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maho6any

Love Talk⋆˚࿔

because sometimes, actions don't speak louder than words

OT8 x F!Reader

♡ — synopsis: how do the boys talk to you while they're hittin that shit crazy style

♡ — warnings: crazy dirty talk. i plead the fifth.

♡ — notes: thank you so much for 4k followers! this is a small token of gratitude, and if you've been on my blog for long enough, dirty talk is my favorite thing on earth, so heres some things i think the ateez men would say to you lovelies in bed <3

⌞They have something to say to you ...⌝

nnoonlightbae

GODDDD GIVE ME THAT DICKKKK😆😆😆😆😆😛😛😛😛😛😓😓😓😓😓😓😓

#ateez smut #ateez #ateez x reader #ateez fanfiction #ateez imagines #ateez hard thoughts #kpop smut #ateez scenarios #ateez hard hours #mingi smut

kayuekou

꩜ ◞ how fandom accidentally englishes names

preface ꩜ good evening this is different from my usual stuff (actual fanfiction, larping, and schizoposting) but i really wanted to explore something that's been bothering me for quite some time and thought this would serve useful especially fanfic writers. so um i hope you don't mind this small yap. tldr is down below if too lazy 2 read

಄ ⋆ PRELIMINARIES / ABSTRACT

this post examines the tendency of English-speaking fandom to reinterpret Japanese naming conventions through English-speaking linguistic frameworks. i will be using several different forms of Eastern media, such as Jujutsu Kaisen for case study. i'll be exploring why epithets are frequently mistaken for personal names, how Japanese naming works, how translation contributes to this misaligned phenomenon, and why these reinterpretations become normalized through fandom. while truthfully, triggered by one particularly frustrating fanfiction, i'll be arguing that the issue reflects a broader linguistic pattern rather than isolated author error.

to start, i must quote unnecessarily, "i think therefore i am." this does not mean anything, i just really wanted to use it because it's funny. before discussing why fandom repeatedly misinterprets foreign names, we first have to answer a surprisingly difficult question. what exactly is a name? a name, linguistically, is a term used for identification by an external observer and it can identify a class, a category of things, a single thing (people, places, objects) either uniquely, or within a given context. the entity identified by a name is called its referent. a naming convention is a set of agreed, stipulated, or generally accepted standards, norms, social norms, or criteria for naming things. it is important to note that names have rules. at first glance, a name looks like a label. a chair is a "chair," a table is called a "table," it's a very simple concept. but people are not objects, human names do not just classify, they distinguish. when i say "dog," i've identified a category; when i say "hachiko," i've identified one specific individual. so therefore, names are referential rather than descriptive. their primary purpose is to let which person is being talked about, not what kind of person they are. that's why names can be completely arbitrary, because it's simply a pointer. names also don't just identify people. they also encode relationships, telling you by who calls you what something about your relationship hence, the difference of someone calling you Jonathan, John, Johnny, Dad, Mr. Sherlock, Big John. They are all referring to the same person but every choice communicates something different; familiarity, hierarchy, affection, respect, distance, and intimacy. and i'm sure a bunch of other things. English-speakers often unconsciously assume that [First Name, denoting who they are] [Middle Name, denoting a specifier] [Last Name, denoting from where they came] is the default and universal human format. it isn't obviously, different cultures answer completely different questions. some emphasize family, ancestry, then some emphasize birthplace or achievements. some religion, some ranks. that's why some cultures have patronymics, some don't have surnames, some have courtesy names, some names change throughout their life.

having established that names perform different social functions across cultures, we arrive at another question: if these distinctions exist, why are they so frequently overlooked in English-speaking fandom? the answer is surprisingly mundane. it is not usually a failure of research (though it's the second most common reason), nor a lack of intelligence. rather, it is a consequence of how humans process unfamiliar information. the first reason is that our brains simply do this because of pattern recognition or schema activation, something i spend much time on in thinking. we as humans are extraordinarily good at categorization. we don't read every unfamiliar thing from scratch—we compare it to something we already know. linguists call these mental shortcuts schemas but for this, i simply call it 'already knowing enough' (larping). when English speakers encounter "Ryomen Sukuna," our brains don't consciously ask what naming convention is being used. they see two capitalized words and immediately retrieve the closest familiar template. a lot of what contributes to the reason of why people mistake foreign names so badly, especially names with their own alphabet, and especially with vastly different scripts, is due to once transliterated into the Latin alphabet, these names become visually familiar to English-speaking audiences. they appear to follow the same structure as English names—two capitalized words separated by a space—despite often operating according to entirely different cultural conventions. this visual familiarity encourages readers to unconsciously apply English naming expectations where they may not belong. humans also do chunking. you don't read Tanjiro as T-a-n-j-i-r-o, but Tan-Ji-Ro. you don't read my username as kayuekou but it gets mentally segmented as kay-ue-kou. or if you come from a more East Asian linguistic background, ka-yue-kou. and this isn't ...nearly all your fault. after being immersed in English naming conventions, ie. Jane Doe, Peter Parker John B. Smith, our brains automatically shove Ryomen Sukuna, Kuroki Tomoko, Kamado Tanjiro into the same system. Ryomen Sukuna is chunked into Ryomen (first name) - Sukuna (last name).

by this point, we have established three things. firstly, names are not merely arbitrary labels, but social tools that identify individuals within a cultural system. secondly, not every identifier attached to a person performs the same function. lastly, English-speaking readers naturally interpret unfamiliar naming systems through frameworks they already recognize. we now arrive at one of the most common consequences of this process: assuming that every identifier attached to a person is a given name. not every word attached to a person is attempting to answer the same question. like we discussed in the previous chapters, a given name answers, "who are you?" a family name answers, "which family do you belong to?" a patronymic answers, "whose child are you?" a title answers, "what is your rank, occupation, or position?" an honorific answers, "how should I address you?" an epithet answers, "what are you known for?" these may all appear beside one another when referring to a single person, yet they are not interchangeable. they perform different linguistic and social functions despite identifying the same referent. epithets are probably the clearest example of this distinction. an epithet is not another personal name, but a descriptive identifier attached to an individual because of a notable characteristic, achievement, reputation, or physical trait. history is full of them. Alexander the Great, Richard the Lionheart, Ivan the Terrible, Erik the Red, and William the Conqueror are all remembered through epithets. English speakers immediately recognize that "the Great" is not Alexander's surname, nor is "Lionheart" Richard's given name. these descriptors tell us something about the individual rather than functioning as the individual's personal identity. the interesting part is that this intuition often disappears when the epithet originates from another language. once romanized into the Latin alphabet, foreign epithets lose many of the visual and cultural cues that distinguish them from ordinary names. rather than seeing a descriptive title, English-speaking readers often see another capitalized word occupying the same position as a conventional first name. without consciously realizing it, the epithet is reassigned a new job. it is no longer interpreted as a description, but as a personal identifier. this distinction matters because misunderstanding an identifier is not simply a matter of pronunciation or terminology. it changes the role that identifier plays within the naming system itself. an epithet interpreted as a given name no longer functions as a description; it becomes an identity. a title mistaken for a surname no longer indicates social position; it becomes ancestry. in other words, the word has not changed—but the job we assign to it has. so anyway. this brings us to another important question. if these distinctions are meaningful, why do official translations, subtitles, and fan translations so rarely communicate them? more importantly, are translators responsible for preserving these naming systems, or are readers simply encountering the unavoidable limitations of translation itself?

so now that we've established that identifiers perform different linguistic functions and that English-speaking readers naturally interpret unfamiliar naming systems through familiar frameworks, another question inevitably follows: if these distinctions are important, why do translations so rarely preserve them? the answer is not that translators are careless. rather, translation itself is an exercise in compromise. contrary to popular belief, translation is not simply the process of replacing one word with another. every translator must constantly decide what should be preserved. should priority be given to literal meaning, readability, cultural context, historical accuracy, emotional impact, or natural dialogue? more often than not, preserving one inevitably sacrifices another. names are particularly difficult because they rarely carry meaning in isolation. instead, they exist within larger cultural systems that are often invisible to those who already understand them. a Japanese reader generally does not require a footnote explaining the function of an honorific, the order of family and given names, or whether an identifier is an epithet rather than a personal name. these conventions are already understood. an English-speaking audience, however, approaches the same text without that shared cultural framework. romanization further complicates this process. when Japanese is written in its native scripts, it is immediately recognizable as a different writing system. readers instinctively understand that they are encountering another language. once those same names are transliterated into the Latin alphabet, however, they become visually familiar. two capitalized words separated by a space resemble countless English names, despite following entirely different cultural conventions. the alphabet remains familiar even when the language does not. this creates what i consider one of romanization's greatest paradoxes: it increases accessibility while simultaneously creating an illusion of familiarity. readers correctly recognize the letters, but unconsciously assume they also recognize the system behind them. translation, therefore, often preserves the words while inevitably losing parts of the framework that gives those words meaning. again, this is not unique to Japanese. consider honorifics such as -san, -kun, or -sama. many English translations omit them entirely because there is rarely a natural English equivalent that carries identical social nuance. likewise, patronymics in Russian are frequently interpreted as middle names, while Chinese family names are often mistaken for given names simply because the translated text cannot pause to explain an entirely different naming convention every time a character is introduced. doing so would be impractical. imagine a subtitle interrupting every conversation with a linguistic lecture explaining why a particular identifier is functioning as an epithet rather than a personal name. accurate? perhaps. readable? absolutely not. translation, after all, is intended to communicate a story—not to teach an entire course in comparative linguistics. this is where fandom enters the equation. readers naturally fill in the missing pieces using the only framework they possess: their own. one fanfiction assigns an English role to an unfamiliar identifier. another writer adopts the same convention. a hundred readers encounter it repeatedly. eventually, what began as an unconscious interpretation slowly transforms into accepted fanon. the reinterpretation is no longer questioned because, through repetition, it begins to feel canonical. translation does not create these misunderstandings on its own. it merely provides the conditions under which they become possible. the actual reinterpretation occurs in the minds of readers, where unfamiliar linguistic systems are quietly reorganized into something that feels comfortably familiar.

which leads to a minor footnote, and the inciting example on why i made this post. one of my favorite little linguistic quirks in JJK is that "Ryomen Sukuna" isn't really a given name in the way a lot of English-speaking fans read it. the historical figure that inspired Jujutsu Kaisen's Sukuna is traditionally known as Ryōmen Sukuna. the term Ryōmen (両面) literally means "two-faced" or "two-sided," referring to the figure's unusual appearance. rather than functioning as an ordinary personal name, it is widely understood as a descriptive epithet attached to Sukuna. as discussed in chapter 2, epithets perform a fundamentally different function from given names. they describe rather than identify. however, once romanized into the Latin alphabet, "Ryōmen Sukuna" visually resembles a conventional English first name–surname pairing. the epithet is therefore reassigned a familiar role: first name. this interpretation is further reinforced through repetition. once a sufficient number of fanworks address Sukuna as "Ryomen," subsequent writers encounter the convention repeatedly and naturally assume it reflects canon. over time, the reinterpretation becomes self-perpetuating, not because readers consciously reject the original naming system, but because the English framework has already become normalized within the community. modern AUs present a somewhat different situation. since these settings intentionally remove characters from their historical and cultural contexts, writers are free to assign entirely new naming conventions if they wish. someone may choose to reinterpret "Ryomen" as a legal first name simply because it functions conveniently within the world of their story (but still, when you take into account kanji, and you should, it becomes messy). fanfiction is, after all, transformative by nature. admittedly, none of this prevents me from visibly twitching every time Heian-era Uraume solemnly addresses Sukuna as "Ryomen" with the energy of someone calling Alexander the Great "Great." that, however, is a personal problem rather than a linguistic one. not everyone is a nitpicker. ultimately, the question is not whether fanfiction is "allowed" to call Sukuna "Ryomen." fanfiction has never depended upon strict historical or linguistic accuracy. rather, this example demonstrates how easily unfamiliar naming systems become reorganized according to the expectations of another language. what appears to be a single naming choice is, in reality, the product of translation, cognition, and community convention acting together.

if this essay has accomplished anything, i hope it has not convinced you that your fanfiction is "wrong." rather, i hope it has convinced you that naming conventions are often far more culturally complex than they first appear. the purpose of this essay has never been to argue that every writer should become a historian, a linguist, or a professional translator before opening Google Docs. fanfiction is transformative by design. writers are free to alter names, settings, relationships, and entire worlds if doing so serves the story they wish to tell. the distinction lies in intentionality. there is a meaningful difference between deliberately changing a naming convention because it better suits your story and unconsciously changing it because you assumed it worked like English. the former is a creative decision. the latter is simply a assumption. fortunately, assumptions are surprisingly easy to challenge. when writing characters from another culture—particularly historical settings—it is often worth asking a few simple questions before assigning an unfamiliar identifier a familiar role. is this actually the person's given name? could this instead be a title, epithet, clan name, patronymic, courtesy name, or honorific? am I following a convention because the source material suggests it, or because other fanfiction does? if i removed my English expectations, would i still interpret this name the same way? the answer, of course, may still be "I'm going to write it this way anyway." and that is perfectly acceptable. the goal is not perfect authenticity. absolute historical accuracy has never been the defining characteristic of fanfiction, nor should it be. creative writing thrives on reinterpretation. what matters is understanding what you are reinterpreting. once you recognize that names are cultural systems rather than isolated words, small details begin to reveal themselves everywhere. family names stop looking like first names. patronymics stop looking like middle names. epithets stop looking like legal names. romanized words stop feeling automatically familiar simply because they share the same alphabet. most importantly, you become aware of your own assumptions. language is remarkably good at making itself invisible. we rarely notice the frameworks through which we interpret the world until we encounter one that functions differently. by then, our brains have often already attempted to reorganize the unfamiliar into something comfortably recognizable. that tendency is not a personal failing. it is simply how humans make sense of the world. the challenge—and, perhaps, the fun—is learning to recognize when our own language is quietly filling in gaps that another culture never intended to leave. and if nothing else, perhaps the next time you encounter an unfamiliar name in a piece of media, you'll pause for just a moment before asking the question that inspired this entire essay: "is that actually their name... or have i simply given it an English job?" oh and start using dictionaries.

mewnbuns

he haunts me (he’s fictional)

maaic

when I type "caleb × reader" I want to see fics with my glorious, the most gorgeous man in earth – Caleb from love and deepspace...NOT this funky white dude from corny show called love island, okay??!! Thank you.

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𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐎𝐅𝐅𝐈𝐂𝐈𝐀𝐋 𝐃𝐀𝐃! 𝐆𝐎𝐉𝐎 𝐌𝐀𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐋𝐈𝐒𝐓

Join Mr. & Mrs. Gojo on their journey through parenthood as they navigate a curse-filled world with their growing family of biological and adopted children, including their teenage sons, Megumi & Yuji.

— ♡ —

It is recommended that you read the fics in the correct order as listed below. Some or most parts can be read as stand-alone fics. Some events that are canon within the show/manga happen, and some either don’t happen or take place much later/earlier.

This series is completed.

𝐌𝐀𝐓𝐔𝐑𝐄 𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐍𝐓 (𝐌𝐃𝐍𝐈) — ♛

➙ PHONE CALLS || gojo chats with you and your daughter while in the middle of a meeting.

➙ “WHAT? YOU’RE MARRIED? AND YOU’RE A DAD?” || yuji discovers that gojo has a family.

➙ “YOU WANT TO ADOPT ME?” || you & gojo adopt yuji & megumi.

➙ “LET’S HAVE ANOTHER BABY.” — ♛ || after adopting yuji & megumi, you & satoru decide to have another baby.

➙ FIRST FIGHT || the children overhear you & satoru arguing. megumi & yuji try to distract their little sister from it.

➙ MOTHER’S DAY || your family shows you how much they appreciate you.

➙ MY SON || megumi’s depressed and lives in fear that you and gojo will regret adopting him someday soon. you show him just how wrong he is.

➙ ALONE TIME? — ♛ || everyone wants your attention, and satoru isn’t able to have any alone time with you.

➙ “IS SHE GONNA DIE?!” || you’re sick and everyone’s worried.

➙ FAMILY CHAOS — ♛ || things are getting pretty chaotic, and everyone has a secret.

➙ DOUBLE TROUBLE — ♛ || you’re pregnant with twins.

➙ BIRTHDAY || your family celebrates your birthday.

➙ “MY FRIEND, SUSUNA SUKUNA!” || sukuna bonds with maya.

➙ FAMILY FRENZY || secrets, poor mental health, marriage threats, and a packed SUV.

➙ MRS. GOJO, MRS. GOJO || you can handle anything, right? Including your family being in grave danger?

➙ HAPPILY EVER AFTER — ♛ || as your children age, so do you and satoru. what is life like, happily ever after?

𝐄𝐗𝐓𝐑𝐀:

These are fics that are a part of this au series but aren’t necessarily “canon” if you as the reader don’t want it to be, and/or fics that don’t happen within the current timeline of the au series. You can think of these fics as filler, to be honest!

➙ SUKUNA || sukuna decides to come out.

➙ “I CAN’T LOSE HER.” || you start to cough up blood.

➙ TRICK-OR-TREAT || maya goes trick-or-treating.

𝐄𝐗𝐓𝐑𝐀 𝐄𝐗𝐓𝐑𝐀:

These are random drabbles, general asks, & headcanons!

➙ RANDOM || random headcanons about the family.

➙ TEXTS || PART II || PART III || random text messages your family sends you.

➙ POSTPARTUM || reader feels insecure.

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nnoonlightbae

absolutely needed this after my last reblog 😭🙏🏼. i love mushy love and happiness!!!!

#gojo masterlist.#fem!reader #gojo satoru x reader #gojo x reader #satoru gojo x reader #gojo satoru x you #gojo fluff

saintobio

sincerely not | season one

↳ gojou satoru x f!reader

— series masterlist

summary. with an arranged marriage set in place, the sacred bond is doomed with a wife who wants to make the relationship work and a husband who’s ready to ruin it all. unbeknown to him, a tragic fate already lies within the pages of his romance book.

genre. heavy angst, arranged marriage, ceo au, 18+

word count. 213k

fic warnings. mean!gojo, VERY OOC, adultery/infidelity, profanity, explicit smut, violence, emotional trauma/physical abuse from past experiences, neglect, heavy family drama, illnesses, classism, pregnancy, undertones of masochism, undertones of manipulation, abandonment issues, overall toxic relationships, graphic depictions of self-harm, suicide/murder (and attempts thereof), minor character death, plot loosely based on twotm & tre. please read with proper discretion. this is a work of fiction. all characters are written to portray roles that are necessary to the plot and are in no way a reflection of their canon counterparts.

fic art + playlist + gallery + faqs + ko-fi + misc + podcast feature

one + two + three + four + five + six + seven + eight + nine + ten + eleven + twelve + thirteen + fourteen + fifteen + sixteen + seventeen + eighteen + nineteen + twenty (final) + sequel

status: completed

nnoonlightbae

i can’t believe i waited till yesterday to read this series

now i wish i hadn’t stopped waiting 😭😭

such a painful masterpiece, had me hurting for y/n (my close and dearest friend y/n 💔) every episode. despite my love for happy endings, i appreciated the author’s choice to make satoru deal with the consequences of his actions.

i don’t even think i can stomach the sequel, but since it is still ongoing, i will just wait until the author decides to end the series (in the meantime i will be actively recovering from this first season)

#gojou satoru x reader #gojou satoru x you #gojou satoru angst #gojo satoru x reader #gojo satoru x you #gojo satoru angst #jjk x reader #jjk x you #jjk angst #gojo arranged marriage

jackgroffjill

i would be such a bird it’s not even funny

aweinkai

THE PINK PANTY THEORY [M. LIST] ៸ 투모로우바이투게더

៹ synopsis 𓈒 𓈒 𓈒 five boys, one pink underwear. after living together for almost three years, this piece of fabric—without a doubt—might be the biggest challenge to their friendship. especially when the owner is their beautiful neighbor next door.

៹ pairings 𓈒 𓈒 𓈒 ot5 x afab!reader

៹ genre 𓈒 𓈒 𓈒 smau >< mostly crack tee-hee (failed attempt on humor really). slice of life <3

៹ warnings 𓈒 𓈒 𓈒 heavily inspired by the big bang theory !! tons of cussing. use of yn. suggestive jokes !! more warnings to be added each part <3

៹ status 𓈒 𓈒 𓈒 still on-going with timely updates!

၄၃ first theory ... ୭

၄၃ second theory ... ୭

၄၃ third theory ... ୭

၄၃ fourth theory ... ୭

၄၃ fifth theory ... ୭

series taglist: @pageraf , @nota10butadefinite8 , @komigyu , @txtworlddom , @bluepains , @tubatuxx , @meikstv , @mouldyvoldysworld , @hueningsgirl , @chysss , @frying0fish , @4shoshottie , @jjundiary <3

main pinned here! >< , main masterlist <3

nnoonlightbae

OMG YES WE HAVE A MASTERLIST!! gonna be my next series binge, i cannot wait for the ultimate reveal

#tppt 🗯#wawi writes ⭑#txt #txt x reader #txt smau #txt x y/n #txt x you #txt reactions #kpop #soobin smau #yeonjun smau #taehyun smau #beomgyu smau #hueningkai smau

cocoaxia

★ — admit it !

summary: in which you’re injured and the lads boys find out about it (kinda).

ft. xavier, zayne, rafayel, sylus, caleb & valko

notes: suggestive content so MDNI / NSFW, xavier’s a little evil, zayne’s a little silly, rafayel is losing it, sylus is #upset, caleb is caleb, valko is a little dumb but he has the spirit! fem reader (!!!), minor suggestive comments and allusions to violence (is anyone surprised) that’s it (i think).

p.s. first time doing valko i like him as a loser do we also like him or should i delete my account just lmk!

a/n: GULP i rlly hope you guys like this it was fun to make so I Enjoy it but it’d also be lovely if you did too okok…valko my silly nerd…ty for reading (- -)(_ _)

#bring valko back #love and deepspace #lads #lads smau #xavier smau #zayne smau #rafayel smau #sylus smau #caleb smau #valko smau #love and deepspace x reader

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𝐧𝐬𝐟𝐰! 𝐚𝐮𝐝𝐢𝐨𝐬

if the title wasn’t glaringly obvious… 18+ ahead! i am not responsible for the content you consume

content includes: reddit / soundgasm, fantia, youtube!

note: hello friends! since finals are over and i am officially free from school until next year— i just thought of sharing with you all some of the VAs that got me through hell week (and through life in general)

this is honestly a recommendation list for anyone who enjoys audio porn OR wants to get into it. a lot of the VAs listed mainly are targeted to fem!listeners, some do have their occasional [M4A] tag

anyways— hopefully this can be fun to scroll through, happy listening!

pt. 2 check out my newest rec list here!

nnoonlightbae

3,000 likes !!! im very glad so many people enjoyed my first ever post. i hope i can keep sharing to you guys on this page!

#nnoonlightbae #fem!reader #audio drama #fem!listener #jjk #jjk x reader #reddit #soundgasm #soundgasm links #nsfw audios #asmr audio #smut audio #< target audience #audio fiction #asmr rp #audio kink

soobvns

smau masterlist ₊˚ෆ spilled milk.

Summary: Working in a cafe with 5 guys should be easy, right? Not really when your manager is totally your type and everyone is immature.

⤷ choi soobin x fem! reader // side platonic! txt x reader // slowburn

inspired by @/tyunningism now hiring series!! please check it out~

PROFILES

ch. 01 — damage control

ch. 02 — manager-nim

ch. 03 — favourite employee written part

ch. 04 — beomgyu bites

ch. 05 — beomgyu got a gig

ch. 06 — drunk soobin written part

ch. 07 — aftermath written part

ch. 08 — men ☕️

ch. 09 — boinking

ch. 10 — movie night written part

ch. 11 — a little meaner

ch. 12 — ur dead 2 me

ch. 13 — large and in charge

ch. 14 — connecting dots so hard rn

ch. 15 — how soobin is moving

ch. 16 — Is Soobin hot? written

ch. 17 — viral but at what cost?

ch. 18 — coffee shop harem

ch. 19 — will they, won’t they?

ch. 20 — the hat man

ch. 21 — cute

ch. 22 — not reading allat

ch. 23 — charity case written part

ch. 24 — truth or dare

ch. 25 — selfish written

ch.26 — accountability 1 - beomgyu 0

ch. 27 — urban dictionary

ch.28 — lovesick written

ch. 29 — read to filth

ch. 30 — awkward written

ch. 31 — grow a pair

ch. 32 — soobin is a chill guy

ch. 33 — a chance written part

ch. 34 — cathartic

ch. 35 — 2 months later

ch. 36 — the prophecy FINAL!!

ˏˋ°•*⁀➷ spinoff chapters !

⊱ ۫ ׅ ✧ y/n meeting the staff for the first time [fluff]

⊱ ۫ ׅ ✧ what happened after the date [smut]

⊱ ۫ ׅ ✧ beomgyu ending [angst, fluff]

nnoonlightbae

omg my previous reblog got me thinking back to this comedic masterpiece. this spiked my appeal onto smaus. i think about her often.

(also i’m starting to notice how beomgyu keeps getting the short end of the stick, give my man a happy ending😭)

#txt x reader #txt reactions #txt x you #choi soobin x reader #soobin smau #choi soobin fanfic #choi soobin smut #choi soobin fluff #soobin fluff #soobin smut

soobinsoudesu

ANTI-MATCHMAKER ☆⋆⭒˚.⋆ soobin smau masterlist !

Summary: where y/n develops an unfortunate crush and the only person standing between her and her crush… is the guy she accidentally kissed at a party.

⤷ choi soobin x fem! reader ⤷ side platonic! txt x reader genre: enemies to lovers, college au, humor, angst, (kinda has a bit of a love triangle)

profiles

01. - I know you! 02. - small world 03. - Romeo and the fugitive (written) 04. - getting cozy 05. - bribery wins 06. - privacy screen 07. - k-bbq and soju (written) 08. - chaperoning 09. - a jealousy tactic? (written) 10. - a pivoting point 11. - forget it (written) 12. - missing the encore (written) 13. - the debrief 14. - addressing situations 15. - are you free this Saturday? 16. - blurring the edges (written) 17. - which one is it? 18. - I wish everything was a lie 19. - what else can I even say? 20. - hover in limbo 21. - between you and I (written) 22. - bittersweet (written) 23. - make it better 24. - question...? 25. - sweet nothings (written) 26. - tubatu + y/n 27. - unwritten rule 28. - a crashed proposal 29. - the alchemy (written) 30. - 8 months later completed !

*ੈ✩‧₊˚ spinoffs! ִ ࣪𖤐 the party before summer break genre: heavy make out (no smut), fluff, angst, prequel ִ ࣪𖤐 beomgyu ending genre: angst, fluff

taglist: (send an ask or reply to be added ! ) @salalalalami @im-down-for-gyu553

nnoonlightbae

what a roller coaster of emotions! my girl is messy asl i would’ve thought there’s no other option but to propose a poly relationship 😭😭😭 such a hilarious and wonderful read!

#choi soobin #txt #choi soobin x reader #tomorrow x together #choi yeonjun #hueningkai #choi beomgyu #kang taehyun #soobin smau #smau

strrykais

kisses to my exes ☘︎

nothing wrong with giving a review on twitter about your experience with your exes. some bad, some great. it’s all in good fun!

kai's note : first txt work!!! i hope you enjoy!

back to library

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nnoonlightbae

im overly tickled (taehyun’s been bias wrecking me so hard lately) 😛

#txt #tomorrow x together #txt x reader #txt x you #txt x y/n #txt fluff #txt fanfic #txt post #txt ff #taehyun x reader #kang taehyun

wenosluv

if one of my irl friends finds this account i’m gonna bury myself alive…

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heartkaji

ⵌ XO, EX HOE ! ft. fratkuna

AITA FOR SABOTAGING MY EX-GF’S NEW RELATIONSHIP ?

18+. sum 𓏲 you and fratkuna are the kind of couple who break up & make up every other week. but when you swear you’re done with him and go off to date his rival, the new football team captain, can his frat brothers help him get you back ?

cast: nerdjo (‘toru’ gojo) + frat! jjk men (‘sigma chi’) : fratjo (‘sato’ gojo) ◞ geto ◞ toji ◞ sukuna ◞ nanami 𓏲 gallery here !

EX-BOYFRIEND TACTICS #1: GET YOUR GIRL BACK !

taught by: toru gojo

‘sabotaging your ex girlfriend’s new relationship to get her back? this can’t be a good idea.’

ΣΧ “‘high value woman’ but your new man’s a misogynist?!”

ryomen sukuna’s time of irritation is approximately 9:17 PM.

toru gojo’s bedroom floor is velvet carpet with half-empty beer bottles rotting on the rug. his center table is littered with poker cards & sato’s candy wrappers, and geto suguru & sato gojo are avoiding eye contact so they don’t burst out in laughter as sukuna glares daggers at toru’s screen.

toru’s hands shake under sukuna’s glare but he holds the phone steady. the instagram post on screen is a slap to sukuna’s face.

HOT NEW CAMPUS COUPLE : FOOTBALL CAPTAIN NAOYA ZENIN & Y/N L/N !

and the photo is you. swollen lips & pretty gaze & a dress so short it makes sukuna’s jaw ache—but not as much as naoya’s arm around you does. beside you toji’s cousin naoya zenin is there, grin cocky, eyes glinting in the camera light and arm around your waist because his fugly ass doesn’t know you like to be held around the hips instead. sukuna’s jaw ticks.

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