#aahh!!

You're on the Air!

Still messing around with my style!! I will get there One day! Oooh!! And! It is almost one year since I have Delved into Welcome Home!! Exciting!! I will spend the day doodling and eating Colourful cake.. and...

I was tag.ged by @scarefox and @bobafvcks <3 Thank you for including me, pals!!

Let's see who I get to marry! *drum roll sound*

Oh.

Oh, this is terrible uskajsjajjshsjd

Don't get me wrong, please. I love Hira, I do, but we're bringing NOTHING to this relationship. We're the same person! Copy&Paste! Not even in a cute/epic soulmate way, just a very "we're doomed" situation.

We are both in need of someone to take us out of our comfort zones, to push us forward. But since we both would rather not even try, we'd probably sympathize and let each other be instead. We'd stay in the stagnant air (his words) for the rest of our lives.

Also! Our main love language is Acts of Service, but neither of us enjoy being in the receiving end of it 😀 Gifts are fine, we cherish gifts, but service makes us uncomfortable. We don't want anyone doing things for us, but we get lots of joy from doing things for other people, and we wouldn't be able to do that for each other! Because we would hate it! Can you imagine!!!!

The only pros I can think of are 1. We'd shop for clothes in the same stores—could probably share them too, since we have the same style; 2. No judgement—just two weirdos chilling with their photos and books; 3. He can look after himself—housecores wouldn't be my responsibility alone; 4. He's somewhere in the aroace spectrum too? And I'm not his type. So I believe our relationship would be more of a platonic one, which I would very much appreciate.

I think... I think we could be happy. Peaceful, definitely. But never fulfilled. Together we'd never live up to our full potentials, and it'd always feel like there is something missing.

But we could tolerate it for the sake of not being alone.

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Fluffy!!!