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Years down the road Steve asks Eddie to help plan his proposal, specifically what to say to his future fiance and well, things don't go quite as planned when Eddie's the one who ends up down on one knee.
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Or, Eddie never bothered coming out to the ragtag group of monster hunters and so Steve had always thought a future with him wasn't in the cards.
Or, they inevitably sort their shit out and realize they're in love with each other
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- Part 2 of Love Through The Ages
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19 Jul 2026
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The boy to his left was pretty, almost annoyingly so. He was perfect, from the artful coif of his chestnut hair to the neat pleats in his khaki slacks. Pretty had freckles that dotted his tanned skin in little patterns like constellations and Eddie started connecting them with his eyes. He was turned a little, talking to some girl in the chair next to him, and even his voice was pretty.
When Pretty laughed a little too loud, Mrs. Boyd corrected him, telling him that he and Miss Heather should leave their conversation at the door, lest they wish to share it with the class. And that’s when Eddie learned that Pretty had a name.
Steve Harrington.
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Or, the five times Eddie envied the girls Steve looked at... and the one time he looked at Eddie.Bookmarked by larrymd
19 Jul 2026
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Steve finds Eddie when he's at a low point. When he's angry and emotional and looking for a target, and somewhere in the middle Steve finds something else—something about himself and what exactly Eddie Munson is starting to mean to him.
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19 Jul 2026
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Sometimes, Eddie dreams about telling Steve his feelings; where it's good and positive and hopeful. But sometimes, he has nightmares about the exact same thing; where everything goes wrong, Steve hates him and he wakes up heartbroken.
Tonight, is one of those nights.
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19 Jul 2026
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Steve knows Eddie is gay- knew before Spring Break, even- but he’s coming to realize that Eddie doesn’t know that he knows this. One simple comment would solve this little mixup that has no need to become a problem.
“Hey, man, I know you’re gay. And it doesn’t bother me. So you don’t have to feel weird.”
It would all be fixed if Steve just told him what he knew. But every time the words start to form in his mouth, he loses his courage. Not because Eddie being gay is a problem. With the direction his life has taken Steve has a lot more to worry about than boys kissing boys. No, the problem is somewhere within Steve.Bookmarked by larrymd
19 Jul 2026