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“Evan Hansen, will you pretend to go out with me?”
Connor finds the perfect way to piss off homophobic relatives, get his parents off his back, and trick his sister into asking out her best friend. The only problem is, sometimes it's very hard not to get sucked into your own lie.
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20 Sep 2025
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The Desperate Type by chchchchcherrybomb, murphystarr, vinegarandglitter
Fandom: Dear Evan Hansen - Pasek & Paul/Levenson
24 Dec 2018
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After falling from the tree didn't do the trick, Evan begins to seek out another solution. A partner. Peer pressure to get the job done. He spends several weeks trolling a website with a section called Suicide Partners after breaking his arm. He finds a potential match in someone else who is looking to make sure they actually pull the trigger this time (metaphorically speaking).
Three guesses whose message Evan responds to.
It's Connor's, of course.
Inspired by My Heart and Other Black Holes.
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17 Sep 2025
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Fight or Flight by Mephistophelia
Fandoms: West Side Story (2021), West Side Story - Bernstein/Sondheim/Laurents
13 Nov 2022
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Riff, Anita thought absently, danced like a knife fighter. Not a movement wasted. Not a step missed. He would dart in and out and leave you gutted before you even realized he’d been there at all.
Or, Riff and Anita are paired up as dance partners the night before the rumble, and a series of catastrophically bad decisions take place one right after another.
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12 Sep 2025
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Patrick hadn’t minded all of the time it took, all of the media attention, all of the microphones pressed into his face to ask him about the challenger and his performance, and hadn’t even minded that he had lost, for once in his life.
“It was a beautiful game,” one woman had said, a gorgeous blonde with an endearing European accent that could’ve been from anywhere, “how do you feel now?”
On top of the fucking world, Patrick had wanted to say. A phantom utterance: Code violation. Audible obscenity. Point penalty, Zweig—On top of the whole damn world, he would correct.
Instead, with a distinct ringing in his ears, he had said, “Great,” and felt the fresh trickle of sweat fall down his nose and drop to the cement where they were huddled, “Really, really great."
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11 Sep 2025