OBLIGATORY ‘AUS I REALLY WANT’ POST
- incredibly long crosscountry train ride AU
- police procedural AU
- bookstore AU
- reluctant teammates that save the world together AU
- platonic living together AU
- lawyers AU
- stuck-in-an-airport-because-the-flights-were-SO-VERY-delayed-and-it’s-like-two-am AU
- sent to live with cousins AU
- pretending to be siblings because of reasons AU
- teaming up to rescue respective abducted children AU
- pseudo-adopting-the-runaway-i-ran-into AU
- forget high school students AU i want a high school teachers AU
- law school AU
HERE HAVE SOME MORE
- on the same college tour AU
- trapped in a bank during a robbery AU
- forced to share a table at the coffee shop a couple days in a row because crowded coffee shop and no room AU
- DOCTORS AU
- medical school AU
- ride the same bus together literally every day AU
- vet clinic AU
- ‘i’m pretending to be ur bff bc u looked VERY uncomfortable with that person at the bar hitting on u’ AU
- college professors AU
- on a train together and the train is stopped in the middle of nowhere for some reason AU
(Source: aromanticgcallen)
au ideas
- friends with benefits
- they get stoned and hook up but aren’t attracted to each other sober, or at least one of them isn’t or claims to not be
- codependent relationship — they’re abusive and violent and needy and desperate
- psych ward
- high school au — muse a is the bad boy/girl and muse b is the religious prude and muse a corrupts them
- muse a is a reformed drug addict trying to get clean and muse b is heavy into drugs and brings them back into the scene
- ravers
- muse a has an eating disorder and addictions and muse b tries to save them from themselves
- muse a is jaded from a childhood of being put down. they become an absolute emotionally vacant perfectionist. muse b has to convince them that they are vulnerable and sensitive.
- muse a is a wo/manizer who can charm the pants off anybody. they finds one person (muse b) they can’t charm, and they chase after muse b. muse b thinks they’re pathetic.
- college au — muse a is a strong liberal, muse b is conservative and opinionated about it. they have a sociology class together and arguments ensue.
- invisible monsters au — a pair travel across the country coming up with fake names and stealing prescription pills from homes they visit before leaving the next day. they run into trouble of some kind (possibly one of their exes who finds out what they’re doing and threatens to expose them).
- muse a is completely burnt out on the city. they came right after college and now just want to get the hell out. they spend their nights alone at a pub drinking, when one day muse b catches their eye. they are intrigued by muse b and just watches them from a distance for a while. muse a will eventually get the courage to buy muse b a drink.
- muse a runs away and stumbles across muse b who takes them in and lets them live at his place. it’s a cramped studio apartment full of like 7 drug addicts and dealers. a deal goes wrong for one of the patrons and muse b ends up killing the drug lord by accident. they both then have to run before the police show up.
- what started as a nameless drunken hookup turns into something more when muse a’s car is stolen along with the keys to their apartment. they show up to find out the apartment has been picked clean. they then are forced to live with the nameless hookup (muse b) until they can get back on their feet.
- muse a’s mother dies and father loses his job so muse a, the oldest child, has to go into prostitution to make ends meet. either a client or police officer (muse b) takes them in and offers them a place to stay and money to take care of their family if they promise to stop selling themself for money.
- muse a accidentally kills a person in a car accident. years later, muse a is terribly guilty and has become an alcoholic. they find comfort in the bartender (muse b) at the local pub. little do they know that muse b’s twin was the one they killed.
- siblings/step-siblings — mixed signals, confusion, stolen kisses, hooking up at family events, etc.
- age gap — teacher/student, parent/son or daughter’s friend