TINY

Tin is a shell of himself, constantly sad and resigned. He's been on the verge of tears since he saw Phob again. You can feel his heartache through the screen. He wants him so badly but he's not allowed and it seems like he's truly forgone letting himself have anything he wants. It truly feels like he's been punishing himself for 11 years and has been wading through life, doing as he's told. And then suddenly Phob walks in with purpose and he is more sure and more confident than ever. He has grown into himself with as much force as Tin has shoved himself deep inside. They're not kids anymore–but that means different things for the both of them

first day at your new job and your boss talks about his prosecutorial philosphy 5 inches from your face like he wants to eat you alive about it and then tosses his leather glove at you because you touched a cold car door handle in the middle of winter on your way back from your work dinner and then shows up at your house to give you 10 years worth of case files to go through in a week goes i hate you i hate you i hate you and then bites your lip off until it bleeds wwyd