Currently obsessed with JJK

天上天下唯我独尊

for my favourite rotisserie chicken that tells fortunes of her husband, miss @sixeyesgojo (o′┏▽┓｀o) 

"we should consider marriage."

you blink. nanami's knife never loses its rhythm.

you put down your pen and cushion your chin on one hand, eyeing him. he's unbothered. he keeps prepping the ingredients for dinner, his forearms flexing with each pass of the knife. the tight ridge of his broad shoulders always loosens in the kitchen.

"for us or for someone else, kento?" you ask, biting back your little smile.

he levels an unimpressed look your way. "for us."

"it took me a year to convince you to date me," you say. "you can't blame me for checking."

(i don't want you to get hurt, he says on a humid summer day. he gazes out into the campus courtyard, eyes hidden beneath the gleam of his sunglasses.

you suck the watermelon juice off your sticky fingers. i'm aware, you say, nonchalant. but sometimes being hurt just means you've lived well.

he looks at you differently, after that.)

nanami hums; the oil sizzles as he adds the vegetables to the pan. the steam wisps around him. there's the smallest upward tilt to his lips, and his dark eyes make you think of warm summer nights, heavy and honeyed.

he sets a lid over the pan, rinses his hands, and pads over to you. you open your legs to let him press between. he lays a heavy hand on your thigh, his thumb slipping under the hem of your shorts.

"so," you say, "we're considering, huh?"

"yes," he says. "i'd like to know that when something happens to me, you'll be taken care of. being legally married helps ensure that."

you wind your arms around his neck, pull him further into the cradle of your hips.

"oh, is that all?"

"yes," he says, deadpan. he tugs you closer still. "that's the only reason."

you laugh and hook your legs around his hips. "you realize that with you, this is basically an actual proposal, kento."

nanami leans down, catches you in a deep, aching kiss.

"basically."

AU where Sokka’s high-on-cactus-juice encounter with the giant mushroom takes a dark turn. (Also he has a gun)

based on this beautiful tumblr post

bonus:

JJK (Jujutsu Kaisen) - Gonana (=Gojonana = Satoru Gojo x Kento Nanami)

So, this is me rambling about some aspects about Geto that I’ve been thinking about for a while now (and I’ve seen these being talked about here and there) - mainly: whether his change post-SPV arc was a complete turn on his previous characteristics, what his ideals were and meant to him, some musings on his personality and a tiny bit about how Gojo contrasted him.

Might be nothing new. Or might be a little controversial, I don’t know. Bear with me, this is long, lol.

We’re all familiar with this conversation:

“Protect the weak [and keep the strong in check].”

It’s interesting how Geto has had this rigid black-and-white thinking from the start: there exist those who are strong (jujutsu sorcerers) and those who are weak (non-jujutsu sorcerers), with no nuances in-between, and as the stronger one, he should protect the weak. It’s not, ‘I want to’ but more on the lines of, ‘I have to’.

When I first read this arc, I didn’t pay much attention to this but in hindsight… Geto was very fixated on [the concept of] power/strength and jujutsu/non-jujutsu sorcerers, pre- and post-SPV. He verbalizes it a lot too. It’s notable that this is an aspect of his [early] character that is rarely acknowledged, though. Perhaps because of the ‘packaging’ it’s wrapped in? Protecting others is something good and humble, after all.

This is such a measured and insightful analysis on Geto’s character. To add on, whenever I think of Geto’s black-and-white viewpoint, I always remember this line from Nanami where he talks a teenage Yuji through his trauma by acknowledging that there is no right answer, that judgment is not theirs to pass. The anime translation, which I think is a bit more fluent, reads

“Even if good people dying in peace and evil people being punished with death is the proper way, most of the people in this world are neither good nor evil.”

You know that meme?