Diamondnuggies
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Ryan is roaming the streets of Vegas, pessimistic and stripped of hope. A sudden craving for a caffeine beverage happens to miraculously change his world views upside down, bit by bit.
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You’re the Subject of Every One of My Love Songs by Diamondnuggies
Fandoms: Panic! at the Disco
14 Jun 2026
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The newfound band, Panic! At The Disco, are in need of a vocalist. Luckily, the bassist knows a guy—a guy which one of the members, Ryan, finds to be rather intriguing, to say the least.
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A Whole New Spin (Anything Can Happen If You Let It) by servecobwebheadaches
Fandoms: Panic! at the Disco
09 Jul 2018
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Brendon Urie is a professional ballet dancer, who works and performs under Pete Wentz's direction. When Pete chooses the production of Mary Poppins, Brendon is assigned to work with Ryan Ross, a professional tap dancer, on one of the main pieces of the show. Brendon simply hates the entire genre of tap, and instantly hates Ryan Ross himself for disrespecting the precious art of ballet. Pete further assigns them to work alone in the theatre to get the piece done, for six days a week, lasting three months.
They have to learn to deal with that, somehow.
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07 Jun 2026
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ryan needs someone to hook up with at this party, and he thinks the scrawny theater kid is the perfect candidate
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06 Jun 2026
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"Sorry, man. Maybe you should call Geek Squad."
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05 Jun 2026
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"I do have to share a bathroom with Brendon, and a bedroom wall, too, so maybe I’ll lose some sleep and a bit of sanity, but it shouldn’t be too bad. Once you’ve shared bunk space in a shitty tour bus, you’ve kind of seen it all."
Cabin AU in which the band secludes themselves in a cabin for three weeks, and through relaxing, de-stressing, smoking weed, and song writing, Ryan maybe discovers some things about himself, too.
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29 May 2026
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the propinquity effect: a psychological phenomenon where physical or functional proximity increases the likelihood of forming friendships or romantic relationships
ryan and brendon have been paired up as project partners in their psychology of attraction class
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13 May 2026