.

Because this isn’t like Buck. Because Buck usually spends his every waking minute actively trying to keep Eddie out of harm’s way. He sure as hell is never the cause. And Eddie knows he didn’t mean to, is the thing. But just calling it a simple accident doesn’t feel quite right either.

“I don’t-” he starts and then reconsiders what he’d planned to say. “Honestly, Buck’s been a little off this week so I think…”

He trails off. It feels weird talking about Buck with someone who isn’t close to them, who doesn’t just implicitly gets all the intricate mental gymnastics behind Buck’s every action.

Then again, Eddie’s not sure if anyone is actually as adept at figuring out how Buck gets from A to Z as he is.

“Is it because of me?” Tommy asks and he looks genuinely concerned.

Eddie replays every conversation he’s had with Buck this past week – every too bright smile Buck flashed him, every enthusiastic assertion that he thought it was great Eddie had a new friend – and then he, inexplicably, thinks about when he first joined the 118 and some things slot into place.

“I think he was maybe a little worried,” Eddie allows. “That I was replacing him with you.”

Tommy’s eyes do a slow, deliberate sweep of the living room and the multiple photo frames of him, Buck and Christopher on the mantel and the side table before he looks back to Eddie. “Is that even possible?”

Eddie shakes his head, letting out a laugh. “I mean, no. Obviously. But Buck just- sometimes he needs reminding how much he means to people.”

Guilt settles between his ribs then. He’s been too distracted this week, too excited about having someone he had so much in common with around to talk to. If he’d taken half a second to look a little closer he would’ve realised Buck was spiralling.

“I should’ve spoken to him,” he sighs. “Reassured him that we weren’t trying to exclude him.”

Tommy frowns. “You really think that’s how he felt? I thought you said he never wanted to play basketball when you asked?”

“I think it was more than just the basketball,” Eddie says, wincing – the memory of him asking Buck to babysit instead of coming to the bar with them feels particularly bad.

Tommy nods slowly, mind clearly working. He’s quiet for so long Eddie thinks about telling him not to worry about it, that he’ll deal with it, but then-

“Why don’t I go talk to him?” he suggests, confident and sure. “Clear the air? I don’t want him to think I’m trying to get in the middle of you two.”

It takes Eddie by surprise. There’s a strangely defensive part of him that wants to say he and Buck don’t need anyone to mend their fences for them but he shoves the thought aside and reminds himself that’s not what Tommy means. Buck had sought Tommy out too last week and they’d seemed to get along. Maybe Tommy wants to clear the air for his own sake.

So he says, “Yeah,” probably a few seconds too late and makes himself smile. “Normally I’d be the one driving to his house and forcing him to talk. But I guess I’m kind of out of commission right now.”

He nods at his foot and Tommy laughs, pushing himself up off the couch to stand. “Well, hey, I’ll be sure to pass on your regards.”

“Thanks,” Eddie snorts.

Tommy claps him on the shoulder as he rounds the couch. “Don’t forget to take those pain pills, man. I’ll let you know how things go with Evan.”

He calls the rest of his sentence over his shoulder as he heads for the door and Eddie manages a half-hearted, “Will do,” as he hears the click of the latch.

And he feels…how Buck has felt all week, probably. Confused and irritated and a little possessive. Like Tommy’s stealing his job. As if Eddie hadn’t just told him it was fine. As if Eddie could even make it over to Buck’s place right now. At least he managed to hold back the petty, “His name is Buck,” that had immediately rose up in his throat as soon as Tommy had called him Evan.

Shaking his head, he reaches for the paper bag with his prescription that Tommy had left on the coffee table.

He’ll talk to Buck tomorrow and everything will be fine.

[chimneyz]

is it delusional of me to be convinced that we haven't seen the last of tommy and that ravi will come back?

[bidisasterevankinard]

nonny I see your ask about pregnant sex I promies I don't ignore I just need more time to answer it how I want to

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[theredrenard]

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[aaronsinferno]

Stop trying to police and gatekeep queer stories and spaces from the people these stories are meant for. Your contributions, such as gifs, edits, and social media platforms dedicated to this content, are seen and appreciated. However, when you antagonize actors, their characters, and fans, and even wish harm upon them because their interpretations differ from yours, it reveals that your intentions are not genuine. It shows that you don’t really care about the story being told.

Manipulating fans by calling them fetishizers or weird because they don't share your views on a ship is inappropriate. Targeting an actor by hyperanalyzing his behavior around colleagues, nitpicking everything he does, and scrutinizing his looks and personal life to make him uncomfortable and isolated in his workspace is disgusting. All of this because a story isn't unfolding in the way you've wanted for over the past six years.

Leave Lou alone. Ship who you want to ship; no one cares. Let queer people enjoy a story being told for them in peace. Support whatever relationship you prefer, but stop antagonizing actors and their supporters just because you fear their presence will affect the storyline you’ve created for yourselves. It's a TV show—act normally. It’s okay to be normal. It’s fun. We can do it together. Let’s make a constant game out of it.

Also..

Leave Lou alone

[cjlouwho]

not to be an asshole but the whole point of fanfiction is, well, writing fiction. If people want to write that the 118 were jerks to Tommy after the breakup, they can! If they want to write that the 118 are bffs with Tommy, they can! If they want to write that the 118 turned into prehistoric dinosaurs immediately after the breakup and ate both buck and tommy, they can!

If you don't agree with it, or don't want to read it, scroll away.

[agentpeggycartering]

Eddie Diaz loves babies. He’s loved babies his entire life. He’s always been so excited to hold all the new babies in his family. He remembers being four years old and holding a baby cousin for the first time, how magical it was. He was always playing with his sisters dolls and getting scolded because ���that’s not a toy for boys, Edmundo’. He wanted to babysit like his sisters and his cousins but ‘that’s women’s work, Edmundo’. So over the years he’s stifled and shoved down how much he loves babies. He tries to get his fix in as often as he can at family gatherings, holding the babies for as long as his family will let him, but it’s never long, at least when he’s younger.

But maybe that’s part of why he has Chris so young. Because no one could tell him he couldn’t love and hug his own baby and then he was gone for most of his infancy because ‘a man need to provide, Edmundo’

Now he takes every chance he gets to steal and snuggle babies. He might not be having any more kids of his own, but he still loves babies

[bi-chimneyy]

I've seen a lot of people say the reason Eddie keeps coming up in Buck's conversations about/with Tommy is because he's subconsciously in love with Eddie and projecting his feelings onto to Tommy or whatever (which, he's not that stupid, give him a little credit - also you can be attracted to more than one person??) but I really don't think that's the case.

Imagine being Buck, you meet this cool guy and you even manage to bag a tour of his workplace (air operations, cool as fuck), you're getting on great so you ask him out for drinks- he says he'd love to but he's busy. Ouch, strike one, rejection. Then, out of nowhere, your best friend (who's cooler and more important than you, has more in common- from your perspective- with the cool guy) and they've already pre-planned a trip which you hadn't even heard about, strike two. Why wouldn't someone as cool as Tommy want to hang out with Eddie? Then it turns out he's been over to Eddie's house three times (which buck was told by chris, not Eddie) and they're playing basketball together as well now. Strike three and out. You might as well not even ask this super cool guy to spend time with you because why would he want to, not when he's got your also super cool best friend to hang out with instead.

I mean it's well established that Buck has abandonment issues stemming from his home life, we've seen that even though he works on them it's not something that's just going to go away. He also repeatedly puts himself in danger over others so of course he thinks they're worth more than him. Eddie's being brought up as a comparison to Buck, not a comparison to Tommy. We're shown that significantly more than Buck comparing himself to Tommy (he does a bit when Tommy's at his flat and when it's in regards to Christopher, which is funny because I actually think Buck was only really jealous of Tommy when it came to Chris thinking he was cool), but most of the time when Buck brings up Tommy, it's asking about what he's doing and trying to get invited along, if he was actually jealous of Tommy he'd be trying harder to get Eddie to hang out with him before Tommy could ask.