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“They say Mark lives for his work,
And Mark’s in love with his work.
Mark hides in his work.” -
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So it started to be easier and easier for Mark to lie to Roger and Mimi, who were both more interested in each other anyway. The “I already ate” and “I had lunch at work” slipped out of him more often than he dared to admit.
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My stab at "Everyone thinks they’re dating and then they start wondering if they’re dating" for Mark and Roger.
(just more Marker trash, but with kind of an ensemble cast, and what I think is a fabulous scene between Mark and Joanne) -
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“What’s he so drunk about?” Collins asked from across their table, nodding toward Mark.
Roger sighed and glanced down to make sure his boyfriend was still asleep before replying, “He won’t tell me, but I think he’s jealous.”
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In which Mark is panromantic asexual, but none of those words are spoken. Because it’s the ‘90s. Published in honor of Ace Day (see notes).
*edited July 9, 2015*
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Mark knew he'd be alone someday, but he never expected it to be this painful.