Stucky Long Sleeve T-Shirts

sunset on the last night before Bucky was shipped off to war ❤☀

Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes

Be proud. Wear the most rainbow windbreaker you own. Kiss your hundred-year-old boyfriend.

Happy 100th birthday, Steve.

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just a couple of soft fellas, living happily ever after.

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On your left! *paw swipe*

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Reunited

Bucky's favorite kind of flowers

Somebody's found the right partner

Sometimes a family is you, your boyfriend, and your nonogenarian kid sister, and that's beautiful

All of my wishes

sleeping in, tired, mood,

Ice Cave

Everyday mood for me.

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Soldier in Bucharest

i'm stuck on you

Stucky honeymoon

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It might be a nice day to find the most obscure museum they've never been to in the city.

Someday, this kid was going to be the next Leyendecker.

Maybe they'll stumble upon a bustling street food market and eat masala dosas by the river.

Even after like 500 years, he still just shakes his head fondly at his husband's terrible jokes.

Don’t do anything stupid

Programmed

Soft days are perfect for a picnic in a magic meadow with someone you love.

They drove out of the city to Bear Mountain to see the stars.

It was a very popular American dance in the 1930s, though it's hard to do it gracefully with newspaper in your shoes.