I May Have Realized This Crazy Late, But Steve's Dream Of Having 6 Kids And Traveling During The Summer

I may have realized this crazy late, but Steve's dream of having 6 kids and traveling during the summer in an motorhome is a stark contrast to how he lived his childhood, which is probably the reason he has this dream in the first place.

Steve is likely an only child, which would make him probably feel lonely, as he never had anyone to play with or even talk to, especially during his childhood. He had Tommy and Carol, sure, but they couldn't stay at his house all of the time. They couldn't play games or talk until past their bedtimes, they couldn't be there when he was having a rough time at home, they often couldn't walk with him to school.

Steve would always be jealous of people with siblings, because, even though he was always told that it sucked to have a brother or sister, he could see how much they all cared for each other, how they were always there. He could see how they would keep an eye out for one another, always bickering fondly, all bark no bite. How they were always around, a lingering presence that would be annoying but oddly comforting. Mike and Nancy still took care of each other, even though they tried to show that they hated each other (Steve could still see that they were close, though), and Jonathan would never hurt Will. He was always there, always grounding Will when life became too much. They were all as close as can be. Bonded by blood and family.

Steve wanted that, and, as much as Dustin was like a younger brother to him, he couldn't help but feel like he was still missing something, missing the connection to someone else that Will and Jonathan had, or even Mike or Nancy. A connection only those connected by blood had.

He promised himself that, if he had a kid, he would have another, because he never wanted his child to feel lonely. To miss that sibling playfulness and affection that Steve never experienced himself. To be lonely, to lack a presence that many others had. To never have someone who knew them more than even parents did.

His summers were filled with parties full of people but empty of meaning. He was always stuck in Hawkins, chained to his house and his pool , while his parents went everywhere. Paris. Italy. Greece. Egypt. New York. Canada. Everywhere. But he never went with them, he never went anywhere. He got used to seeing the same trees, the same roads, the same buildings, and his heart yearned for something more. There was a whole world out there that he wanted to see, one that he desperately reached for, a world that refused to let him in. He got used to the sick feeling in the stomach knowing that he would see the same sights every year, that he would be stuck. He never wanted anyone else to feel this way, especially his children.

Steve figured that summer trips in a motorhome would be perfect. As much as it would be a lot of driving, he and his family could go anywhere they wanted to, stop at ever sight and take photos by as much nature and life as they wanted. They could play silly games in the car, laugh over stories, and bicker like families do. Long gone would be the parties filled with fake smiles, a fake happiness that would fade by morning. Everything would change, there would be genuine happiness, and no one would feel alone or trapped.

This was Steve Harrington's dream. He wanted a life for his kids that he never had himself, a life that he yearned for, a life full of relationships and experiences and love. A life that his kids would be thankful for, and one that he would be thankful for, too.

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Stranger Things x MHA

First off, let me say I was so happy to find many people who both love stranger things and MHA, your taste is impeccable. A minor premise for people who don't know MHA but want to understand this: MHA is a tv show where most people are born with quirks and being a Hero is considered the best status. Some people use their quirks for evil purposes and are called Villains. In order to become a Hero, you have to go to a Hero school, study and get licensed.

Students profiles:

Steve Harrington School class: 3A (Department of Heroes) Quirk: Shiny Hair. Anyone who looks at his hair gets charmed by him. He needs to take good care of his hair because the more his hair is in excellent condition, the stronger his power is. The effects aren't long-term, but enough to distract the enemy and kick their asses. When his hair is at its best, he can make people fall in love with him. Weaknesses: if his hair gets dirty, the charm can turn into disgust. His quirk is also ineffective if people don’t look at his hair. Hero costume: is equipped with a hood that protects his hair and small compartments where he stores essential hair products. He also has throwable mirrors to reflect his image from different angles in case the enemy tries to avoid his quirk.

Eddie Munson School class: 3C -> 3A (From General department to Hero department) Quirk: Storytelling. He’s able to turn everything he reads out loud into something tangible. He could potentially control people with the proper training, but he limits himself to writing about weapons/gadgets and refuses to explore his powers more. He doesn't need to be heard by someone to make his quirk work. Weaknesses: his quirk is more effective if the words are handwritten and especially by himself. If he isn’t precise enough with descriptions, his quirk produces blobs of ink. He can only write one page at a time before needing some time to recharge. Hero costume: is very dramatic and theatrical but he only needs the notebook and pens latched to his belt. He wears gloves and a face mask to protect his hands and his voice.

Nancy Wheeler Class: 2A (Heroes) Quirk: Sniping. Everything she throws always lands where she wants it to, she has to stare at the target she wants to hit until she hits it. Weaknesses: her quirk is effective only if she can keep eye contact with the target, even blinking once makes her throws/hits ineffective. She has to see clearly her target, and the more she uses her quirk the less precise she gets. Hero costume: she wears glasses that protect her eyes and help her see long-distance targets. She carries different types of weapons, her favorite being guns.

Robin Buckley Class: 2C-> 2B (from General to Hero) Quirk: Chitchat. If she talks for a long time, the enemies get in a temporary state of confusion. Depending on the tone that she uses, she can hit different senses of the opponent: obscuring the view, blocking the hearing etc. Her quirk is based on how many words she can pronounce, to get better she had to learn to speak fast to get to the right amount of words in the shortest time possible. Weaknesses: long pauses between words make her quirk ineffective. Once she starts, she has to make sure to not be interrupted. The opponent has to listen to her and understand what she’s saying: if the enemy plugs their ears or speaks another language, her power is ineffective. She decides to learn as many languages as she can for this reason. Hero costume: much like Eddie, she has to protect her voice so she wears a face mask as well, with an incorporated megaphone to make her voice audible also from a long distance. She also carries earplugs to give to her allies to protect them from her quirk.

Jonathan Byers Class: 2B (Heroes) Quirk: photo-portals. He can use photos as portals to teleport. It's effective only if the places captured in the pictures are recognizable. The pictures have to be printed and he needs to touch them to use his quirk. Weaknesses: if the pictures are blurry, his quirk might be ineffective and he could get stuck in between places (he carries a couple of pictures of his home just in case, to get unstuck). Hero costume: is pretty anonymous. He prefers comfy clothes, he's equipped with a camera, a few different lenses and a photo album with essentials he might need (photo of the police department, his house, the school etc.)

Argyle Class: 2A (Heroes) Quirk: green thumb. His thumbs and big toes are green and when they get in contact with soil, he's able to grow plants within seconds. He can grow any sort of plant as long as he knows everything about them. Weaknesses: he needs the right type of soil to make the plants grow and the right thickness for the roots. He can grow a certain amount of plants then he needs to recharge by eating food. He swears that Pizza is the most effective but there are no scientific studies to back up his claims. Hero costume: he carries a bag full of soil on his back and has big pockets where he stores plant guides, pizza slices and other plant care items.

Teachers Profiles:

Joyce Byers Homeroom teacher of: Class 2A Quirk: seeking. Using different types of clues, she's able to find anyone. She can see colored tracks invisible to anyone else's eye that she activates by being in contact with personal objects of whoever she has to find. Weaknesses: her quirk is most effective if the objects she uses have sentimental value. If there's no sentimental value, her quirk is ineffective. Hero's costume: she doesn't need much for her quirk to be able to work. She wears glasses to protect her vision and keeps her hands free to be ready to touch objects when needed.

Jim Hopper Homeroom teacher of: Class 3A Quirk: endurance. He's able to bear huge amounts of pain, channel them and use them against his opponents. Having to deal and handle pain all his life, has affected his character, making him closed off to most people. Weaknesses: despite being able to endure a lot, he isn't invincible. Too much pain all at once could have permanent effects on his mental and physical well-being. Hero costume: he's equipped with an instrument that detects the levels of pain he's storing and alerts him when he's close to his limit.

Murray Bauman Homeroom teacher of: Class 2B Quirk: truth-telling. He's able to detect lies and, if he talks enough with his listener, he can get to the truth without being explicitly told what it is. He uses his quirk to make/brake up couples. Students call it "getting murrayed". Weaknesses: his quirk becomes imprecise if he isn't able to talk with the person involved but has to listen to recordings, calls etc. although detecting the lie is easy for him, finding the truth requires more time and a bit of intuition, so his words can't be trusted all the time.

I'd love to hide more but I'm afraid this post is long already. I'm curious to know what everyone thinks!! I have a Steddie dynamic in mind (obviously) but it didn't fit with everything else here. I didn't include the party because they would get to school once everyone else graduates. I'm tagging people who showed interest into this crossover in my other post, I hope I'm not bothering you by tagging you here (if I am, please forgive me): @isapolvorita @legitcookie @flxurishing @ledleaf @symbioticsimplicity @stringischeese @likezoinxman @amoris-no-smut @gendersnatcher

Fanart of @coolestjoy30 fanfic “It Takes Two to Survive”(it’s a really amazing story and it’s seriously one of my favorites!!!) This take place when Steve and Robin were kidnapped by Brenner and kept in the lab.

My take on Steve getting cursed by Vecna.

Chose his Vecna song as Everyone Wants To Rule The World by Tears For Fears.

Will Tears For Fears be enough to save Steve, who knows I don't.

(I made this back in like November...)

Logan/Logic - Nancy

Patton/Heart - Steve

Roman/Creativity - Robin

Virgil/Anxiety - Eddie