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Miyamoto Iori and Yamato Takeru are addicted to each other
Commissioned from my goat Kuroe!
Iori and Saber are addicted to each other and in this pose because they are in a codependent and abusive relationship with each other, with Takeru being the abuser! I'll explain why below!
The codependence is from Iori's birthday line in FGO mentioning that they're needed even though Iori knows how to cook, and Takeru's Bond CE "My Dearest Days" in FGO being about him.
The abuse in the relationship is the entire point of their dynamicFSR and FGO.
Takeru starts off insulting Iori and not caring for his wellbeing. Even when they warm up to him, they still call him weak even though they know that's his biggest insecurity. Them saying that he's kind even if he's weak is what causes Iori's breakdown. It feels like he's trying to prove that he's good enough to them.
During the NG+ ending, Takeru said that they can't sympathize with his problems and even want his memories gone. In TM, memory erasure is akin to murder. They also say that Iori had no choice but to do this, which is gaslighting and making him believe he had no choice but that. A
fter the true end, Takeru shows extreme possessiveness. They get angry at Iori when Ibuki flirts with him in a romantic sense and also get angry at Iori for admiring other swordsmen in FGO part 2's ending because they want him to only admire them.
In the FSR collab, Takeru stalks Iori to the point of discomfort, verbally abuses him, and gaslights him by making him think, "Just what have I done?" In Iori's Valentine, they stalk Iori again by showing up without his permission even when Iori asks them why, to the point Iori is begging Ritsuka for help.
Iori's voice lines also have him say, "Saber, don't pull. Don't pull my sleeve. I got it, I got it, we just have to go together, right?" Which shows Takeru's control and also implying that they might become physically abusive with him later because of them touching /pulling Iori in a way that he didn't like.
I know abuse is a heavy word, but it's not a boogeyman at all. Abuse is when two people care about each other, romantic or not, yet one hurts the other through neglect, control and/or mistreatment, which Takeru has done to Iori.
I'm mature enough to be okay with different interpretations from the text. I can't interpret any character treating someone like this any other way. It's odd that no one has brought this up in two years, given how a lot of TM fans flock to TM for its problematic content. If you're an Iori fan, shouldn't you acknowledge the interpretation that the relationship is hurting him? Anyway, I'm up for respectful discussion if personal insults aren't thrown.
Here's some evidence of other people having the same interpretation. I whited out their names.
