Birthday Ink <3 (Squishy-love)
Jun 10, 2014 1:28:48 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on Jun 10, 2014 1:28:48 GMT -5
In comparison to Phoenix’s previous drug problems, and Oriel’s experiences with alcohol, and from what he’d seen when he roamed the streets of New York, Oriel fine with his growing attachment and need for nicotine to get through his more stressful days. There were definitely worse things with worse side effects, and if all he got was a little lung cancer and emphysema, then he could live with it. Probably.
The only thing he’d really mourn was the loss of his stamina (and possibly is exuberant singing voice!) over the years…but he wasn’t that far yet…right?
“You ain’t going to die, pudgey, not from a little bout like that.” Oriel teased his boyfriend as they walked, brushing his fingers through Phoenix’s hair now damp with perspiration. “Uh…sure. If you want. Just don’t hurt yourself.” Oriel could see Phoenix getting a hernia while doing the bicep curl on the lowest weight setting.
Oriel sniggered at Phoenix’s confirmation, or rather, lack of. “Don’t worry ‘bout it, Squish. I’ll tell you ‘nother time.” One of these days. Phoenix had probably wondered where he’d gotten his first tattoo. It was another few minutes before they reached the parlor where they had arranged for this birthday gift. There were a few complication in setting it up(mainly because Oriel was still only 17 and still needed “parental” permission to get this shit done, which nearly sent Oriel into a rage about parentals and adultship ideas that he still felt were ridiculous considering that he didn’t have one and had practically been the other for years) but after a few “kind” words, and a request to a few necessary people, they managed to set the appointment in stone with a deposit. All they had to do after that was show up with the other half of the bill and flash some IDs.
An annoying process. Why did that shit even matter anyway?
Oriel stepped inside after Phoenix, smirking at his lover’s stilly announcement, then pulled the boy over to the front counter where a lady who looked far too old to be the punk rocker she was trying to portray stood, chewing on some pink bubblegum. After some introductions and signing in, they were instructed to wait in the front room while the artist finished up with his previous customer and got the room cleaned and set up for the next one; for Oriel and Phoenix. Oriel nuzzled his head down into Phoenix’s neck. “Thanks for doing this,” he mumbled softly. “I ‘preciate it.”
The only thing he’d really mourn was the loss of his stamina (and possibly is exuberant singing voice!) over the years…but he wasn’t that far yet…right?
“You ain’t going to die, pudgey, not from a little bout like that.” Oriel teased his boyfriend as they walked, brushing his fingers through Phoenix’s hair now damp with perspiration. “Uh…sure. If you want. Just don’t hurt yourself.” Oriel could see Phoenix getting a hernia while doing the bicep curl on the lowest weight setting.
Oriel sniggered at Phoenix’s confirmation, or rather, lack of. “Don’t worry ‘bout it, Squish. I’ll tell you ‘nother time.” One of these days. Phoenix had probably wondered where he’d gotten his first tattoo. It was another few minutes before they reached the parlor where they had arranged for this birthday gift. There were a few complication in setting it up(mainly because Oriel was still only 17 and still needed “parental” permission to get this shit done, which nearly sent Oriel into a rage about parentals and adultship ideas that he still felt were ridiculous considering that he didn’t have one and had practically been the other for years) but after a few “kind” words, and a request to a few necessary people, they managed to set the appointment in stone with a deposit. All they had to do after that was show up with the other half of the bill and flash some IDs.
An annoying process. Why did that shit even matter anyway?
Oriel stepped inside after Phoenix, smirking at his lover’s stilly announcement, then pulled the boy over to the front counter where a lady who looked far too old to be the punk rocker she was trying to portray stood, chewing on some pink bubblegum. After some introductions and signing in, they were instructed to wait in the front room while the artist finished up with his previous customer and got the room cleaned and set up for the next one; for Oriel and Phoenix. Oriel nuzzled his head down into Phoenix’s neck. “Thanks for doing this,” he mumbled softly. “I ‘preciate it.”