The Magic Of Animation~ScenerySeen Through Gravity Falls

The Magic of Animation~Scenery Seen through Gravity Falls

#They’re best friends. Just the facts.

I don’t understand when people complain about “likespamming.” If I see the same person 20 times in a row in my notifs, even if they don’t reblog anything or follow me, I’m excited that they came to my gay little museum and had a good time! That’s literally what it’s for!!

Steve: Can I say something?

Eddie: Sure.

Steve: Your smile is the prettiest smile I have ever seen.

Eddie: Can I say something as well?

Steve: Sure.

Eddie: This smile only exists when I'm with you.

Robin, disgusted: I think I'm gonna throw up what the fuck

Eddie, despite ample opportunity, has never commented on how much of a dick Steve used to be. Not when it’s the whole group ragging on him (with affection, usually), not when it’s Steve himself telling a funny story about something monumentally stupid he’d done in high school, not even when it’s just the two of them together, reminiscing, frowning over past mistakes

It takes Steve a while to notice, and while he appreciates it, he does sort of wonder why

“I mean, I must’ve given you reason to,” Steve says, when he brings it up to Eddie

Eddie shrugs. “Whether you did or not doesn’t really matter now. I think I, of all people, get that you sometimes just really gotta leave high school in the past.”

“Yeah, but you talk about other shit you did in high school,” Steve says. “Even Robin has a couple of stories about how much of an asshole I was. Why don’t you?”

“Because I know you,” Eddie says, far more sincerely than Steve had expected. “I know how you get sometimes, all up in your head, repeating all the shit you’ve heard people say about you. And when you get like that, I don’t want you to be able to hear it in my voice. Not even if I was joking when I said it.”

The words hit Steve like a fist in the sternum.

“Not even– not even if I deserve it?”

“No. Because you don’t deserve it.”

There are a lot of things Steve doesn’t deserve, and he’s pretty sure Eddie—Eddie’s friendship, Eddie’s forgiveness, Eddie’s love—is right near the top of the list. But Steve’s always been a little selfish; he’s always been too willing to grab for good things that he knows he shouldn’t touch

“I don’t want to make you feel worse,” Eddie says. “I wanna be the reason you feel better.”

And Steve doesn’t deserve that, either. But when Eddie says it like that, like he’s so goddamn sure, it’s hard not to believe him. Hard not to believe that maybe– maybe Steve doesn’t have to bleed to have this. Maybe he can let Eddie reach for him, be held against him, fist his hands in Eddie’s shirt and press his face into the curve of Eddie’s neck and just… be

And maybe that will be enough

Dad!Steddie with a little boy means so much to me.

Steve plays catch with him in the front yard as Eddie watches his favorite boys from the porch.

Eddie let’s him ride on his shoulders everywhere they go.

Eddie teaches him how to play guitar.

Steve lifts him up to help him shoot a basket into the net.

Eddie throws him into the air and he lets out a little squeal.

They all play tag and airplane together and he has way too many toy trains and cars (he also definitely has a doll and a teddy bear that he begs to sleep with every night)

Eddie is thrilled when he’s old enough and asks if he can teach him DND.

Steve spends a lot of time with him in the kitchen teaching him how to bake and cook actual meals.

They’re the dads they never had but always wanted.