FMBrain

So, I want to write the Torchwood fic where Ianto doesn't tell Rhiannon that he's not gay, he just likes Jack. Honestly, this is my least favourite trope in fandom, and I think Torchwood is especially guilty of it. It displays this awesome homosexual couple thing, then ruins it all by having it between an omnisexual immortal and a dude who's only interested in said immortal.

Seriously.

There is such a thing as being bisexual. It's even possible to be bisexual while still prefering one gender to another.

I just had caffeine by accident so I'm going to be up all night. It's possible there will be more posts.

/rant



But seriously, I kind of want to write that fic. Fuck my brain.

Big Bang Plotting (because I do more of that than actual writing).

Thanks to [Poll #1716299]There will be more plotting details later, but that's it for now.  It's starting to shape up.

I was listening to sappy music.

I'm listening to the first two singles from Patrick Wolf's new album, and while they're happy, they kind of make me teary eyed. Time of My Life is the first one, and The City is the second. I think his new album (Lupercalia) is coming out in May. It's sounding a little more upbeat that some of his other work. Reminds me a lot of The Overture, which is my favourite song by him. More like his album The Magic Position than The Bachelor.

Anyway, I coupled this with reading a death!fic that was halfway decent, and I kind of want to write the fic where the characters deal with terminal illness, and the surviving character doesn't go on to find true love again.

I'm not saying it in a depressing way, or that people shouldn't fall in love again after losing a loved one. I just want to show that there's nothing wrong with being faithful to the person you've lost either.

My grandmother lost her husband in 1960, and had to raise three children on her own. She was an attractive woman, and she could have remarried to support herself, but she knew no other man could be for her what my grandfather was, and there's nothing wrong with that.

Just saying