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Steve’s watching him through hooded eyes, tongue darting out to wet his lips as he says, “I hump my pillow thinking about you.”
(Or, Steve gets Eddie out of a tricky situation and into a sticky one instead.)
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Steve Harrington never planned for Eddie Munson.
Steve was supposed to marry his high school sweetheart, have 2.5 children, and take over the family business. He was supposed to live a blissful life on a nondescript cul-de-sac, complete with a white picket fence and a closet full of tasteful polo shirts. He was supposed to make a graceful transition between being the golden boy and being the American Dream.
Mediocrity was what destiny had designed for Steve. Reality had other plans.
(Or, Steve and Eddie, against all odds, fall in love)
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"It’s not ideal, keeping these recurrent headaches a secret from all of his friends, and sure, Steve's had his fair share of days where he’s been forced to just work through the pain, but he’s making it work. He’s managing.
He’s fine."
In which Steve Harrington is determined to suffer his migraines in silence, alone, and Eddie Munson is determined not to let him.
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26 Jul 2025
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The "War on Drugs" hits Hawkins, Indiana, and now Steve Harrington has to deal with his gay thoughts. Thanks, Reagan.
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The Love Letters were a means of catharsis, a way for Eddie to bare his soul. In private. They were never supposed to be sent.
Especially the one to Steve Harrington.
Inspired by To All the Boys I've Loved Before
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16 Jun 2025