#romanxe

So you have the heroine and she has a “disposable fiancé” and then the other guy who is her “true love.”

The disposable fiancé proposes to the heroine, or otherwise expresses his affection, in a big, grandiose, show-offy way (buying her something big and expensive, taking her to a big party, etc)

Meanwhile, her real love interest does something smaller and less flashy (seeing her favorite flowers growing and picking a few for her, baking her favorite treat, buying her a signed copy of her favorite book by her favorite author, etc.)

Just like…the contrast between big and showy gestures (that could just as easily be for the guy to show off his own wealth and ego) versus taking the time to really pay attention to someone and notice their interests and preferences so you can get them a gift that is less flashy but much more personal and intimate…

The elf on the left is my fellow player's character named Cornelius and the female on the right is my character named Aina.

I totally get to fangirl over their blossoming relationship.

UPDATED:

I updated the brightness and hue to the drawing because I felt it was too dark.

Idk.

I'm on my phone lol

Anyway, I hope you love it. Gush with me.

ur so right dude. i’m so happy ur back, this is pretty surreal ngl LOL <3 i hope you’ve been well~

desnudo mi alma al compás de la lluvia, puedo ser esa niñita perfumando magia.

Puedo gritar colores, no importando mi edad, despojar mis sucias inseguridades.

Ser la melodía del piano, que cura la tempestades de un roto corazón.

Sentir esas lindas mariposas de agradecimiento por existir.

FUCKING MOOD LMFAO but yes the answer to ur question is absolutely yes

Thank you for your kind message! I’ll be the first to admit that my “COVID take” is strongly influenced by and drawn from the analysis of veteran social movement organizers and writers Sandy Hudson and Nora Loreto, and their work throughout the pandemic.