#fixing the problem

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Captain America (Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe

Rating: Explicit

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: James "Bucky" Barnes/Steve Rogers Characters: James "Bucky" Barnes, Steve Rogers Additional Tags: Virginity, Kink Bingo 2013, Post-Movie(s), Modern Era

Summary:

Steve has criteria for losing his virginity. Bucky knows somebody who meets them.

Snippet:

"You're such a tease," Bucky mumbles against his mouth, pulling back only far enough to catch Steve's lip between his teeth.

"I don't mean to be," Steve says once he's released. He never wants to be released, wants Bucky to take every part of him, hold him and refuse to let go. He would say as much, but that would mean putting a hold on the kissing. Under no circumstances does he want to stop the kissing, until Bucky pulls away and looks at Steve with a spark in his eyes that Steve was so afraid he'd never see again.

"So, why don't we see about that virginity of yours?"

Kissing is the worst.

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Link to the fancomic by @pium-poetam

https://archiveofourown.org/works/5176826

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Poster’s note: 

Challenge #03601-I312: Objectionable Lesson

Representatives from the CRC chew out the crews of multiple rescue ships that had heard of the crash and had taken their time because "Hey, Deathworlders, they're tough, no one's dying, no need to rush". Assumptions can cost lives, fortunately, this wasn't one of those times, but close enough.

https://peakd.com/fiction/@internutter/challenge-03545-i256-tough-suffering -- Anon Guest

It was one of those disasters that get documentaries made about them. The chronologies of it get torn apart by the second, and those who choose negligence become hounded about it for the rest of their days. Captain Qelth of the Bypassing Maid would be interrogated for the rest of their life about their choice to report and move on. Their image forever associated with "passing on by" when help could have been offered.

Human Ret's emaciated visage and chest X-rays were the near-logo of the incident. Humberstone, the name of the ship that encountered a "cheese grater" landing on an almost hospitable planet, became tied to it as well.

It was never romantic. It wasn't meant to be. It was an object lesson in morality. Drilled home in blood and broken bones.