Writing_into_the_sunset
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- House M.D. (3)
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Stitched Up My Scars, Please Just Bring Me Home by Writing_into_the_sunset
Fandoms: House M.D.
16 Sep 2025
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House was no stranger to the feeling- helplessness flooding his mind in a spiral, logic vanishing in a moment, all while this burning desire scratched at his skin, at his scars- but every time it appeared, he felt as lost as the last. Every time his body craved the feeling- the guilt, the pain- House was rendered powerless, reduced to the thoughts that flooded his mind in a sea of torment.
or: A late diagnosis causes House to self-harm. Wilson finds out, and has to catch him before he falls too far.
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But even through the haze, I still remember by Writing_into_the_sunset
Fandoms: House M.D.
06 Sep 2025
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He always knew House was miserable and lonely- hell, House would even admit that about himself some nights when he was drunk enough- but he never expected him to actually act on his misery. Deflection and denial were two things House excelled in, Wilson was well aware of that, so seeing something so raw scribbled out in House’s own writing felt wrong, like somebody had forged it instead.
or: Wilson finds House's suicide note in his office and confronts him about it.
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And If I Told You I Was Sorry, Would You Even Believe Me? by Writing_into_the_sunset
Fandoms: House M.D.
29 Jul 2025
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He’d push and push, waiting to see when Wilson would finally walk away for good- like any sane person would’ve done years ago- but that day never seemed to come. A sigh and a small lecture later, House would be forgiven; forgiven for something he wasn’t even really sorry for. It was as though his brain wouldn’t process guilt regularly, instead only sending him feelings of remorse when he hurt Wilson. He wanted- so very badly, he needed- to tell Wilson that he did care, that he did want to change, but every time he tried, the words got caught in his throat.
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House and Wilson get into an argument, and House finally reaches his breaking point.