They call me Mr. Cellophane.

thedisorderly:

kanimazing:

waywardsourwolf:

glitteringspark:

#no but seriously please take your ‘scott is a bad friend’ argument away from my blog because look how well he knows his best friend

Or how about, Scott was dealing with MAJOR transitions in his life, eh? He was bitten by an alpha and he had his first serious girlfriend. Once a month he found out he turns into a werewolf and could end up killing the people he loves (he almost hurt his best friend several times) and it was forced upon him and he had no way of fixing it.

Last season we saw Stiles be the most amazing friend and when you compare his actions to Scott’s actions (and yes, an obsession with Allison) it may have looked like Scott was a bad friend, but he was dealing with a lot and season one only spanned like what two months of their life?

We have no idea what kind of friend Scott was before the bite, maybe he was always a good friend and and he was always there for Stiles, but we’re only seeing it properly now that he’s finally coping and he’s back to how he was before all this shit turned up in his life.

^^

i wear my leather jacket like a great big hug

swing-set-in-december:

teamfreewolf:

Scott finds it draped on the foot of his bed when he walks in from school. He stops walking, stuck a few feet into the room, and Stiles (his head turned as he yells hello to Scott’s mom down the stairs) walks straight into him, jostling them both.

“Dude, what - ?” Stiles starts, but he shuts up quickly when he sees the bed. There is a moment of pure, beautiful, pristine silence - and then Stiles lets out a whooping laugh. Scott gapes at him, then back at the bed.

The leather jacket is dark against his covers.

Scott moves finally and reaches for it. The leather is soft and supple under his fingers. The jacket is a simple design, no extra zippers or buttons or excessive decorative element. He can’t not try it on, right? 

It fits perfectly, makes his shoulders feel a little broader, his chin a little higher over the stand-up collar. He can smell Derek on it, faintly, and Erica, he thinks. He runs his hands down the front of it.

Stiles looks up eventually from his laughing fit, calm enough now to raise himself from where he’s bent over with his hands on his knees, and wipes a stray tear from the corner of his eye. He’s still chuckling, though, when he takes in the vision of Scott in his new jacket and says,

“Guess you really are a member of the pack now, huh?”

Scott looks at himself in his bedroom mirror. He grins. He does look kind of badass.

SO MUCH LOVE

“Has anyone seen my dad?”

[Stilinski family feels for beautifulmonster]

jebiwonkenobi:

So I imagine that after his mom died Stiles went through this period of treating his dad like crap, and it wasn’t really on purpose it was just that they’d never had to be great at communicating with each other because she was always there to mediate. Until she wasn’t. And they were both really angry but not at each other but what does that matter when they’re the only ones around?

Cue Scott. Simple goofy Scott, and even when Stiles was rude to him Scott just shrugged it off with a smile and tagged along with him anyway. It was like having a severely asthmatic pet that could talk back, and Scott just became his responsibility without either of them meaning for him to. He was the only one who wasn’t put off my the mood swings or the panic attacks or the constant talking about anything and everything. He just kind of wormed his way in and made things better; every now and then he’d spout off something really simple and really true, like ‘Maybe your dad just misses her too.’

So the Stilinskis start learning how to communicate with one another and one day Papa Stilinski says, Your friend Scott’s not too bright is he?, and Stiles laughs it off and says He’s smart about some things.

fear-no-devil:

Oh, I got a love that keeps me waiting
I’m a lonely boy

Best of Genim ‘Stiles’ Stilinski: Part 1

“So, Stiles. Great kid. Zero ability to focus. Super smart, never takes advantage of his talents. For the final question on his midterm exam, he detailed the entire history of the male circumcision….I teach economics.”
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