FORMER C.AI addict, posting stuff to share art and recover. Nothing on this account is AI generated. I do write whump and angst but NO SMUT. Request are welcome. Please do not repost my work on other platforms and DO NOT FEED THE MACHINE. please. Fandoms I am in: COD, FNaF, Madoka Magica, DSMP.
Cw: medical inaccuracies, military inaccuracies, child abuse, child neglect, bad writing /grammar (english is not my first language)
Sooo here is the hypothermia one shot, I know it's not accurate or anything but I hope y'all will enjoy! If you have any other ideas feel free tot ell me!
It was almost 8pm and in the middle of January. You usually didn't stay out this late at this time of the year. But you really didn't want to go home.(if you can even call it that).So you walked Riley, went to the local store to buy her some food and did your homework at Ghost's while Riley slept nearby. Ghost's house was quite far from yours. A thirty minute walk when taking a shortcut through the forest. And add 15 minutes when you don't. And during the night, you didn't want to walk through the forest.
As your neighborhood's entrance comes into view, your mind goes back to overhearing your parents saying something about locking the doors if you kept coming back so late. You didn't think too much of it until you remembered you didn't have keys. They never bothered giving you one. When you came home early, you had to wait outside until one of them or your brother arrived.
When you arrived at your front door, it was locked. So you rang. Once, waited a few minutes then a second time and waited again. You waited like this for 20 minutes.
But no one came..
The cold had already settled deep into your bones. It's not like you had the adequate clothes for the winter either. They never bothered buying you anything. You contemplated your choices. You were too tired to try and climb up a window or something, staying outside meant a high risk of dying, so it was not an option either. You walked away, staying here wouldn't do anything to help anyway. And slipped your hands in your pockets and your fingers grazed the set of keys Ghost had given you. And suddenly, your best bet was probably crashing at his house for the night knowing he wouldn't be back for another two to three days. So you walked forty-five minutes through the snowy and icy roads, trying not to pay attention to your discomfort. You didn't want to admit it, but by the time you reached Ghost's house, your limbs were heavy and your vision was fuzzy. You fiddled with the keys, your hands raw and fingers covered in frostbites. The door finally opened and you stepped inside the snow falling off you and covering the floor. You closed the door and forced your body inside, and crashed on the closest surface, the couch. You had forgotten to take your shoes off, but considering the stars in your vision, that was probably the least of your problems.
It was 2am. Ghost was driving back to his house. He had finished his mission earlier than anticipated and decided to go home immediately. He'd never admit it out loud, but he was looking forward to seeing you coming in the next day to take care of Riley. He parked his truck and hopped out. He opened the door and to his surprise, it wasn't locked. Which was weird since you always locked it. He stepped inside and saw the melting snow on the floor. His hand hovered instinctively over the gun at his belt. When he heard Riley padding over and whining. She tried to pull him towards the living room. He hated that. Something was wrong and it stressed him out. So when he arrived in the living room, he didn't expect to find you slumped on his couch. Half of your body is actually resting on it. Riley was whining at your side and he approached you slowly. You were soaking wet and your lips were blue. He didn't know how you got in this state or why you were still here but he had a small idea of why you weren't home. He shook you and made sure you were breathing. You opened your eyes, but they were unfocused and glassy. You tried to speak and what you thought was a coherent apology was actually almost gibberish.
You don't remember much after crashing on the couch. You barely recall seeing Ghost, but you were unsure if that wasn't a dream or hallucinations.
The light of dawn was plunging Ghost's house in that beautiful wintery blue-gray. It was truly a peaceful winter morning. Ghost was in the kitchen, boiling water and settling not one, but two cups on the counter. Once the water was ready, he poured it in the cups over the tea bags and left them infused for five minutes. During those five minutes, he walked over to his room. He had put you there to lay in his bed in hopes of warming up. Inside, here you were in one of his hoodies and weighted comforter over your body, covering you up to your shoulders. Riley was laying right next to you resting her chin on your legs. Ghost approached and took the thermometer from the bedside table and brushed a hand across your forehead to get it out of the way. He could tell you were still cold to the touch and not out of the woods yet. The thermometer confirmed it. But at least it wasn't life threatening anymore.
Your eyes fluttered open at the touch. You slowly regained your surroundings, your vision swishing around a bit. You debated sitting up but went against that due to how dizzy you felt.
“Look who decided to come back from the dead.”
Ghost deadpanned. He wouldn't show it, but he was relieved that you had woken up. You rubbed at your eyes to chase the sleep and drowsiness away. There was a slightly awkward silence until Ghost interrupted it.
“How are you feeling kid?”
You looked at him for a moment before answering:
“I'm okay… I think.”
And then yawned immediately after. Which you could swear you heard Ghost huff at. He ruffled your hair and left the room to go back to the kitchen. Questions could wait for a few hours. He wanted to make sure you're okay first and not push you. So he poured some honey in the cup that was meant for you before heading back to his room with both cups in his hands.
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TW: MENTION OF SUlClD@L THOUGHTS AND DEPRESSION SLIGHT MENTION OF GR00MING. READ AND INTERACT AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION...
DNI if it's just to be an A-hole about human mistakes and shitty coping mechanisms. I really try to get better but I'm not perfect.
this is a vent post, it's not a story or anything. If you relate to what I'm saying, I hope you'll get better.
I wanted to talk about my C.AI recovery and how HARD it's been on me. For co text I have deleted my accounts (one was on reading mode the other was not). To make it simple, I stopped cold turkey. This has been in my opinion the best choice as it have me no choice. I also downloaded I am sober (I don't go on it anymore).
The first few weeks were fine... It's after yhe third week things got hard. I was lowkey forgetting my meds due to my psychiatrist telli g me I had to take them in the morning (I am on prozac) and it fcked me up so bad... I was lowkey idealising death and honestly planning my funeral. I felt so lonely and ashamed... I searched the internet for some other ppl that had the same problem. None. No solution. And to this day I still see people mocking and giving BAD ADVICE.
To those who say "write fanfoction" or "roleplay with other PEOPLE" you probably have never been addicted... I swear I barely have any energy as it is... I sleep from 2am to around 10am- 12pm and then nap from 1-2pm up to 5-6pm. I know I probably sleep as a coping mechanism but it's to show that NO it is NOT a solution. I can barely get out of bed and do stuff I like. Writing included. And it's so annoying to see all these people giving those advices and not realizing that those who are addicted are already ashamed eough and KNOW what they are doing. I stopped but that doesn't mean I am perfect and don't use AI at all. I do... And I want to stop. So that's why I'm venting on tumblr. I use ChatGPT to vent. Which is STUPID I KNOW.
But before you say "Go and see your friends" I can't. I always was there for them... But them? They always told me they would be there for me and when I vent they just say "ouch" or something like that. Last time I was talking about how my mom doesn't really support my gender identity and they answered "ah force" in english it's basically "oh ouch" LIKE WHAT IM SORRY- For someone who "missed" someone that almost gr00med me, and always come to me with their sob stories, it HURT. And I'm not that close with my IRL friends to talk about it with them. They're mostly guys and won't understand.. They don't understand my anxiety so.
At the moment I just want to protect my peace and just try to get better. I really have enough of loving but never being loved (platonically) I will soon see a new therapist in hopes of her helping me with some other issues. I'm so tired and I hate having to reach out. I'm posting here because no one I know is on tumblr. If you have any stories you'd like to share feel free this is a dafe space. And please...
I'm begging you DNI if you're going to judge anyone or anything I or someone else says...
Thank you for reading and I hope y'all are somewhat okay It's like 11pm and I wrote this on a whim and I hope no one will mind.
Cw: military innacuracies, mentions of neglect and angst.
This is my first post and I am mainly doing it out of struggle with my C.AI recovery and I haven't really gotten into CoD yet so the characters might see ooc at some times (im trying )
Reader is a neglected teenager who lives in a small town in the middle of nowhere. Their parents don't give a damn about them and are borderline abusive. They'd rather get rid of them entirely.
Meanwhile Ghost just moved in because it was the perfect place to be when off base. His new house was near the forest and it had a big enough terrain for Riley, the retired K9. But he needed someone to feed the beast when he was away (and also walk her). So he put some posters up.
Reader walking around even in the cold cuz it's better than being "home" at dinner time. They come across the poster and are like "omg finally a source of money so I can get tf out when im 18" and don't even think twice about it.
And Ghost who hears someone ringing his door and didn't expect a teenager holding his offer. "Probably the best bet" he thought and let reader in.
Ghost discussing his conditions and reader fricking noting it down on paper (he thought the teen was bonkers not to use a phone. Little did he know they didn't own one :( )
Reader being extra invested offering to walk the beast at least twice a day and even promising to keep a booklog. (Anything that would keep them out of their "home"...)
And when talking about prices, reader asking for the bare minimum like a poud per day or something. And Ghost managing to bring it up to 3.
Reader firsthand getting to know Riley and seemed to get along okay. And Ghost having to leave for deployment, leaving the german shepherd in the hands of the teen for a few weeks.
And when he comes back, he is greeted with a very healthy (and happy) Riley and a notebook on his kitchen counter ( he had of course given the teen a set of keys). Inside was a record of Riley's walks, entertainment and meals. Sometimes accompanied with a doodle or two and some anecdotes.
The next day he almost got a heart attack when the teen came unannounced (not like they could give notice) Turns out the teen wanted to take Riley on a walk while he slept (he didn't sleep in).
He didn't want to brush iff the teen. Especially since they did such a remarkable job. So he offered to go with him. Good occasion to tell the teen that the price they set is too low compared to the effort put in.
He learned a bit about reader's parents. And understood their whish of qwqqthe money remaining secret. He hid it in a locked drawer in his house.
The money barely budged deployment after deployment. It had a small logbook with the teens expenses (they made it themselves)
One time, in the middle of winter, he came home a bit earlier from deployment and found the teenager trying to sleep in his couch half frozen to death. She had walked Rilwy a bit later than usual and their parents locked them out of the house (on purpose) and they had no choice but to crash at Simon's to avoid dying.
The hypothermia being lowkey bad and Simon having to take care of reader almost debating going to the hospital but not wanting anyone involved. So he let the teenager sleep in his clothes, in his bed and forced them to stay over for the next two days.
Reader being extremely embarrassed about being dependant on someone. Especially since it was considered a flaw to her family. Having to be reliable was their worst scenario. They ended up opening uo more to Simon during these few days. And being cared for, for the first time in years
Hope you enjoyed might actually write the hypothermia episode at some point but this idea has been living in my head for some time now :)