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FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, I'M TRYING TO SAVE FOR MY JANUARY CON.
be addicted to real dopamine
be in the present and notice those little things you never saw before, but that have always been there
experience new exciting things that bring you joy
love people, listen to them and create meaningful connections
make art and don’t label it as “good” or “bad,” just let your soul be free
stop scrolling on social media and start turning pages of an interesting book
do mindfulness meditation and feel your body and mind calming down
move your body, no matter how as long as you’re enjoying
listen to music that matches the moment you’re in
eat nourishing food, feel your stomach full without discomfort
get a good night of sleep and feel yourself ready for another day
Dopamine
pairing: jackson wang x fem!reader warnings: swearing, suggestive dialogue, angst, comfort, aftercare. smut: oral (m and f receiving), fingering, soft dom!jackson, usage of “daddy”, praise kink. kinda turned into mostly porn w/no plot - sry not sry. MDNI, 18+ only
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synopsis: the pressure of his new album was getting to him, and the only thing that would calm his frayed nerves was getting a hit of dopamine; precious time with you. note: trying something new here, so please bear with me while i get my footing. my initial thought was to write one-shots loosely based off of some of the lyrics in jackson's songs that inspire me. however, in falling down the rabbit hole that is pinterest, i have seen so many other pictures of him that are possibly making me want to write other versions of him (husband!jackson? dad!jackson?) not quite sure yet, but i am happy to hear any/all suggestions if you have them! as always, thx for reading :)
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CHASiNG DOPAMiNE ── CATCHiNG YOU !
───── late night car rides and the way sunghoon looks at you messes with your head ( and heart )
MORE ( 800 ) . fluff , romance ✶ skinship , slightly suggestive
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The night air feels thick. The windows are cracked open, letting the breeze slip into the car. City lights blur past like lazy brushstrokes, but all you can feel is the weight of Sunghoon’s gaze flicking between you and the road.
You try not to squirm in your seat, fingers gripping the hem of your skirt. It’s been like this for weeks — this weird, heavy tension hanging in the air whenever you're alone with him.
It’s not like you planned to fall for your best friend’s brother. You knew Sunghoon before he even got his license, back when his hair was too long and he barely talked. But somewhere between then and now, he grew into... well, him. The same sharp jawline, same stupid little eye smile — but everything about him feels different now. More careful. More... intense.
“Why’re you so quiet?” Sunghoon’s voice breaks through the hum of the radio. His fingers drum lazily against the steering wheel.
You force a shrug, pretending like your heart isn't doing that weird stuttery thing in your chest.
“Just tired.”
“Liar.”
You glance at him, but he's already smirking. He knows you too well. You hate that about him.
Sunghoon shifts in his seat, hand reaching down to mess with the AC. The air gets cooler, but your face feels hotter.
His fingers brush against your knee. Barely. Almost like an accident.
But you know better.
Your breath catches, eyes snapping to him, but he just keeps driving — like he didn't just short-circuit your whole nervous system with a single touch.
"You always get quiet when you're nervous," he says casually, like he's not absolutely wrecking you right now.
"I'm not nervous."
"Sure."
You want to punch him. You want to kiss him. You don't know which one would ruin your life more.
The car slows at a red light, bathing the inside in soft, red glow. Sunghoon's fingers trail up — slow, deliberate — brushing against the edge of your thigh.
Your heart is pounding.
"You should stop doing that," you mumble, eyes locked on the windshield.
"Doing what?"
"You know what."
There's a beat of silence — and then you feel him lean in. Just a little. Close enough that his breath warms the shell of your ear.
"Why?"
You hate him. You really, really hate him.
The light turns green. He doesn't move away.
"I thought you were tired," he teases, voice lower now — almost lazy. Like he knows exactly what he's doing to you.
"I am."
"Liar."
You squeeze your thighs together. He definitely saw that. His smirk twitches wider, but he finally pulls back, like he's sparing you.
The rest of the drive is quiet — except it's not. The whole car feels heavy with unsaid things. The kind of silence that feels louder than anything.
When he finally pulls into your driveway, you're halfway out of the car before he can even kill the engine. But Sunghoon moves fast. His fingers wrap around your wrist, gentle but firm.
"Wait."
You freeze.
His eyes flick down — to your lips, then back up — like he's fighting himself.
You feel like you can't breathe.
"I... probably shouldn't like you this much," he murmurs, almost to himself.
Your heart lurches.
"You like me?"
His grip on your wrist tightens, just barely.
"I've liked you since you started stealing my hoodies."
Your whole brain short-circuits. Because... yeah. Maybe you've been doing that.
"I didn't think you'd notice."
"I always notice you."
You swear the whole world tilts a little.
His thumb brushes against your pulse, slow and steady — like he's memorizing the way you're falling apart under his touch.
"Sunghoon..."
He leans in — close enough that you can smell his stupid cologne. Close enough that all you have to do is tilt your chin up and he'd be kissing you.
"Tell me to stop."
You can't. You really, really can't.
So you don't.
Instead, your fingers curl into the collar of his jacket, pulling him in the rest of the way. His lips slot against yours like they were always supposed to be there — soft and warm and so painfully slow.
It's not a perfect kiss. Your teeth knock, and you're pretty sure you're shaking, but none of that matters.
Because the second his hand slides to the back of your neck, tilting your head just right — you're gone. Completely, hopelessly gone.
He pulls back just enough to breathe, forehead resting against yours.
"You always get quiet when you're nervous," he whispers again, smug as hell.
You flick him on the forehead.
"Shut up."
His grin stretches wide — bunny teeth and everything — and you realize you're so, so screwed.
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Neuroscience is real and important (while still beset by the same implicit and explicit bias problems as all human science and medicine), but pop culture understanding of neuroscience has absolutely made society worse, and I hate it. Every popular invocation of "dopamine," "serotonin" "trauma," "the prefrontal cortex," and "epigenetics" is used to justify some logically and/or ethically terrible conclusion. Recently I saw someone say that she lift weights to boost dopamine "Because my body doesn't make its own." My sibling in neurochemistry, that is your body making its own! A chemical your body produces when you exercise is still being produced by your body! Furthermore, why are we repeatedly told that exercise is good because it boosts dopamine, but video games and social media are bad, because they boost dopamine? Are dopamine-boosting recreational activities good or bad? The obvious answer, of course, is that it's just moralistic judgment -- exercise is Virtuous, games are not -- dressed up in neurochemical justifications. People even talk about being "addicted to dopamine" as if being "addicted" to a substance produced by one's own body can even be a meaningful or coherent concept. I'm not saying there aren't evidence-based things people can do to protect their neurological health (one that I strongly recommend is wearing a helmet). I'm saying that pop neuroscience is not a sound basis for logic, philosophy, ethics, morality, law, or public policy. If you're going to make an ethical or public policy argument using "the brain" or "brain chemistry" as a justification, consider, instead, not doing that. Instead, consider that other people know what's best for their own brains without your expounding on "dopamine" and "trauma."
܁ ˖ ‧₊˚⊹ dopamine menu
these are my go-to activities to increase my dopamine levels when i'm feeling sad or anxious 𓏲 ࣪˖♡𓂃
⊹ making a little drink for myself ⊹ working on a page in my coloring book ⊹ curating a new playlist ⊹ crafting a snack plate ⊹ planning my day/week/month ⊹ cleaning my space — digital or physical ⊹ treating myself by buying something special ⊹ painting my nails a fun colour ⊹ putting on a nice outfit and accessorizing ⊹ perfecting a new recipe ⊹ having a good conversation with friends ⊹ burning a candle that matched the exact vibe.