#scott summers fictive

[egotank]

Victor’s Little Cardinal

Little! Deadpool x CG! Victor

Highly recommend reading After-Battle Care first.

Wade Wilson better known to the X-Force and us happy little readers as Deadpool had watched as his battle buddy snuck into… Victor’s room. Now Wade had seen this happen countless times and never really thought much of it. Hell Wade had been little when he first saw Logan do this sneaking around. Today though he was feeling big at least for now and being Wade he didn’t seem to notice how little Logan was when he snuck into the oldest team member’s room.

‘They are probably partying without me.’

He thinks but a small voice tells him his favorite battle buddy Logan was going for a different reason so when he sees Logan slip in and close the door to the eldest feral’s room he tiptoes to the door and leans his ear against it.

Victor’s voice sounds out and Wade notes how gentle the usual terrifying voice is as he asks how old his…

‘Little wolf?’

He mouths, he continues to eavesdrop on the two not noticing how much he is slipping when Wade hears the beginning of Balto he lets out a small whine finding himself wishing he had someone like how Logan has Victor to cuddle up and watch movies with.

Being little he had also semi-forgot that the two in this room that he was eavesdropping on have heightened senses. He’s so lost in thinking ‘I want that’ and ‘But no one wants a fussy child around’ that he doesn’t notice when the door he is leaning against opens until he falls forwards.

“The h- Wade?”

Victor’s voice is soft as he sees and hears his usually loud mouthed teammate sniffling from having made contact with the floor.

“Hey it’s okay.”

He lifts up the other off of the ground cradling him softly in his arms.

“You’re not in any trouble, tell ya what little cardinal why don’t you go get something more comfy on and grab a few fuzzy friends. Then you can join me and little wolf for cuddles and movies. Sounds good right?”

He waits for the small nod the little mercenary gives and watches Wade run off excitedly to get ready. Of course Victor is all smiles when the other returns in an oversized Hello Kitty t-shirt and carrying a large unicorn plush.

“Spawklebeawd the thiwd wants to watch Balto with Wolvie!!”

A very energetic Wade states as he enters Victor’s room and struggles to get up on to the bed. Victor chuckles lowly before helping Wade up and getting on the bed himself. He pulls both littles in for cuddles and unpauses the movie.

We hope you enjoyed reading this. -Scott and Victor

[callingthedutybound]

Is it alright if people who join don’t currently play multiplayer cod but are interested in trying? (Also looks like the invite link has expired again)

Sobbing the Discord link hates me specifically. Try this one:

Also yes! Anyone can join the server. It's specifically CoD themed and encouraging of CoD sourced people to join but any and all gamers can come and hang.

It's been quiet in the server because we mods have been road tripping for the last two weeks. I get home tomorrow. It should be more active then.

[dino-collective-bah]

hello !! I've never done one of these before, but my psys had a really nice experience with yous, so I'd love to try it out !! we would really like a lvl 3 Scott Summers fictive with paras ! anything else added is up to yous, but I've been finding paras so interesting lately xp

i’m so glad your psys had a good time! i hope you like him!

Lvl 3: scott summers + paras

Name(s): Scott, Cecil, Tavor, Amauro, Michael, David, Theodore, Emmett, Grant, Isaac, Seth

Pronoun(s): he/him, cy/clops/cyr/cyrs/cyself, cy/clops/cys/cyrs/cyself, abstra/abstras/abstraself, eni/enis/eniself, myst/mysts/mystself

Age: 26

Species: human/mutant

Gender(s): mutagenic, mutantgender, transmasc boything, cyclopsgender, celestialfluid

Orientation(s): panromantic, bisexual

Source: xmen

Role(s): protector/trauma holder

Sign-off: ❌, 🕶️, or ☀️

Personality: cocky, flirty, brave, loyal, dedicated, no-nonsense

Likes: reading, being alone especially out in nature, sunny days

Dislikes: being told what to do, being controlled

Front Triggers (pos and neg): the body feeling physically threatened

Paras: angelophilia, cratolagnia, merinthophilia, glaciulaphilia,

Picrew:

i did my best on the picrew, its hard to find ones with glasses that fit

[fictionkinfessions]

Scott Summers being straight in canon confuses me to no end. However, this may be worsened by the fact that I stole Jean’s man. My bad girl (GENUINELY IM SO SORRY.)

-Wes “Wessie” Acosta (she/quet/de/pop/he), a noncanon X-Men Evolution fictive. #🎀🪦

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[chromiakinhelp]

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[findinyourkin]

hi i’m scott summers from x-men. uh. i’m mainly looking for other mutants to talk to. perhaps a logan or a jane.

if you wanna talk you’ll have to only message me on here ( @hellgrr ) since i don’t have many socials

i’m also down for kindating, as long as you’re of age (fictively and irl). i’m 17 for reference. my dating age range is 16-18

for purely interaction, i’ll only talk to people within the age range of 14-20, because that’s my comfort zone just. in general. 👍

!!!!!!!!

[whatwoulddelanydo]

If one tried to construct the Temple of Literature from only the fifty “pillars” below, it would collapse spectacularly. Nevertheless, here is a contingent group of titles that, to paraphrase Christopher Higgs, if I hadn’t read and reread over the years, I wouldn’t be myself. How much that is worth, I’m not sure. 1)   Djuna Barnes—Nightwood 2)   Charles H. Kahn—The Art and Thought of Heraclitus (an edition of the fragments with commentary) 3)   William Shakespeare—Sonnets, Tragedies, most of the Comedies . . . 4)   Eileen Myles—Inferno, The Importance of Being Iceland. 5)   Charlotte Brontë—Jane Eyre, Villette 6)   Jane Austen—Emma, Mansfield Park, Pride and Prejudice, Persuasion 7)   Marquis de Sade, 120 Days of Sodom, Julliette 8)   Shoshana Felman, “Turning the Screw of Interpretation” (from Writing and Madness) 9)   Herman Melville—Moby-Dick, Billy Budd, The Confidence Man, and the shorter works 10) Sir Thomas Browne—Urn Burial, Religio Medici, correspondence 11) Walter Pater—The Renaissance, Imaginary Portraits, “A Child in the House,” Marius the Epicurean 12) Richard Hughes—A High Wind in Jamaica, In Hazard 13) George Eliot—Middlemarch, Daniel Deronda 14)   Michel Foucault—The History of Madness, The Birth of the Clinic, The Order of Things 15)  Joanna Russ—The Female Man, We Who Are About to . . ., On Strike Against God, “Souls,” The Two of Them 16)   Guy Davenport—Tatlin! The Jules Verne Steam Balloon, Da Vinci’s Bicycle, The Death of Picasso, Twelve Stories, A Table of Green Fields, Eclogues, The Geography of the Imagination, The Hunter Gracchus, Every Force Evolves a Form, A Balance of Quinces, The Balthus Notebook 17)   Jacques Derrida—Of Grammatology, Writing and Difference, Dissemination, Glas 18)   Roger Zelazny—His short fiction in four volumes. 19)   F. Scott Fitzgerald—The Great Gatsby, Tender is the Night, the short stories 20)   Nathanael West—Miss Lonelyhearts, A Cool Million, The Day of the Locust, The Dream Life of Balso Snell, 21)   Henry Roth—Call it Sleep 22)   Virginia Woolf—To the Lighthouse, The Waves, Flush, The Years, A Room of One’s Own 23)   Vladimir Nabokov—Lolita, Pnin, Pale Fire 24)   Mark Twain—Huckleberry Finn, The Diary of Adam and Eve 25)   Christina Stead—The Man Who Loved Children 26)   Baruch de Spinoza—Ethics, Tractatus Theologico-Politicus 27)   William Faulkner—The YoknapatawphaCounty sequence of stories and novels 28)   W. H. Auden—The Sea and the Mirror, The Age of Anxiety, The Selected Poems 29)   Ron Silliman—The Alphabet 30)   Alan Moore & Eddie Campbell—From Hell 31)  Alan Moore & Kevin O’Neill—The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (series one & two) 32)   Marilyn Hacker—First Cities, Selected Poems 1965—1990, Squares and Courtyards, Winter Numbers, Desesparanto, Names 33)   Junot Diaz—Drown, The Brief, Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, This Is How You Lose Her 34)   Willa Cather—My Ántonia, Song of the Lark, A Lost Lady, My Mortal Enemy, Not Under Forty, Collected Stories (Library of America) 35)   Jean Genet—Our Lady of the Flowers, Miracle of the Rose, A Thief’s Journal, Funeral Rites, Querelle de Brest, The Maids, Deathwatch, The Balcony, The Blacks, The Screens 36)   James Joyce—A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Dubliners, Ulysses 37)   Gertrude Stein—Lectures in America, The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas, How to Write, Three Lives, Wars I Have Seen, Ida, Lucy Church Amiably, The Making of Americans, Tender Buttons 38)  John Livingston Lowe—The Road to Xanadu: A Study In The Ways Of the Imagination 39)   Erich Auerbach—Mimesis 40)   John Keene—Annotations 41)   Honoré de Balzac—Lost Illusions 42)   Gustave Flaubert—Sentimental Education 43)   William Gaddis—The Recognitions, Carpenter’s Gothic 44)   Brian Evenson—The Wavering Knife (contains “Barcode Jesus,” one of the finest American short stories of the last sixty years) 45)   Theodore Sturgeon—collected short stories in 13 volumes (1938—1987, indispensible reading) 46)   Thomas M. Disch—Camp Concentration, On Wings of Song, Getting into Death (stories), The Man Who Had No Idea (stories), Fundamental Disch (stories, librettos, and essays) 47)   Samuel Beckett—Malloy, Malone Dies, The Unnamable, More Pricks Than Kicks, all the plays 48)   Malcolm Lowry—Under the Volcano 49)  Walter Benjamin—The Writer of Modern Life: Essays on Charles Baudelaire, Brecht, The Arcades Project 50)  William H. Gass—Omensetter’s Luck, The Heart of the Heart of the Country, On Being Blue, Willie Masters’ Lonesome Wife, The Tunnel, all the nonfiction. Some Corinthian Capitals for the 50 Columns Above: 1)    Susan Sontag—I, etcetera The flatness of Sontag fictive prose is seriously off-putting to many readers—and many serious readers at that. She wanted to make her points through architecture, rather than music or ekphrasis. And in this collection of short works, she did. Along with “The Way We Live Now,” they are exemplary. I read and reread them and I always learn from them. 2)    Glenway Wescott—The Pilgrim Hawk This is another miracle of narrative architecture. One corner is left un-built—the one that would have fixated around the homosexual fascination the young chauffeur exerts over the entire party. (The fact that there is so clearly room for it is what suggests that it is there, under the rest of the text.) Right now, you have to fill it in for yourself, but the rest is right there, as pristine as you’d expect to find it in Jane Austen. 3)    Michael Cunningham—The Hours This is one of the most important novels in the development of the American novel because it answers a challenge first articulated by Leslie Fiedler in his 1960 work, Love and Death in the American Novel. Claimed Fiedler, the novel as a genre must strive to encompass a rich set of deep and resonant relations between a man and a woman. And until the historical situation much improves in terms of equality, the cross-gender friendship at the center of this book is about the best we can hope for that is not just lies and/or simple fantasies. 4)    Longus—Daphnis and Chloe One of the oldest novels and one of the most effective. This is romance stripped to its bones; it’s quite wonderful and filled with narrative magic. 5)    Hugo Von Hofmannsthal—The Lord Chados Letter Whenever I feel myself straying near writers’ block, I read this witty farewell to literature by a young medieval much too full of his own accomplishments, and I go dancing away and back to the writing desk and get happily to work again. 6)    Leonid Tsypkin—Summer in Baden Baden. This astonishing chronicle of pathological gambling addiction is breathless and frightening, and is made more so when we realize that it is the great novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky who was so afflicted. With our return to the present, the ending is heartbreaking as we meet the scholars who are, themselves, addicted to their pursuit of the minutiae of Dostoevsky’s life, and what they have put at stake to pursue their obsessions and make this story recountable. This great short novel is by a Russian doctor and scholar who wrote only one.

“For Big Other on William H. Gass’s Birthday,” by Samuel R. Delany

Maybe if I read all these I’ll be able to soak up an iota of Delany’s greatness.

[kin-calls]

Hi, I'm a fictive of Scott Summers from X-Men: Apocalypse, and I'm looking for anyone from that time period/timeline, but especially Jean or anyone who remembers my Jean being a trans girl! I have a blog @scottsummerschool, and I'm an age slider within my teens but bodily I'm over 21, so I'd kinda prefer adults? But any age is OK tbh. Thanks!!!

Good luck, Scott! @scottsummerschool

-Mod Naegi

[fictionkinfessions]

We met a Scott Summers alter today. They dunno if he's a fictive or kin or what but he indulged me my homesickness and need to talk to him an' that's the best feeling in the universe: Scott givin' me the time of day again. I'm feelin' fuckin wonderful. - A Logan (Wolverine) fictive

[fictionkinfessions]

Does Scott Summers Is Trans? Well, according to my evo canon, yes, but according to my fictive headmate he was not. Whose to say? -#🎯🌟🧶

[fictivecanoncalls]

Hi, I'm a fictive of Scott Summers from X-Men: Apocalypse, and I'm looking for anyone from that time period/timeline, but especially Jean or anyone who remembers my Jean being a trans girl! I have a blog @scottsummerschool, and I'm an age slider within my teens but bodily I'm over 21, so I'd kinda prefer adults? But any age is OK tbh. Thanks!!!

Calling all fictives (not fiction.kin) that match the above criteria!