I had a lot of fantasies 'bout how it'd go the first time Logan touched me. More'n I can count, to be honest. But somehow, I missed this one.

Him just walking in to my room.

Sequel to You'll Get There in the End (It Just Takes a While). The Federation and the Romulan Empire have been on the verge of war for what sometimes feels like forever; this is the place where what passes for peace might end.

If anyone else wants to share personal experience on warnings either historically or in their current form, please feel free to add a link and I'll organize these. I am going to go out on a limb and say that this topic is far from dead and I'd like to have a reference post to consult later.

I'm going to say this in case it needs saying; the new (and much better) reasons for warnings are not incompatible with avoiding the historical (and in some fandoms, current) use of warnings as social control. We can do both, and from what I'm reading, we can do it in a way that satisfies vidders that warnings will not be used for specific institutional exclusionary purposes, only personal use.

"I'd like the luxury of preaching patience; it's so easy when you don't have anything to lose."

AIRPS, Adam/Kris, Kris/Other, various, NC-17
Summary: In which Kris finds a puppy and the laws of probability change dramatically.

"A mere man cannot match us," she says, drawing a fingernail down his cheek. "But you are no mere man, are you?"

Atlantis was a neutral colony before it became a prison camp, split between the mainland facilities and the ocean bound city itself for the war criminals and those convicted of crimes against humanity. Alcatraz, he'd heard Sheppard drawl when he arrived in the gateroom, manacled and bruised from a scuffle in the Colorado gate room that ended with four injured Marines. Inescapable, or so they said, but Sheppard's single word reminded him that nothing's inescapable.

They would pay any price that was asked, Nimueh whispered at the end, trembling with exhaustion, desperate, pleading, anything, anything at all. Just give her this child. Give her the son he stole from her.
[Merlin/Arthur, Ygraine/Nimueh, Ygraine/Uther]

He's out of practice with dealing with John, and it shows.

Considering Arthur's future wife will be chosen less for compatibility than for her political value, Merlin may be the only marriage he'll have that won't end in bloodshed or a great deal of fortifying wine.

John/Ronon
Rating: R/NC-17
Spoilers: Runner, The Return Part II, The Last Man
Summary: He's watching John erase a potential future with every second that passes.

The learning curve can be a little rough.

Codes: McKay, Sheppard/McKay
Rating: R
Summary: They woke up brand new.
[Seriously, this is the creepiest thing I've read in the fandom, ever]

Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17
It's why he could sit in the middle of a camp of Mounties, eating a bowl of God-is-this-polar-bear-stew and say, hey, buddy, got an idea. Let's go get that Hand of Franklin. I cannot think of anything more unlikely, so I'm pretty sure we'll find it.

Close enough. Ray moves four inches to the right and tries again. "This entire--thing. Trip. Adventure. *I know what this is*." "And that is?" "I've been kidnapped."

Smallville/Spiderman the Movie crossover: It's instant, like the click of a camera, a moment out of time captured and preserved. Even if he doesn't know why until now.

It wasn't sudden, and Lex didn't know it was happening until it had. And then he did.

Clark surrenders to the inevitable.

Summary: Being knocked up by Lex Luthor is *awesome*.

Sheppard, McKay/Sheppard
Rating: NC-17
Summary: And this is how you wake up married.

I have--a lot of people. samdonne issued the challenge back in January for a Dean meets John Sheppard that I couldn't--quite--get out of my head when I asked for prompts, which means I hit a record of answring four of my own prompts.

Joan's never really hated anyone like she hates the nurse right now.
"Breathe, sweetie" the woman says from somewhere near Joan's ankles, staring intently at places that honestly, Joan would prefer never be studied so intently for purposes other than recreational. When she looks up with an encouraging smile plastered across her face, Joan's hit her limit.
"Rodney, sidearm."

Seperis