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Whenever he’s sleeping, the crinkles between his brows fades away, the plush lips that always seem to be set in a straight line parts ever so slightly in a small pursed fashion. The tension in his face melts away into tranquillity, and the soft curls of his hair always falls in just that perfect manner into his face, framing the soft roundness that’s usually hidden by his scarf and dark hair.

The blond ponders on their differences, arm propped up on the couch as he balances lithely on his toes, face just a mere half an arm’s length away from Shouta’s face, silently admiring the baby fats that still cling onto his cheekbones. He wonders if Shouta knows how much he likes the softness that accompanies the firmness of his muscles underneath.

‘Just like his personality,’ he smiles softly.

Hizashi wonders if Shouta likes his hair, longer and smoother than Shouta’s own, a bright yellow that catches the light just right so they take on a luminescent appearance. He wonders if Shouta knows how much time he puts into his appearance so he can look his best for his husband, for the world.

But despite his worrying, he knows that the other man loves him no matter how he looks, what he wears, what he does. He would lay gentle kisses upon his face, sharper and slimmer than Shouta’s own. Then he would wrap his toned arms around Hizashi as he hides his face in the crook of the blond’s neck, nuzzling sleepily into his hard and probably uncomfortable body, tough in a way that Shouta’s isn’t, for the other is covered with not just muscles but a cute layer of softness that gives him a cuddly teddy bear feel.

He loves him so much, as he knows Shouta does him.

Hizashi leans forward, pushing back loose black strands of hair and placing a chaste kiss on the other’s lips, only to jolt back in surprise when he feels the man twist on the couch.

Shouta wakes up slowly, eyes cracking open and nose crinkling in the cutest fashion. A long exhale leaves his nose as he turns his soft gaze onto Hizashi, the wordless question ‘what’ evident in his sleepy face. The blond feels his heart warm a little at the beautiful sight, leaning into the hand that reaches out touch his face (as Shouta always does when he wakes).

“Sorry for waking you up, Shouta,” he whispers, already softly cradling the shorter man in his arms, pulling him into his chest and sliding an arm underneath his knees. He lets out a quiet grunt and he stands up with Shouta in his arms, pressing yet another kiss atop the crown of his head, smelling the soft, tousled curls that smells faintly of Hizashi’s shampoo.

“You really shouldn’t sleep on the couch, it’s not good for your back,” he chuckles. “We’re not young anymore.”

He barely hears the nearly incomprehensible murmurs, sleep-tinged and slurred. “Was… waiting for you to come home. Bed’s cold…”

Shouta buries his face deeper in Hizashi’s shirt so his voice comes out muffled by the soft fabric of the blond’s shirt. Hizashi’s eyes rove lovingly over the man in his arms, already falling back asleep while huddling into him for the warmth that emanates from his body.

“Well you can go to sleep now. I’m home.”

“It’s okay to bully white people” = white women and disabled people are the ones who get singled out

“Rapists should be killer or castrated” = false rape accusations are rare but when they happen it’s almost always against brown or disabled men

“It’s okay to make fun of ugly people if they’re white” = Jewish and disabled features get singled out. Also poor people don’t have access to cosmetic surgery personal trainers etc that rich ones do.

“It’s okay to accuse people of pedophilia even if they haven’t committed it, if they creep you out” = I have literally never seen a callout on this site for “pedophilia apologism” that was directed at a cishet dude. Not even once. It’s almost always women, especially queer women, non-binary people, trans men, and occasionally cis gay/bi men.

—(Honestly, I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a cishet dude called out on here period.)

“It’s okay to characterize men as inherently evil and violent, because they have privilege” = brown and disabled men are already seen as unduly threatening, and it’s not because of privilege

“It’s okay to make fun of people who are cringy, they should learn to take a joke” = by “cringy” people 9/10 times mean autistic, women over 30 that have hobbies other than knitting (already frowned upon due to misogyny and ageism) and middle schoolers

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