evidence of a love that transcends hunger by atlantablack
Fanwork Notes
Content Warnings:
- under-negotiated kink (I cannot emphasize that one strongly enough)
- light dom/sub
- trust kink
- light bondage
- orgasm denial
- sexual overstimulation
- half-sibling incest
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Summary: Fëanor does not even get a chance to finish being annoying before Fingolfin’s eyes flash with something far too dark to be only fury and his hand snaps out to grab a handful of Fëanor’s hair. He wrenches Fëanor’s head back in a move that is so surprisingly painful it throws him off balance. In the same moment he kicks Fëanor’s feet out from under him and slams him to his knees. He forgets sometimes he thinks, feeling a bit dazed, that Fingolfin had not only fought Morgoth, but lasted an impressive amount of time against him. Fingolfin pulls his head back until they lock eyes, says, “Why must you be so—” his voice cracks, anger seeping out of every fracture line cracking through his body. He studies the ice in Fingolfin’s eyes and thinks, we never talked about the boats. Not in truth. Major Characters: Fëanor, Fingolfin Major Relationships: Fëanor/Fingolfin Genre: Romance Challenges: Rating: Adult Warnings: Check Notes for Warnings, Sexual Content (Graphic) This fanwork belongs to the series |
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| Chapters: 1 | Word Count: 7, 450 |
| Posted on 6 April 2025 | Updated on 6 April 2025 |
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I would like to really really really emphasize the “under-negotiated kink” - I cannot emphasize strongly enough how little they negotiate anything at all - immovable force meet unstoppable object = negative ability to communicate - consensual? yes. safe? debatable. sane? probably not.
I listened to Come See About Me by Nicki Minaj on loop for like two days straight while writing this & tbh would recommend listening to it while reading
fic title is from Snow and Dirty Rain | Richard Siken
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