Sidney's one of the normal ones. Frankly, that's good. She can grow up and be kinda alright, and she won't be inhaling paint thinner at three in the morning in the bar basement until she vomits, and she won't drink alone in a pub bathroom because she's a stalker t's wrong, and she won't huddle in a high school broom closet and drink bleach. (Charlie-centric, CSA topic warning!)

Charlie, a girl, and the gang. Toss lightly with violence. Add a flame-thrower as a garnish. CHAPTER NINETEEN UP.

Dennis has an eating disorder. Charlie attempts to help. CW for eating disorders as well as...for IASIP. I'll let you know if anything else pops up.

Someone leaves something in the lady's room, chaos ensues. (Features appearances by Rick Sanchez and Jim Pickens.)

In the wake of COVID-19, The Gang exploits the public's fears to make a profit.

Dennis distracts Mac from the gym. Oneshot.

Charlie and Dee have a secret arrangement. Oneshot.

When it comes to Dennis, Mac is in for anything he can get. Unfortunately for him, Dennis knows this. Warnings: Smut, canon-typical Dennis being terrible

Charlie seeks out the Scientist to see if he can figure out how to let cats talk to spiders after all. But first he needs to figure out how to research. And before that he's really got to learn to read better. It's a good thing the Scientist is on board with helping him because it looks like they're going to be spending a lot of time together.

Three important changes in Mac and Charlie's lives.

In the end, he loves her, whether they like it or not. Dennis and Dee, brother and sister. Canon relationships.

Charlie tells Mac it's okay. Smut. Religious guilt & internalised homophobia. But it's all okay. Set before season 13. (I started writing this before mfhp, it just happens to sound like/relate to it, so I named it after that)

mac teaches charlie how to read. but mac has a different plan

what the title says. they get high and make out, basically. charmac.

some jerk older kid sold 13 y/o mac fake cocaine & he can't wait to share it with his best buddy charlie. / sniffing glue, (what they think is) cocaine & death pacts. / baby charmac one shot. they're only kids so it's more of a friendship thing. / rated t for (underage) drug use & swearing? it isn't really coke but they still get high on glue, so? idk how to tag lol

The waitress is involved in a car wreck, and the gang decides to keep Charlie from finding out. Meanwhile, Dennis and Mac make a new "Project Badass" video.

Assim que o carro cruza a fronteira da cidade ele começa a mudar.

He knows perfectly well that if he wanted to, Dennis could reach up and strangle him. But he never does, even if his dreams tell him that he should. Because he never wants to hurt anybody. Sometimes he just does. It never makes him feel any better, even though he thinks it's supposed to.

O advogado perguntou para os gêmeos com quem eles queriam morar. Dennis disse que queria morar com sua mãe. E Dee disse que queria morar com seu pai. E ela tentou não olhar para a cara de seu irmão ao dizer isso - AU em que Frank e Barbara se divorciaram quando Dee e Dennis ainda eram jovens.

One-shot. Dee and Dennis like to play a game when nobody is around. Incest.

What starts out as a simple out of court settlement against the owners of Paddy's Pub, results in a changing of hands of the bar, and throws the lives of all of its former owners into chaos. After backroom deals are made, and some delusional ideations are factored in, the feud between the Reynolds and McPoyles evolves into an adventure of epic proportions.

Charlie has a problem now that he's crashing with Mac.

Post Season 12. The Waitress is now a fixture in Charlie's life, only Charlie is finding that it isn't all what it was cracked up to be. Once again he flees to Dee's apartment, and the two of them soon find themselves sharing more than just a room.

based on this prompt: Dee and the Waitress accidentally run into each other at a lesbian bar. They're both very flustered because they didn't want anyone to know they were both questioning their sexuality.

"Mac's overwhelmed mind kicks into overdrive as he watches Dennis, his Dennis, crumble messily. It's happened before, and it'll happen again, but it throws Mac off every single fucking time. It hurts. He can't imagine how it makes Dennis feel. To have his emotions gone one day and then ever-present next and then swishing through his body violently a few days later can't be easy."