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got inspired by this meme

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again and again (speedpaint)
affection (give and receive) and their different aftermaths
happy valentines day~
i'm rewatching the first episode of bridon arc and this whole scene makes me want to scream.
imagine you're cheng xiaoshi. you have abandonment issues due to your parents mysteriously leaving you as a small child. one day you meet a boy, and in his eyes you see the same secrets your parents kept from you. he's kind and good, but he's hiding something, and you're afraid it will take him away from you the same way it took your parents.
and you're cheng xiaoshi, so you can't be upfront and honest about these fears, and you have to mask your vulnerability with jokes. but he doesn't treat it like a joke. he says i won't disappear. he says i can use these powers for you. he says i can't promise forever, but i'll stay here as long as i can.
anyway, they make me ill.
link click is a fun and happy show (cries in a ditch)

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this was originally not supposed to be angst
100 likes and I'll consider posting the non-angst version
just me and the guy iβm throwing away my life and betraying my morals for
Facing the unchangeable past, can we really let it go?