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canon is what happens in the text. e.g. merlin tries to poison morgana

a headcanon is a fact that you have personally made up as an elaboration of canon. it is your invention. e.g. i think morgana and gwen had a teenage lesbian situationship before the events of canon. or, i think modern morgana would love evanesence.

an interpretation is how one reads the existing text. it is not an invented fact nor is it a headcanon, it is a reading. e.g. i think merlin tries to poison morgana out of misplaced self-hatred. or, i think that one line was delivered with suppressed malice and shows a nuanced relationship.

fanon is the general fandom’s accepted headcanons and interpretations that elaborate or recontextualize canon. e.g. merlin is a badass waif and morgana is a bitch.

He’s the biggest wife guy of them all so he gets a tattoo with some words to your favorite song right over his heart. He also gets some kind of special tattoo to represent each of your children.

brendon park x hypermobile reader headcanons

notes: just something I was thinking about

He knew you were hypermobile just by looking at how you stood. Your hip popped and knees hyperextended. All in the few seconds he had seen you.

When assisting him during surgeries he would shoot you stern glances when you stood in a way that was bad for your joints.

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Him helping you to realign a joint that isn't sitting right in the socket, taping it to alleviate your pain.

Joking that if you ever needed a new joint he would give you a better price for the procedure.

Him forcing you to do your PT exercises while he trained and making sure that you did them properly.

After some time he would know your body better than you did. Always keeping kinesio tape in his bag for you.

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Him accidentally perfectly aligning your dislocated hip when fucking you hard.

The Distance Between

Soulmate Au

Chapter 1: Finally!

Bond Type: I decided to do a little mixture of a one sided bond and dream bond (this will make more sense as we progress)

Pairing: Senior Resident Brendon Park x Public Relations Rep female Reader

Warnings: little bit of age gap with 30 year old Brendon and 23 year old reader, swearing (I’ll add more as we progress).

Author’s Note: Buckle up because this is going to be an emotional ride. This is probably going to be a little ooc Brendon from the two minutes we saw of him but still what we like of the intense man. Also, the dream recollection isn’t meant to be romantic when he’s younger (I don’t think that vibe comes off but I want that clear) you start having dreams early to learn about your soulmate before you ever truly meet them. I hope you enjoy this little adventure that keeps nagging at my brain.

Everyone’s dreams began at a different point in their lives. His parents were both twelve, his sister was twenty one and Brendon, he had been fifteen.

He still remembers his first one clear as day. He’d been on a swing in the park barely moving back and forth when you’d appeared in front of him with a gap toothed smile, big bright eyes and your hair in pigtails.

“Hi” His head tilted as he tried to estimate how much younger than him you were.

“Hi”

She likes to read all kinds of books but of course her favorite is smutty kinds. Which at first Brendon was jealous of until he realized that the books often gave her ideas for in the bedroom.

I have my main fandom, but when I read in other fandoms, I don't know many of the writers. So I usually just find fics by looking through the tag I want. And if it's a tag I'm really interested in, I'll read every fic in the tag. And if there's a fic I really liked in there, I'll start reading everything by that writer.

So what this means is I'm sometimes reading fics or writers that don't have tons of hits/kudos/comments on their fics, but I found them through some obscure tag I wanted to read. And so I'll get back some really incredibly sweet replies to my comments.

But then, something even more incredible started happening. I'd be reading WIPs by some of these writers and they'd literally start writing the rest of the fic for me. They started asking me what I hoped to see happen or if I had any requests. And when the fic was finished, one of them said the only reason they kept writing the fic was for me.

Jack Abbot’s Scrubs

Jack has on multiple occasions worn scrubs that were very mismatched… above he’s got on a brown undershirt, a black scrub top, and navy scrub pants (vs Dr Shen wearing a set of black scrubs with a white undershirt).

So, do we think Jack:

- Is just always in a rush (he definitely is - but is that all it is?).

- Just doesn’t give a shit how he looks. He’s here to do the job and he does it well. He doesn’t need to have his scrubs be matching to save someone’s life.

- Color blind - at least partially. Hear me out… a much higher percentage of men (approximately 1 in 12) are at least partially color blind (Verses women who sit at approximately 1 in 200).

I’ve personally worked with several male surgeons that were color blind and it didn’t slow them down from doing their job one bit.

Idk, I definitely lean towards the “in a rush x doesn’t give a shit” theory, but it keeps coming to my mind so I thought I’d put it out there.

Maybe some of you amazing fic writers could have fun with the idea!

Edit: In the United States, you CAN join the Army even if you’re colorblind, however it somewhat restricts the roles you can hold.

Restricted Jobs Are:

Aviation and Flying: Pilots, air traffic controllers, and flight crew roles. Technical and Medical: Certain electronics, communications, and specialized medical fields. Combat Engineering: Explosive ordnance disposal and specific tactical jobs requiring fast color signal reading.

Available Jobs:

Administrative and Support: Human resources, finance, and paralegal work. Logistics and Combat: Standard infantry and supply roles that do not rely on color-coded technical wires or signals.

Being a combat medic is included in the list of available jobs - depending on if you can pass the red/green test, (many men are only partially color blind and struggle more with green/blue/brown distinctions) at least according to my research and personal experiences.

And this partial color blindness is more what I was thinking with Jack.