“… Where I said “lesbian” the word lesbian was changed to “queer.” I was rebranded. I became the mythological “if the situation was right” lesbian. The appropriated slur “queer,” has become the popular descriptor of choice for a “yes” girl or a “maybe” girl— An “I’m not going to rule anything out because I’m open-minded” girl. It doesn’t carry the sting of lesbian. The stigma of lesbian. The boundaries of lesbian. Lesbian is a solid “No.” ”Not even if…” And that unwillingness to bend is the very reason lesbians are targeted with insidious psychological warfare.”
Title: Lost Bets, Paid Debts Author:@piecesofscully Rating: NC-17/Explicit Length: 903 words Pairing: MSR
(Note: this was supposed to be an addition to my color series, but it took on a life of its own, and I forgot to add in anything color related. I guess it’s a one-off now)
Mulder never paid much attention to the ridiculously tiny space that is the basement’s supply closet, but he’s acutely aware of its size now that its shelves are digging into his back and the tip of Scully’s nose is grazing the skin above his belt buckle. He catches a hint of the smell of her shampoo from this morning’s shower, her crisp apple skirting through the heavy musk of old paper and cardboard.
