And That's One Hundred Eighty Times

I wasn't ever going to finish this one because I had no story for it; I just wanted to read Kevin being a Guy in women's clothes and not having any gender identity weirdness about it, but I had no interest in writing about what it would have taken to get Kevin as I see him to that point.

No warnings.

( It's Joe who figures it out first, because Joe's a lot more perceptive than he looks, because Joe doesn't do that thing Nick does, their parents do, where he tells himself he's not seeing something if he doesn't want to see it. )

Apparently sometimes I think it's fun to write about Kevin even without pairing him with randoms. I think I abandoned this one because it was going to drift into preachy self-esteem-PSA territory.

No warnings.

( When Dad brings Kevin – any one of them – out to lunch, it's a Big Deal, 'cause Mom's the Friend who does lunches and shopping and stuff, and Dad's the Parent, and lunch means he's got something big to talk about and has to make absolutely sure Joe and Nick can't eavesdrop. )

IDK, I have a crossover addiction, and before I wandered into bandom I was sticking Kevin in the fandoms I flirted with between my old fandom and Disney RPF. The timeline here is super jumpy because I always intended to go back and fill in more detail; basically, Kevin & Ianto meet, fall in love, move in together, there is Gwen-and-Rhys-esque drama about Ianto not telling Kevin what his job is, Ianto eventually tells Kevin, there is mpreg using alien technology, and sometime after that Ianto dies of Torchwood.

Porn, light bondage, sex pollen, pre-mpreg.

( It wasn't that Kevin had a problem with their fans' enthusiasm, it was just that he'd always been a far more sedate person than either of his brothers, and had a much harder time adapting to the chaos. )