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its kinda insane that all i do on the internet is drool over men but irl i only ever liked girls ... never had a crush on a boy as a child, though i said i did because i thought that was what you were supposed to do. im not experiencing comphet, thats for sure. i think i only like the idea of a man. lol !
usually people overreact with hyping up stuff on the internet but one thing that can never be hyped up too much is men moaning and whimpering and gasping and breathing heavily and stammering and grunting and huffing and—
ovulation with your best friend
you and nerd!jo were good friends, so you weren't surprised when a text came from him late at night asking for you to come over to his place, with snacks, of course.
one small problem.
you were ovulating. and never in your year of knowing gojo were you this down bad for him. yes you were aware he was handsome. only thing setting him back from getting any popularity with the girls was how much of an absolute geek he is.
he could name you every constellation, every digimon character, and the whole script for every Star Wars movie. you personally found it attractive but you would never try anything with him. he was your best friend after all.
so why is him laying there in his stupid collared shirt on the floor stuffing his face with chips making you so fucking horny?
"anyways, I kept begging and begging but that little kid just didn't want to let go of it! it was the last limited edition biyomon stuffed animal in that store!" he ranted. knowing your eyes should be focused on his face, they traveled down to his biceps peeking from his sleeves.
you forgot he was jacked up. the first time you found out he went to the gym you were baffled thinking that he only had time for formulas and.. whatever he's talking about right now.
"are you even listening to me?" his voice was muffled due to the amount of food he had inside, making him look like a hamster stuffing his cheeks with seeds.
his glasses were sliding down his nose a bit and his hair was so perfectly messed up that under the faux universe lit up by the projector set on his desk only made him look even more ethereal.
"..um yeah, sorry, continue." you mumbled.
he looked at you weirdly, raising a brow before going back to rambling. but you seriously couldn't handle it anymore. your pussy was pulsing, literally saying his name in morse code and you were sure that your panties were drenched by now.
gojo gasped at the weight of you. you shifted on his lap, tugging at his shirt quietly asking to remove it.
to your surprise, he obliged, sitting up to allow you pull up his shirt. the fabric slid of his broad shoulders to fully reveal his toned abs, delicious muscles, and his happy trail.
his face was serious, watching in silence. you were practically drooling at the sight of him, hands gently pushing him back to lay on the ground.
gojo's jaw clenched. his hands finally placed themselves on your waist. his grip was strong, staring up at you in awe. soon enough, his breaths matched yours, coming out in heavy pants as you began to grind on his clothed tent. the outline of his cock stained against his pants.
"take my pants off." he ordered.
you were surprised but you didn't need to be told twice. your hands fumbled with his zipper, sliding his pants off along with his boxers.
oh wow. he's huge.
like, really, really huge.
his tip was leaking pre, a nice shade of pink. your eyes trailed down. he was unshaven but honestly, you found that hot.
a small whimper left your lips when gojo's hand shifted to squeeze one of your breasts, forcing you to now lay down, switching your positions.
"been dreaming of this since forever.." his voice was rough and full of arousal.
and you internally thanked your ovulation, because right now you were getting fucked like you never have before, making you feel like a virgin all over again.
his thrusts were fast and deep, reaching into places you never knew were possible to touch. "mm fuck yes fuck yes yes yes.." he moaned into your ear, moving to kiss your neck, nipping at it hard enough to leave hickeys behind.
your back was arching, arms wrapped around his waist.
"oh my god!" you could feel yourself tear up. all you could process was how good his cock felt and the obscene sounds coming from you two.
"y'know how many times i've jerked my fucking cock to you? you kept torturing me with those pretty skirts and and nah.." his words trailed off after feeling you reach your orgasm, squeezing hard enough to cut off any circulation on his dick.
you panted, body feeling numb. your hands fell off his back thinking you were done.
gojo kept pounding into you, even faster than before if even possible. "not done pretty, I haven't came inside you yet." and based from how he sounded, you were far, far from done.
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"I was hoping to ask you out on a date first, y'know before we even fucked, so I'll ask you now." he was leaning on his elbow, staring down at you as he played with a strand of your hair. "that okay?"
you responded with a nod. of course you were going to go out with him. there was no way you would let anyone else get dicked down by him, ever. he was yours now, and you were his.
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PAIRING: PopularBF!Satoru X Meangirl!reader
SUMMARY!! Y/N is the undisputed queen of the school — captain of the cheerleading team, untouchable, and fiercely protective of her spot at the top. Then she shows up: the quiet new girl, sister to one of Satoru’s closest friends, and instantly wrapped in the basketball captain’s attention. But this isn’t your typical “new girl steals the spotlight” story.
(Mean girls collection masterlist here!)
East Kinsen University’s courtyard was loud with first-week energy — new students darting between buildings, upperclassmen lounging in clusters like they owned the place. And in a way, you did.
Your legs crossed as you sat on the concrete ledge outside the gym, black sunglasses shielding your eyes from the early fall sun. People walked by and either greeted you or looked away too quickly. Your reputation had that effect.
You were Y/N. Captain of the cheer squad. Satoru Gojo’s girlfriend. Pretty, well-dressed, impossible to ignore. People either wanted to be you or wanted to see you trip.
You didn’t care either way.
You took a slow sip from your iced coffee and glanced at your phone. He was late. Again.
When Satoru finally showed up, he was in his usual post-practice look — basketball shorts slung low on his hips, hoodie sleeves pushed to the elbows, hair damp and messy from the gym. He wore that same loose grin he always had when he saw you.
“You're not slick,” you muttered, eyebrows raised. “Fifteen minutes?”
He leaned down, kissed your cheek. “Technical meeting ran over. Coach wants to murder Kaito for slacking on defense.”
“Again?”
“Every day.”
You smiled despite yourself. Then your gaze flicked past him.
Trailing behind him, slightly hunched, was a girl you didn’t recognize.
Wavy dark hair, headphones in, a stack of books clutched to her chest like a shield. She wore a plain long-sleeve top and jeans, the kind of outfit that made her easy to miss.
But Satoru was walking with her.
He turned and gestured lazily. “Yo, Y/N — this is Yui. She’s Daichi’s little sister. First year. He asked me to show her around since he’s got classes all day.”
You took your sunglasses off slowly.
Daichi was one of Satoru’s closest friends. A solid guy. Chill, never talked much. You knew him mostly through late-night study groups and group hangouts at the courts.
Yui blinked like she hadn’t expected you to even look at her.
You didn’t smile. You nodded.
“Hi,” she said softly, voice nearly drowned out by the noise of a passing skateboard.
Satoru nudged her shoulder with casual ease. “She’s a little shy. But she’s cool.”
You gave her a once-over. The oversized backpack, the nervous posture, the way she avoided your eyes. Not a threat. Yet.
That afternoon, you ended up at the dining hall with Satoru’s usual crew — Daichi, Ren, Kaito, and Satoru. You weren’t always there, but today you felt like being visible.
Yui tagged along, of course. Satoru pulled out a chair next to him. You were about to sit down when she sat there instead.
You watched her blink in slow realization.
“Oh—sorry,” she murmured, half-standing.
“It’s fine,” you said before Satoru could speak, sitting on his other side instead. You glanced across the table at Kaito, who watched the whole thing happen with unreadable eyes. He quickly looked away when you caught him.
Halfway through lunch, someone asked how Yui liked her classes.
“They’re okay,” she said. “I’m still figuring everything out.”
“She’s in one of my psych lectures,” Satoru added, casually. “Professor’s a lunatic. Screamed about pigeons today.”
“She’s passionate,” Yui said with a small laugh.
You stared at her. You weren’t used to other girls laughing with your boyfriend.
By the end of the meal, it was clear: she wasn’t trying. She wasn’t flirting. She wasn’t competing.
And that’s what made it worse. She didn’t have to try. She was already in the room. At the table. In Satoru’s words. Laughing at his jokes. And no one noticed the shift. Except you.
It started with a laugh. That was all. Not yours — hers.
It was in the student union lounge, Thursday afternoon, when you heard it. You were across the room, near the coffee counter with Ren and Daichi, scrolling through your phone while they argued about fantasy league picks. Satoru had said he’d be “five minutes.”
He was ten.
And when you looked up, he was there — across the room, slouched over the vending machine with Yui beside him. She had her hair tied in a low, messy knot and was holding a can of green tea. Something he said made her laugh. A soft one. Quiet. But familiar.
It wasn’t flirtatious. Just… familiar.
You watched as he bumped her shoulder lightly, like he’d known her longer than two days. You saw how she looked up at him — not like she wanted him, but like she trusted him already.
That was worse.
Friday afternoon, you passed the quad on your way to class and spotted Satoru sprawled on the grass with Kaito, Daichi, and Yui.
No one invited you. You weren’t mad. You were just... watching.
Yui sat cross-legged, sketching something in a small spiral notebook. You recognized the style — fine pen lines, heavy shading. She was talented. You could admit that. Quietly.
You didn’t stop to say hi.
Saturday night was when the first crack showed.
You were at Satoru’s place. His roommate was out, the lights low, your jacket on the floor, and your legs draped over his lap. You weren’t fighting. But something was off.
He was scrolling through his messages absently, the glow of his screen lighting up his face.
You leaned in to kiss him. He kissed you back — quick, distracted.
“Who’s texting?” you asked casually.
He didn’t flinch. “Daichi.”
A beat of silence. Then you saw the edge of a photo — something black and white, drawn in ink. You blinked.
“Is that one of Yui’s sketches?”
He looked up at you, surprised. “Yeah. She showed me earlier and I told her to send it. It’s of the court. Cool, right?”
You stared at him.
“She drew the basketball court?”
“She said it helped her focus. It’s kind of sick.”
You smiled tightly. “Yeah. Sick.”
Monday, you sat at your usual table in the campus café — the long one by the window. Satoru had just come back from the gym, towel over his shoulders, hair damp. You were halfway through a protein bar when he slid into the seat across from you.
You expected him to kiss you hello. He didn’t. He was texting.
You leaned forward. “You good?”
“Huh?” He looked up. “Yeah. Just — Yui left her psych notebook in the gym. I told her I’d drop it off.”
Of course he did. You took a sip of your drink and looked away.
The worst part was how quiet it all was. No one was flirting. No one was lying. It wasn’t that kind of story. But you still felt it — this silent invasion of space. Your space. Your people. Your boyfriend.
And every time you said something about it, it sounded ridiculous. Satoru wasn’t doing anything wrong. But that didn’t mean it wasn’t happening.
That night, you got a DM on Instagram.
From Kaito.
She’s not doing it on purpose, you know. But I still don’t like it either.
You stared at the message.
Then you closed the app.
You didn’t realize the group hang was happening until it was already halfway underway.
Daichi sent a lazy text in the guys’ chat about grabbing food after evening classes, and somehow that had turned into a full table reservation at Yuu’s Ramen Bar downtown. You weren't even in the chat — Satoru texted you separately, told you the plans like you were being added to something instead of hosting it.
The first subtle shift.
You met them outside the restaurant. The weather was cooling, breeze tugging at your cropped jacket. You looked good. You always looked good — perfect makeup, clean lines, skirt just high enough to remind everyone you were her. You used to walk in and own the room.
But tonight, the room had already shifted. They were standing around, waiting for the last of the group. Daichi, Kaito, Ren, Satoru… and Yui.
She was wearing a dark sweater and plaid skirt, sleeves too long, hair tied with a ribbon. She looked like she didn’t mean to be there. That’s what made her presence so hard to challenge.
“Hey,” she greeted, voice quiet.
“Hey,” you said flatly, brushing past her to Satoru’s side.
He leaned down, gave you a quick kiss to the temple. “Glad you made it.”
You tried not to glance at Yui, but you felt her eyes on you.
Inside, the table was long. You sat between Satoru and Ren, across from Daichi and Yui.
You didn’t know who made the seating call, but it irritated you.
Yui ended up next to Daichi, but she kept glancing at Satoru across the table. You saw it. You weren’t going to mention it. Not yet.
The boys were loud, laughing over miso bowls and fried gyoza. You tried to stay in it — laughed when Kaito told a story about freshman year, played with Satoru’s fingers under the table.
But at one point, Daichi asked, “Yui, did you tell them what club you’re thinking of joining?”
“Oh,” she said, straightening. “The art society.”
Kaito nodded. “That fits. You still sketching campus buildings and people and all that?”
Yui flushed a little. “Yeah. I just don’t know if I’m good enough to—”
“Don’t say that,” Satoru interrupted, casual but direct. “That drawing of the old gym? That was sick.”
You blinked.
She smiled. “You remembered that?”
You cut in before he could answer. “Satoru has the memory of a goldfish. Don’t give him that much credit.”
A few chuckles. But Yui looked down. Her smile faded just slightly.
Later, when the check came and everyone was getting up, Yui accidentally bumped into your shoulder while grabbing her coat.
“Sorry,” she mumbled.
You turned slowly. “It’s fine.”
She hesitated. “I hope I’m not… making anything weird.”
You gave her a long look.
“No,” you said. “You’re not that important.”
Her face dropped. She didn’t reply.
When you and Satoru left, he was quiet. Too quiet.
“Something wrong?” you asked, half-daring him to say it.
He ran a hand through his hair. “You didn’t have to say that to her.”
“Say what?”
“You know what I’m talking about.”
You stopped walking. “Why are you defending her?”
He paused. “I’m not. I’m just saying… it wasn’t necessary.”
You smiled, cold. “Neither is her sitting with you every day.”
That silenced him.
Back in your dorm room, you took off your earrings with slow, careful movements.
Your phone buzzed. A text from Ren.
You good? Looked a little tense tonight.
You typed, deleted, then typed again.
Do I look crazy to you?
Three dots. Then:
No. Just different.
You stared at the screen until it dimmed.
Monday mornings had a rhythm.
You walked into the student lounge and the table by the windows was always yours. Satoru, Kaito, Ren, Daichi, and you. You brought coffee sometimes. Other days, snacks. You filled the silence, kept the conversation up when the boys were too tired from weekend games.
You were the glue. You always were.
But this Monday was off. You entered the lounge and saw them first. Kaito half-laughing. Satoru leaning back with his ankle crossed over his knee. And Yui — sitting in your chair, holding a takeout tray of coffee cups and paper bags.
“—I just figured everyone could use a pick-me-up,” she was saying, tucking a strand of hair behind her ear. “The bakery near the art building opens early.”
Daichi held up his croissant like a toast. “This slaps.”
You stopped. Your seat was taken. Not just physically — but replaced.
Satoru spotted you and smiled. “Hey, babe. She brought pastries.”
You forced a smile and sat next to Kaito instead. A space over.
He didn’t say anything, but when he slid you one of the coffees she brought, you noticed he’d passed over one that didn’t have lipstick on the lid.
Small mercy.
By Wednesday, people in your program were talking about Yui’s art.
There was a bulletin board near the design wing, and she’d put up a charcoal sketch of a girl sitting alone on the library steps. It was beautiful, you’d admit. It also looked eerily like you — same posture, same boots.
People stopped to compliment it. Someone even said, “You know, she’s so refreshing. Like… real. She’s not trying to impress anyone.”
As if that was something to praise. As if trying hard made you fake. As if you trying at all was the problem.
That afternoon, you sat on the bleachers watching basketball practice. You always did — the cheer squad usually finished an hour earlier, and you liked seeing Satoru move, command, lead.
You were halfway through tying your jacket around your waist when you spotted her.
Yui.
Sitting in the far corner of the bleachers. Alone. Sketchbook in her lap, legs tucked under her.
You didn’t walk over. But you kept glancing that way, waiting for her to leave.
She didn’t. She waited until he waved. At her.
You saw it clearly. The lift of his arm between drills. The way her posture straightened when she noticed.
Your stomach turned.
That night, you left the group chat. Quietly. No drama. No goodbye.
But they noticed. Daichi messaged you, then Ren. You ignored both. Only Kaito sent the right thing.
Wanna talk? No judgment.
You didn’t reply for hours.
But eventually, you did.
She’s replacing me.
His typing bubble appeared. Then paused. Then started again.
No. She’s just… being included.
You stared at that sentence.
Then:
But I see you. I haven’t forgotten.
You blinked at that.
It was nothing. And everything.
Thursday, Satoru walked with you to class. You held his hand loosely. You didn’t say much. He did.
“You’ve been off lately.”
“Have I?”
He exhaled. “Y/N…”
You looked up. “Do you like her?”
His brows pulled together. “What?”
“Yui. Do you like her?”
“No. She’s Daichi’s sister. She’s a kid.”
“She’s only two years younger than us.”
He looked frustrated now. “You’re jealous.”
“I’m observant.”
He pulled away just slightly. “Can’t you just let people in without turning it into a threat?”
You stopped walking.
“I used to be your person,” you said quietly. “Not a threat. Not a chore. Just… your person.”
He didn’t have an answer for that. And that hurt more than anything.
It started with a seat. Again.
Friday morning, your first free period, the guys had taken the usual corner table outside the cafeteria. It was barely 10 a.m., and already warm. You were running late — hair still damp from your shower, your slides too loud on the concrete path.
You rounded the corner, expecting the usual: the boys eating loud and fast, Satoru teasing Daichi about his midterms, Kaito flipping through his notes, and an empty spot beside your boyfriend.
But the seat wasn’t empty. Yui was already there. Right next to Satoru.
They weren’t doing anything, not exactly. But her elbow was close enough to his that your heart clenched. He leaned toward her mid-sentence, laughing softly at something she said. She wasn’t flustered this time — her voice was calm, steady.
She wasn’t trying anymore. She had already arrived. You walked slower.
When you reached the table, Kaito was the only one who stood slightly, sliding a chair toward you. You caught his eyes. He didn’t smile, but he gave you that quiet look — the one that said, Yeah. I saw it too.
You sat across from Satoru. He greeted you with a casual, “Hey, babe,” like nothing had changed. But everything had.
Later, while walking to class, Kaito caught up with you.
“She’s louder now,” he said casually.
You looked at him sideways. “What?”
“Yui. Used to whisper everything. Now she interrupts Daichi when he talks.”
You raised a brow. “Why are you telling me that?”
Kaito shrugged. “Just proving I’m paying attention.”
You didn’t say thank you. But you didn’t look away either.
That afternoon, you found out they had planned a night out — ramen and karaoke. A group thing.
You found out by accident.
Daichi had posted a dumb video on his story: Ren badly lip-syncing to some anime opening while the camera panned across the private karaoke room. There was Satoru. There was Daichi. Kaito. Ren.
And Yui. Laughing on the couch, your drink in her hand. The one you always ordered.
No one had texted you.
You were alone in your dorm, eating crackers with peanut butter, phone glowing in the dark.
You didn’t cry. You called Kaito. He picked up on the second ring.
“You saw?”
“Yes.”
He exhaled. “I wasn’t in the mood to go either. But I had to show up.”
“Why?”
“Because someone has to keep her from turning into you.”
The silence was loud.
You didn’t speak for a few seconds. Then quietly: “What’s wrong with being me?”
“Nothing,” he said. “But they forget what it took for you to get here. She just walked in.”
The next day, Yui approached you.
You were at the vending machine near the back stairwell, alone between classes. She came around the corner with her sketchpad pressed to her chest.
She didn’t look nervous. She looked… ready.
“Hey,” she said.
You turned, slow. “Hi.”
She didn’t fidget. “I just wanted to clear the air. I know it’s weird that I’m around your friends all the time now.”
You smiled. Not kindly. “Oh, now you notice?”
Yui looked away for a second, then met your gaze again. “I didn’t mean to step on anything.”
“But you didn’t stop either.”
Her throat moved in a swallow. “I didn’t think I had to. I thought… maybe there was enough room for more than one girl at the table.”
You tilted your head. “That’s cute. But it’s not about room. It’s about roles. I had mine.”
“And now I’m threatening it?”
“You’re not threatening it,” you said, voice sharp. “You’ve already replaced it.”
For a moment, you thought she’d say sorry. But she didn’t.
Instead, she said, “Maybe you just stopped wanting it.”
That stopped you cold. She walked off without another word.
Satoru wasn’t oblivious. He just didn’t want to admit how bad it had gotten.
It was easier to think you were just being dramatic. That your tension with Yui would settle. That things would click back into place if he just gave it time.
But he wasn’t stupid.
He saw the way you started dressing up more for morning classes again — lashes perfect, lip gloss slick, hair curled even when it rained.
He noticed how you kept your phone face-down around him, and how Kaito always seemed to look at him like he knew something he didn’t.
The final nudge came on a Thursday.
Yui had been tagging along to lunch with the group. Again. She wasn’t even trying to be subtle anymore — cracking jokes with Daichi, handing Ren her apple juice like they’d grown up together.
Satoru was halfway through his rice bowl when you walked up to the table, dropped your bag beside him, and smiled — big, bright, the kind of smile you used when cameras were around or when you were pissed.
“Hey, baby,” you said sweetly, sliding into his lap like it was nothing.
Everyone froze. Even Yui.
He blinked. “Hey.”
You wrapped your arm around his neck and leaned in like you’d missed him all morning. You hadn’t. You’d ignored three of his texts.
Yui looked down at her tray.
“Sorry I’m late,” you said, brushing your fingers through Satoru’s hair like it was routine. “Cheer practice ran over. You didn’t wait for me?”
He hesitated. “Didn’t know you were coming.”
You smiled with your teeth. “I’m always coming.”
After lunch, Satoru caught up with Kaito on the walk to class.
“She’s starting to play games,” he muttered.
Kaito gave him a dry look. “You mean she’s acting like your girlfriend again?”
Satoru frowned. “It’s not about that.”
“It is to her.”
He didn’t respond.
At practice that evening, Yui showed up again.
She claimed she was waiting for Daichi — said she just wanted to sketch from the sidelines until his shift ended.
Satoru didn’t believe her.
She sat quietly, legs crossed on the bleachers, sketchpad on her knees. The first ten minutes, she didn’t look at him at all.
The next ten, she did. And the next.
He wasn’t sure when it started, but he found himself thinking about it even when he was running drills.
Not her, exactly. But the way you’d looked at her during lunch. Like a challenge. Like you were done playing nice.
And for the first time in weeks, that version of you — sharp, high-maintenance, territorial — made him feel something warm under his skin.
It reminded him why he’d fallen for you in the first place.
You didn’t go quiet. You never faded out. You fought for what was yours.
Later that night, he showed up at your dorm without warning.
You opened the door in a robe, eye masks under your eyes, music playing low behind you.
“Do you want something?” you asked, not stepping aside.
He rubbed the back of his neck. “I just— We haven’t talked.”
“That’s new.”
He gave you a look. “You’ve been acting like I’m the enemy.”
“Because you’re not on my side.”
A beat of silence.
Then, softer: “I’m just stuck in the middle.”
“Then move.”
You crossed your arms. He looked at you — really looked. Messy bun. No makeup. Annoyed as hell.
Beautiful anyway.
“Don’t make this a war,” he said.
You tilted your head. “Then stop handing her ammo.”
The silence between you stretched. Not hostile — worse. Tense in a way only people who used to love each other could feel.
When you finally turned to look at him, he looked tired. No teasing smile. No cocky charm. Just Satoru. Raw, undecided.
“You don’t see what it’s like,” you said, voice lower now. “Sitting there every day like I’m some relic while she slides into my spot.”
He frowned. “You think that’s what’s happening?”
“No, Satoru. I know that’s what’s happening.”
“She’s not—”
“Don’t finish that sentence unless you want me to laugh in your face.”
His jaw clenched.
You leaned back in your chair, legs crossed under your robe. “She’s sweet. Quiet. Harmless, right? I know the game. I used to play it.”
“She’s not playing a game.”
“Then why does it feel like I’m losing?”
That silenced him. You watched him, eyes softening just enough to let the truth peek out.
“You don’t look at me the same anymore.”
He didn’t answer. And that was the answer.
You stood up slowly, walking to the mini fridge to grab a bottle of water. Twisting the cap off, you kept your back to him.
“I used to be the only girl you’d skip class for. Remember that? We’d lie in bed all morning, then I’d wear your sweatshirt to practice just to make it obvious.”
“I remember,” he said quietly.
You turned back around, arms folded loosely around your waist. “Now I feel like I’m fighting a war no one told me we were in.”
Satoru finally stepped forward, voice lower. “You think I don’t care about you anymore?”
“I think you’re tired of me. And you’re too cowardly to admit it.”
He flinched at that — not dramatically, but you saw the way his throat tensed.
Then, softly: “You’re wrong.”
“Prove it.”
That hung there, heavy and cold.
He looked at you — really looked. Wet lashes. Bare skin. Red mouth. Sad eyes that still somehow sparkled when they stared him down.
“I miss us,” he said.
You blinked.
He stepped closer, hesitantly brushing your wrist with his fingers. “But you’ve got this armor on now. Like I’m the enemy.”
“You started this war,” you whispered.
“I didn’t think I’d have to choose.”
You swallowed. “But you do.”
He nodded once. You held his gaze a second longer, then turned back to your bed and sat down, curling your knees up beneath you.
Satoru hesitated.
Then slowly, quietly, he joined you — sitting on the floor in front of your bed, leaning back against the frame.
No one spoke. The music still played quietly from your phone speaker, some old Japanese R&B playlist looping in the background.
You reached down, your fingers brushing his shoulder.
Then, slowly — impossibly soft — he leaned in and kissed you.
It was barely even a kiss at first. Just his lips brushing yours, a question wrapped in hesitation. And then your hand slid into his hair, and that was it.
He kissed you again — slower this time, deeper. His hand moved to your cheek, his thumb sweeping just beneath your eye. His lips pressed to yours again, and again, with a hunger that surprised even him — not desperate, but familiar. Like he knew you. Like he had always known this mouth, this rhythm, this exact taste.
You made a soft sound against him, and he moved closer.
Your legs tangled beneath the covers. Your robe loosened slightly at the shoulder, and his hand slid along your waist, warm and steady, not rushing. His fingers gripped the fabric, grounding himself there.
When he pulled back, just a breath away, he kept his forehead resting against yours. His voice was low and hoarse.
“I hate fighting with you.”
You swallowed. “Then stop giving me reasons to.”
“I didn’t know how to handle it,” he admitted. “Everything just got… loud. And she was easy.”
You blinked. “You mean quiet.”
He nodded.
You traced the curve of his ear with your fingertip. “I’m not easy, Satoru.”
“I know,” he whispered. “But I never wanted easy.”
He kissed you again — this time slower, like he had all night. You let yourself melt into it, your arms wrapping around his shoulders as his body pressed you gently into the mattress.
It was messy. A little angry. A little sad. But it felt real again. And in that moment — it was enough to stay.
It started with the hallway.
Friday morning. Eighth period break. You were always a little late walking to the cafeteria — part intentional, part habit. You liked people watching you enter.
But today, there was no act. You were calm.
You wore your school sweatshirt slouched off one shoulder and a miniskirt paired with knee-high socks. Hair half-up, gloss shining but simple. Not trying too hard. But you didn’t have to.
You knew he was waiting at the table. Satoru. And this time, he wasn’t looking at the entrance for someone else.
Ren was mid-story when you walked in. Kaito and Jin were arguing about fantasy league stats. Daichi had his head down texting.
Satoru was staring at his drink — until the second you stepped in.
His head lifted instinctively. His eyes followed you, slow, steady, like they didn’t want to blink and miss the moment. And you?
You walked right over to the table, slid into the seat next to him, and draped your arm along the back of his chair like it belonged there.
“Missed me?” you said casually.
He looked at you, smiled. A real one. “Always.”
Across the table, Yui watched quietly. She didn’t say anything. She didn’t have to.
Her lunch tray was still untouched. Her water bottle had a tight grip around it. Her drawing pad sat unopened in her lap. She kept glancing from you to Satoru like trying to make sense of the math.
But the numbers weren’t adding up. You were back in your seat. And Satoru didn’t even hesitate.
He nudged your leg under the table. You looked over, caught him staring — warm and distracted. You rolled your eyes but didn’t move your leg.
You laughed at one of Ren’s jokes. You stole a fry from Daichi’s plate. You whispered something in Satoru’s ear and made him chuckle mid-sip.
And all the while, Yui sat three spots down, pretending not to notice. But she noticed. Everyone did.
Especially when, just before the bell rang, Satoru reached over and tucked a strand of your hair behind your ear like it was nothing.
In the hallway after, you could feel her catching up. The rubber soles of her sneakers too soft to be loud — but you were trained to feel eyes.
“Y/N?”
You stopped, turned.
Yui stood there with her sketchpad hugged tight to her chest.
Her voice was calm. Careful. “Can I talk to you for a second?”
You didn’t answer right away. Just crossed your arms, tilted your head.
Satoru glanced back from where he stood ahead — waiting, watching — but you waved him off.
He nodded slowly and kept walking.
When it was just the two of you, you finally spoke.
“What’s up?”
Yui hesitated, her grip tightening around her notebook.
“I didn’t mean to make things weird.”
You smiled. “But you did.”
“I was just trying to make friends.”
“And you picked my boyfriend?”
Her expression shifted slightly — not angry, not even defensive. Just… confused. Hurt, maybe.
“I didn’t think it would matter. You barely looked at him lately.”
That landed sharper than she probably meant.
But you didn’t flinch. You stepped forward, slow, deliberate — just enough to have to look down into her eyes.
“Here’s the thing,” you said softly. “You don’t have to understand what we are. You just have to remember that we are.”
And with that, you turned and walked away.
Leaving her in the hall with her sketchbook and a stomach full of silence.
The sun was setting behind the gym building, casting long golden shadows across the basketball courts. Practice had ended late. Satoru was walking toward the locker rooms, gym bag slung over one shoulder, hair messy, shirt slightly damp with sweat. His jersey clung to his back, and his steps were slow — tired but calm.
Until he heard her voice.
“Satoru!”
He turned.
Yui stood a few feet away, hands nervously gripping the strap of her messenger bag. Her cheeks were flushed — whether from walking fast or nerves, he wasn’t sure.
“Hey,” he said, adjusting his bag. “Everything okay?”
She hesitated, then stepped closer. “Can we talk?”
He didn’t answer right away. The way she was looking at him made his stomach tighten — it was too open, too expectant.
“Just a minute?”
“…Yeah.”
They walked toward the side of the gym where it was quieter, near the old vending machines. It smelled faintly of rubber mats and Gatorade. A few straggling players shouted from inside, but out here, it was still.
Yui finally turned to him.
“I don’t want to make this harder than it needs to be,” she began, voice low. “But I think I deserve to know what’s going on.”
Satoru blinked. “What do you mean?”
“I mean…” Her voice faltered. “You and Y/N. Yesterday. Today. Everything’s changed.”
He shifted uncomfortably, eyes flicking down to the cracked pavement. “Yeah. We’re figuring things out.”
Yui’s brows pulled together. “But I thought—”
She stopped herself. Satoru looked up at her.
“You thought what?”
“I thought you liked me,” she said softly. “Or at least… I thought there was something.”
He stared at her a moment — not cruelly, not even cold. Just... quiet. Honest.
“Yui,” he said carefully. “I like you. You're sweet. You're easy to talk to.”
Her face lit up with hope.
“But,” he continued, “I was never not with Y/N.”
Yui’s expression froze.
“I thought maybe... we were over,” he admitted. “Things got distant. Complicated. But it wasn’t your job to fill that space.”
“You said you wanted me around,” she whispered.
“I did,” he nodded. “And I meant it. But not like that.”
Silence. A bird chirped somewhere nearby. A basketball thudded in the distance.
“You were just being nice,” she finally said, her voice cracking just a little.
He nodded slowly.
“I’m sorry if I led you on.”
Her throat bobbed as she swallowed.
“I wasn’t trying to steal you,” she said suddenly. “I just… felt safe with you.”
He gave her a sad smile.
“That’s the thing, Yui. I’ve never been safe. Not with her. Not with anyone.”
She looked away quickly, trying to blink back the sting in her eyes.
Satoru adjusted his bag, standing taller now.
“You deserve someone who doesn’t hesitate,” he said gently. “Someone who chooses you all the way.”
And then — he turned, walking off toward the locker rooms, leaving her alone in the golden light.
The evening air was cool and soft, wrapping around you like a quiet promise.
You found Satoru sitting on the low stone wall outside the school gym, alone except for the fading light and the distant hum of the city.
Without thinking, you slipped beside him, your shoulder brushing his.
He glanced at you, eyes catching the last warmth of the sunset.
For a moment, words failed you both.
Then, slowly, Satoru reached out, his hand warm as it slid to tuck a loose strand of hair behind your ear.
Your breath hitched.
He looked down at your lips, then back to your eyes — searching. You swallowed.
“Can I?”
His nod was the softest thing. Leaning in, your lips met his.
The kiss was gentle at first, a quiet question hanging between you.
Then it deepened — slow and steady, like two halves finally coming together after too much space.
Your hands found his wrists, fingers curling lightly.
He pulled you a little closer, careful, like you might disappear if he wasn’t.
When you finally parted, your foreheads rested against each other, breaths mingling.
“I missed this,” he whispered.
“Me too,” you said, voice just as soft.
You stayed like that a moment longer — two people tangled in something honest and new and old all at once. And for the first time in days, the noise around you faded completely.
please, please, please
You love being Satoru Gojo's girlfriend, he dotes on you, takes you on dates, spoils you - just one little problem, you are perpetually ovulating around him! Is wanting your nerdy boyfriend's cock in your mouth really such a bad thing? Satoru wants to wait for the perfect moment for your first time, though! He'll totally wait even when you're wearing that slutty lil dress and grinding on him, right?
pairings - nerd! gojo x girlfriend! reader
warnings - cute and silly, oral over panties/boxers, Satoru edging tf outta us -- reader is horny, Shoko/Hime, Sukuna being a fratboy dick, jealous Toru, rough blow jobs, p in v sex, first time, squirting, teasing, fingering, creampie, consent, breed kink, making your nerdy boyfriend feral and spit in your mouth <3
art creds here!!
this was a comm for my angel @cantarcantar!! ty for understanding that my life was like INSANE - ilysm for being patient <3 wc - 10.1k
It took you almost two years of crushing on Satoru Gojo to actually become his girlfriend, and you’re loving every minute of it. From being too damn shy to admit you like him, to very awkwardly trying to confess and every chance just utterly failing – to then instead becoming the very best of friends.
You two were finally ‘officially together’ as a couple.
Oh, and it was everything, being in his arms, swallowed up by those huge biceps he had hidden underneath his starch white dress shirts. Hearing that little laugh from his lips, all of those sweet little kisses he bestowed upon you – truly, all the feelings blossoming between the two of you in the most beautiful way, especially over the months of truly being his girlfriend.
He’d take you out for all day movie marathons, going to play bumper cars, mini golf, you name it – Satoru was down for it. Every date was a meticulously planned out one too, with little to no down time aside from the drive to and from. Perhaps that’s where you would sneak just the littlest pecks on his neck, hear his sighs as he gripped the gear shift of that fancy sports car.
Satoru adored you – and you adored him.
You were all his. There was no one else in the entire world than the boy who could never quite tie that tie on correctly, always just a little crooked for you to straighten out.
Yet with that came you being unreasonably horny all the fucking time, who wouldn’t be with Satoru though? Those long fingers pressing into your waist, the way that bulge pressed between your thighs, plump lips slipping up your throat. Every time it even got just a little close, maybe you were grinding so good that you were about to cum from that – he paused it.
Wearing a cute, bashful little smile on his face, fogged up, thick rimmed glasses – murmuring sweetheart in a voice that’s designed to make your pussy drip, and you feel like a complete pervert for wanting to beg for more. God, imagining his cock in your throat alone had you desperate and needy, let alone having him filling you, pumping you full, taking you first.
Maybe you are a pervert, truly.
You’ve tried so hard to be patient, you want him to want it as badly as you do, but every time you’re making out with your boyfriend – the top of the dean’s list and ultimate dungeon master for DnD – Satoru Gojo?
Every time his big ass hands grip your waist and he drags you down against his length, before he puts a pause on it?
You can’t even think about it.
Haven't you had enough of gojo satoru ?
BLUE CHRISTMAS . . .
pairing. satoru gojo x reader (fanart by 28cg_ on x!)
synopsis. it’s christmas. you’re alone again after pulling away from the only people who’ve made you feel seen. you’ve never belonged. why would it be different with them? gojo surprises you by showing up at your door anyway. (wc 7k)
warnings/tags. hurt/comfort, angst, allusion to depression, social anxiety, loneliness, self isolation, & abandonment issues (pls don’t read if any of these might trigger you!), eventual fluff, pet names, comfort kisses, use of y/n in just one scene, gojo is the best boy and shoko and suguru are the best friends :(
꒰ ✉︎ ꒱ i’m sorry for dropping this angst for christmas (my first angst fic too?!) BUT we’re all good bc there’s comfort! right?? please enjoy! bc i may have or may not have sobbed multiple times writing this + this is a backstory for gojo x shy!reader ehhe. i’ll be getting more into their history before i continue writing smut with them so it all hits a little sweeter <3
another christmas alone.
only this time, it was entirely your fault.
was reading some satoru smut, got a tiktok notif from one of my friends, so i clicked on it & when i switched apps back to tumblr like right away, this fuckass app refreshed -_-
the fact that i never found it. fuck my stupid life AND FUCK MY FRIENDS TOO !!!

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fuck i cant find any new hurt/comfort satoru stuff :(( i feel like i read everything ... hmmm
was reading some satoru smut, got a tiktok notif from one of my friends, so i clicked on it & when i switched apps back to tumblr like right away, this fuckass app refreshed -_-
jerking him off as fast as i can but stopping right before he cums so i can watch him hump the air
“do u like me?” and he responds with a pic of his boner
"do u like me?" and he responds with a video of him jacking off, choked moans of your name slipping from his lips as pre dribbles over his fingers
˚⊹♡ Fade Out ♡⊹˚
It's your ten year high school reunion and there's just one person you're don't want to see, your first love - Satoru Gojo. He was the football captain, you were the cheerleader, it was that high school love that consumed you, only for it to all fall apart when Satoru broke your heart. Even after all these years, you still resent him for it, you hate him, in fact - so how do you two end up in the backseat of his sports car!?
˚⊹♡ pairings- ex bf! gojo x reader
˚⊹♡warnings- a little angsty, past emotions, high school sweethearts, you were a cheer captain and he was an allstar player, flashbacks, idiots in love, insecurities, teasing, mutual pining, longing, oral ( f receiving) fingering, squirting, riding him in the backseat, love confessions, happy ending <3
this one just randomly popped into my head out of nowhere, comments/rbs always appreciated if you enjoy! Wc- 7.3k
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Ten years - it's been ten years since you saw him, your first love, your first kiss, the first everything.
High school reunion and truly the two of you look the same, he's a little buffer, his shoulders are broader, perhaps his jaw has sharpened ever so slightly - but it's undeniably him and you. Satoru Gojo - the top football player in the school and you - the pretty cheerleader who was always with him.
On him, near him, on top of him in the front seat of his sports car, smacking your head and giggling as he fucked up into you, stretching you out on his cock. He'd been sweet that first time, even as you all snuck around and parked in the middle of nowhere, even with the cramped confines.
Yet he'd been there - kissing you deep, messy and slow, pumping you up and down that veiny length as you took more and more from him, kissing you with his tongue ring clicking against your teeth. You'd whined out, desperately arching for more, shattering and fluttering your eyes shut.
The memories heat you up as you stand there across from him, trembling with your thighs pressed together, nails pressing into your palms, seeing him catching up with all his friends. He'd gone to university, but you'd gone out of state, and that was when it had all fallen apart.
The pain is there, lingering, eating at you - yet those feelings linger, the first love, the youth you all had where you couldn't get enough of each other, just for it all to end.
When those eerie blue eyes catch you across the room, however, he's not smirking, not laughing and shoving his friends, no he's got them locked on you now. Suguru and Nanami pause, peering over at you, then at each other, as you turn and rush to grab a drink.
You can't even stand to be in the same room with him after ten years.

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nsfw content mutual!gojo satoru keeps his promise by flying overseas and sending you to poundtown. part one + part two
two months… satoru’s been thinking about you for two whole months. each day felt like a time lag, and every week felt like a never ending simulation. it felt as if the earth decided to stop spinning ever since that day he witnessed you using his gift — the toy he’d replicated of his own dick.
the late-night live you streamed for your onlyfans was now a file downloaded on satoru’s phone — ever since then, he’s been finding himself constantly looking at the download. whether it was for the sole purpose of admiration, or desperation… that video never stopped circulating within satoru’s head. it was as if his mind had been corrupted with an extreme sense of want.
a ‘want’ so desired, the longing has lasted longer than sixty-one days. it’s basically became a routine: wake and hit the gym, shower and jerk of to the only nsfw downloaded on his files, eat breakfast, head to campus, head home, buy takeout, study and then doom-scroll on twitter and converse with you for the rest of his night.
and good habits, or not — satoru’s also found himself secretly getting off to the sound of your voice whenever you’d call him because for some reason, he just couldn’t discard the image of you stuffing your insides with his dildo.
i think the most beautiful thing about being a human is the capacity to change