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Two boys grow up together in Forest Hills Trailer Park. Steve Harrington has a chip on his shoulder. Eddie Munson knows the rules of the game.
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10 May 2026
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u/MWpaladin commented on “Can’t tell the difference between sorcerers and…” posted by u/LionsandTigers7 on r/DnDu/MWpaladin: Are you an actual idiot? Sorcerers and wizards are hardly even comparable. It’s not ‘the same thing’ in the slightest. A sorcerer’s magic doesn’t even come from a book of spells, their powers are INNATE. Maybe go back to third fucking grade before you ever try and DM a campaign of your own. Jesus Christ. Another important differentiation to note is… [expand]
Or: a long, very long, retrospective of Mike’s reddit history.
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Mike Wheeler was tall, with long dark hair, usually tied up in a ponytail, and a face full of freckles; he was what girls would call mysterious looking, but Dustin knew him better than that, and he could confirm he was actually just moody and didn’t give a single flying shit about girls. But for some reason, he seemed to really enjoy Jane’s company, they worked well together, both in the paper and outside of it. So, naturally, Dustin assumed that whatever Jane’s feelings were, Mike probably reciprocated them. Which would be correct if Dustin didn’t think Jane was in love with Mike, so, needless to say, he was very wrong, and he is just about to find out just how wrong.
A Modern day AU where Dustin and Jane have been best friends since they were 8, but they’ve been secretly in love for years.
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Willow could date anyone and everyone, but she still wouldn't get that thought out of the back of her head no matter how hard she tried—no one will ever understand you as well as Mich does. Because it's true. Michelle is one of the only people that knows everything she's been through and probably the one that experienced it with the most closure. Willow knows that. But hoping for Michelle to do so too, to know something of that matter, is close to pointless.
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Willow, bored at a bar and tired of her not-girlfriend—it's complicated—crosses paths with a drunk, desperate Michelle after ages of missing her without realizing.