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i am aware of the problems. however. i would rather be comfy in my bed. good night.

i know a lot of people hc that atsumu can’t cook cause it’s kinda funny if osamu was a chef and his brother was useless in the kitchen but i think it would be cool if it was something they bonded over like volleyball and that’s why it hurt so much when ‘samu chose food over volleyball because cause atsumu thought they had an understanding that they both loved food but volleyball came first but for osamu it was the other way around. but then after tsumu retires from volleyball he becomes a part time coach, part time chef at onigiri miya

oikawa pronounces iwa-chan the same way suguru pronounces satoru

smart atsumu is so near and dear to my heart. like he’s so lowkey about it but then one time when he’s hanging out w msby + osamu and suna at a bar someone is joking to kiyoomi for going to college before playing pro and is asking him all these math questions and he’s like ‘just cause i went to college doesn’t mean i can do long form division in my head😫😫😫’ and osamu is just like ‘ATSUMU CAN’ (he loses all ability to not boast about his twin when drunk) and everyone zeroes in on atsumu and inunaki is like there’s no fuckin way and atsumu just starts saying the answers to all the previous questions they asked omi

you want me to work a night shift? the thing that killed nanami kento?

Did some spot rereading of These Violent Delights and now I'm tearing up it's just. Reading it the first time I was so deep in the unreliable narrator mess of Paul's head but looking at it like this I'm just. It's so much more obvious how much Julian really loves him, no matter how deeply Paul convinces himself that that couldn't possibly be true. He spends so long trying to convince him of it, but Paul's so completely wrapped up in his self-loathing that it breeds the resentment he so fears. I just. What they had. What they could've had if they'd both had access to therapy.

not that either is a good thing but there is a small cosmic sort of irony to appreciate in the way that the russian invasion of ukraine and the most recent nakba happened so close together and how they through comparison made it undeniably clear how much the definition of war crime and genocide and atrocity &etc depends on the geopolitical interests of the imperial core