plebefic headers: Or the try only leads to pain?

1. Notes: I think I kill Toma off when I constantly write on a certain pairing for too long.



2. Summary: What makes love possible? What makes love endure? Or the try only leads to pain?



3. Rating: R for safety [Not... not SAFETY!]



4. Summary: Cas loses his ability to speak, Dean has fun



5. Summary: After meeting in a DMV, Castiel and Dean begin dating. Six months later, Dean wants "Cas" to meet his parents, only they misunderstand his meaning. When they finally do meet Castiel, will they understand or will they reject Dean’s new lover?

pink & purple shoes that don't suck

top: Doctor Martens 1B99 in washed lilac and blossom pink
bottom: Skechers Bikers "Meadows" & Simple "Satire" ribbon lace in grey

 

 

i'll take the meta-drenched parodic fluffy one every time.

There ought to be some sort of personality test (or at least reading personality test) based on which is your favorite Austen novel. Of course this only applies to people who have read all of them and in general like Austen, or at least definitely liked one of them.

My favorite is Northanger Abbey, which is an extremely uncommon preference in the field of Austen fans. I've never met anyone else who agreed with me about that (not that I've looked especially hard. Your typical community of Austen readers is not my kind of people. They know way too little about lolcats, for one thing).