#dancelock

And which evidence do you provide? What did you base your deduction assumption on?

- I’m addicted to u

It is definitely off in my opinion, because he never does that. I don’t like Hobbit, I don’t even think Martin did a good job in the film and he is a fantastic actor. The noises in tst should sound realistic because that’s the kind of noise that comes out of people in situations like that (believe me, I know). But they sound fake because John as a character never does that. He chokes up, he is quiet and can barely breathe.

(if anyone wants to add to this list, feel free!)

just a concept but what about a Johnlock AU inspired in the dirty dancing movie, you know, likeSherlock as the super hot mysterious dance teacher at a summer camping, and John the son off a rich doctor, who is forced to go on holiday with his family to this camping where he meets Sherlock and they dance together and-

The day after their first kiss, John snuck out quietly in the morning to buy fresh bread and came back to Frank Sinatra’s “I’ve got you under my skin” playing on full volume in the sitting room. Sherlock couldn’t have heard John climbing up the stairs over the loud music and thanks to that, John opened the door to see oblivious Sherlock dancing. Not slow dancing, but tap-dancing, swing dancing or whatever it was that John would associate with the way Sinatra danced. Sherlock jumped on the coffee table, spun around and landed in front of dumbfounded John standing in the doorway. Sherlock’s expression went from happy to mortified as he blushed and ran to turn the music off. It was the most adorable thing that John had ever seen in his life.