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oxygen_4_losers
04 September 2007 @ 06:51 pm
Title: Be Yourself, By Yourself (1/1)
Author : [info]oxygen_losers
Pairing: Current Frank/Gerard, past Bert/Gerard. Watch me be a cliche.
Rating: R
POV: 2nd– Frank's
Summary: You do it tonight, you pin his hips down with yours and you bind his hands above his head and you press inkstained fingers hard into his jugular until you know it’s gonna bruise and you whisper in his ear, you whisper things like whore and failure and spread your legs for me, spread ‘em or I’ll make it hurt."
Disclaimer: I don't own 'em.
Author Notes: Familiarity with The Used's 'Lies For The Liars' is sort of necessary--if you didn't know, the lyric "three cheers, you fooled them all" is from 'Pretty Handsome Awkward' and the rest of them are from 'Liar, Liar.'
Warnings: Swearing, sex, mentions of bondage, molestation and self-mutilation.

stay away from me )
 
 
oxygen_4_losers
10 August 2007 @ 05:22 pm
Title: Fragile (1/1)

Author: oxygen_losers

Pairing: Ryan Ross/Pete Wentz

Rating: R

Summary: He’s convincing. His legs below the skirt and above the boots–a span of thigh that would have made the most hardened cheerleader blush–are smooth and perfect, and he’s skinny, teenage-girl skinny, with wide, mascaraed eyes and painted-black nails. He isn’t trying very hard, thank God, and he isn’t padded, just wrapped cleverly in layers of shirts with a low neckline, designed to show off cleavage he doesn’t have.

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oxygen_4_losers
10 August 2007 @ 09:37 am
Dear mychemicalslash,

You are going to drive me crazy.

I understand that they want things to look nice when they're posted, but it seems lately that things are going just a little overboard.

Thoughts?
 
 
oxygen_4_losers
08 August 2007 @ 06:56 pm
Title: A Fortune For Your Disaster(2/?)

Author: [info]oxygen_losers

Pairing: There's some Frank/Pete(Wentz) in this chapter, Gerard/Frank overall.

Rating: PG-13. Swearing and drug useage.

POV: Third

Disclaimer: Not mine.

Summary: “Yeah,” he managed finally and he wasn’t, he couldn’t be, because every time he glanced up, there was Gerard with those dead black eyes and the way he flickered and God, God, why hadn’t the movies warned him? Gerard was fucking creepy.

Chapter One

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oxygen_4_losers
31 May 2007 @ 08:47 am
Title: Eyes Like The Summer (9/?)

Author: oxygen_losers

Rating: R for language and subject matter.

Author's Note: Oh my God, here it is. Finally. Months of writer's clock undone. I'm so sorry for the wait.

Summary: It was terrifying how completely he could disappear from my life if he wanted to and for the first time I stopped to think about it and oh my God, maybe it was deliberate.

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oxygen_4_losers
22 April 2007 @ 01:08 pm
Title: Tear Open Your Heart (So I Can Love You And Your Disease)

Author: oxygen_losers

Pairing: Mike/Will/William

Rating: Hard NC-17

Summary: "He’s not sure when they figure out that this can be a fight, too, but it’s a kiss for a moment and then it’s not, it’s fingernails tearing at skin and teeth and William pushing Will back onto the bed and climbing on top of him..."

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oxygen_4_losers
01 April 2007 @ 03:38 pm
Title: A Fortune For Your Disaster. (1/?)

Author: oxygen_losers

Featuring: Gerard and Frank

Rating: PG-13, currently

Disclaimer: I don't own them, this isn't real. Except technically people are public domain, so I'm pretty sure I can't get in trouble for this...

Summary: Frank never felt guilty about Gerard. Never spared him much thought. Except this, this Gerard with the bruise-dark eyes and the unhinged grin, it means maybe Frank fucked with the wrong person.

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oxygen_4_losers
25 March 2007 @ 06:38 pm
Title: You're Just A Boy Who's Afraid Of The Dark (15/?)

Rating: R

Pairing: Gabe/William, William/Mike

Summary: "He knew he shouldn’t answer the letters, so he didn’t, but sometimes he fell asleep with them clutched tightly in his fingers and some of them he’d read so many times that they were worn at the creases, gone soft like well-loved paper always did and maybe it was a good thing Mike was out of the house most of the time. He wouldn’t have liked the way Will was now, edgy and restless in those few days between Gabe’s misaddressed envelopes, pacing around at three in the morning and wondering if Gabe had forgotten."

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