Does anyone remember that one post talking about cool mythical Tran scars that make no sense other than looking badass fuck medically wise
THIS ONE
https://twitter.com/ecstasydemon/status/1639902753047859202?t=1wgUr7_OR_JNm3WxUG2-_w&s=19
Anyways I came to talk about trans Shawn Spencer and how he'd have the exact same scars but wouldn't allow any sort of questions on them
Anyone even MENTIONS they don't look right, and he's like 👁👁,,says who?,, type of deal
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shawn/gus: firsts
okay. so, slightly embarrassingly, psych has become the show I watch to fall asleep to. and I am such a sucker for friends-to-lovers.
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Shawn gave Gus his fireman PJs. He pretended they were a joke, but they weren’t. They’re cozy PJs, and Gus gets cold at night. Plus, they did that arson case with the fire department that one time, and Shawn is secretly a little nostalgic.
Shawn also gave Gus his copy of The Idiot’s Guide to UFO Chasing. Not because Gus is an idiot, of course, but because despite the distinct lack of actual extraterrestrials during that one case with the slightly questionable lawyer, they still both kind of believe aliens are out there.
Shawn gave Gus his first Batman action figure, and his first roll of Hubba Bubba bubble gum tape, and his first black eye, although that was an accident. He hadn’t realized scooters could go that fast on a downhill slope.
Shawn would have given Gus his first kiss, if he hadn’t thought it had to be from a girl. He’d have taken him to his first dance, asked him on his first date, if he hadn’t known they’d both be laughed out of school. He’d have been the first one to marry him, if he hadn’t been so scared of his feelings he’d run away to travel around the world and work a series of menial jobs that never lasted more than six months.
But the thing is that none of that matters now, because he’s definitely going to be the first one to propose to Gus while ziplining through the forest and over a massive ravine with a babbling creek at the bottom. He knows this partly because this is an extremely unusual location for a proposal, and partly because it was so difficult to get Gus to go ziplining that Shawn knows no one else would have managed it.
“A player doesn’t zoom through the air with only a fragile wire to stop him from plummeting to his death,” Gus had informed him. “A player keeps his feet firmly on the ground.”
But Gus agreed in the end. He’s wearing a helmet, and kneepads, and also elbow pads, like he’s going roller skating and this is the only way his mom would let him out of the house. He’s complaining nonstop about the tensile strength of the line they’ll be using, and Shawn has never loved him more.
“Come on, this is a great date,” Shawn tells him. “An adventure date!”
It’s Gus’s first time ziplining, and that’s a nice thought. It will be Gus’s first time being proposed to by Shawn, which is also a nice thought. But it’s not the firsts that are making Shawn smile as he watches Gus eye the equipment suspiciously. It’s true he might not have been Gus’s first love. But he’s damn well going to be his last.
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