SomethingRoguish
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Dennis Whitaker tried to find answers in God. When that didn't work, he turned to medicine.
And when that didn't work, he turned to the two married attendings.
Or I heard we were making Dennis Whitaker have religious trauma and I decided to help out.
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- Part 1 of i retract and repent in dust and ashes
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13 Nov 2025
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"And Whitaker is just starting to freak out about the fact that the first person he came out to in Pittsburgh was Dr. Robby out of all people when another gurney rolls trough and he realizes he needs to get this thing in quickly and get back to work."
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Whitaker needs a tampon - things develop from there in unexpected ways.
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15 Jun 2025
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Robby laughs and Jack doesn't even care if he is making fun of him. It didn’t matter.
“No, I mean it as a good thing.” He says softly and it’s one of those rare moments where Michael lets himself actually speak not with his mind but with heart.
“You’re a good friend Jack. Loyal, comforting and when I walk into a room and you’re there, it’s like you know I’m there. You’re happy to see me and in turn, it makes me… happy. You just make rooms better. You know, like a dog because they make everything better.”
Jack had laughed then.
But the words had lingered.
A dog.
Maybe he was a dog. Not a house dog. Not a pet, no. A stray.
Jack was a stray dog, circling the heels of a man that fed him. A dog that had chewed off his own leg trying to escape. A dog that was kicked, beaten down and starved.
Whining, waiting for love, for affection.Series
Bookmarked by SomethingRoguish
14 Jun 2025
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Ubi amor, ibi dolor (Where there's love, there's pain) by XCuteAsHale
Fandoms: The Pitt (TV)
22 Jul 2025
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There weren't any spontaneous combustions of symptoms, not really. It wasn’t as if one day Robby woke up and realized that he hadn’t touched another human being outside of his patients in months, that he hadn’t felt someone's hand touch his, hadn’t felt arms wrap around him, someone grabbing him and holding him close.
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Sometimes all you need is a light in the dark, but in Jack Abbot's opinion, having someone with a map and a torch ready to lead the way might just be a better solution.
Bookmarked by SomethingRoguish
14 Jun 2025