Both! Ventus will endlessly tell his partner how important they are and confess his feelings for his lover over and over again. However, there is always the fear that he’s overdoing it and because some people say showing is better than saying he fears his declarations may sound fake. 

bloodstone: how my muse sees themself as part of the world at large

Ventus knows his role as a Keyblade Wielder and a former Dandelion Leader is a very important one and he won’t back away from his responsability. Still, Ventus considers himself to be just another one. He never saw and still doesn’t see himself as someone important, even though he makes a big difference to the people around him. 

copper: how I think my muse will end up when they’re older

Despite being strong, kind and gentle, Ventus is actually negative and has many self-destructive thoughts. Part of them come from his responsability as a Dandelion Leader, a role he had to fulfill despite being only 10 years old at the time, and from how he was betrayed by his own Master in the future. (His training under Xehanort was cruel, but being almost killed by Eraqus, the man he trusted his life to, broke him completely).

Sea

You're drowning. A sea of emotions, responsibilities, people, things, everything. You just can't handle it all, you need to escape, but you can't. Even talking to someone and being told it's okay, compliments, nice things people say, it all adds up to drown you further. Guilt, for feeling this way when everyone's being nice and you're not enough. 

Will you sink or swim?

Handwriting can tell you a lot about a person. Go here and reblog with your character’s name in their handwriting!

See something about wolves and other animals they weaved stories about.

I can picture Ven’s mother speaking to him about old tales of her tribe. Of stories passed down from generation to generation

He still remembers these stories but he never really… passed it down. Think how momentous would it be if he passed down a little history of his family tree to someone, something he never really shared anyone else. The importance of it.