nee

forever n always a fangirl

[w1ldspace]

centerpiece ♟️

[shelfperson]

makoto, smoking a cigarette: you know, i was just a baby when you became a confidence man isn’t that weird

laurent, so drunk he can’t see straight: can you put that out on me

[sayoricide]

they should’ve worn all black at some point …. but they would’ve been too powerful

[parsedforthescreen]

The party ended 6 hours ago and he’s still here

[w1ldspace]

centerpiece ♟️

[l-0puko]

just liking you is not enough just admiring you is not enough

sekaiichi hatsukoi fanart? in 2025? it's more likely than you think!

[solasisms]

leon s. kennedy

[fantasyartsforyou]

For More Check Here

[c13ar]

Seigi Nakata you would do numbers if more than 20 people knew about you.

[001x456]

people who don't experience hyperfixation don't know what it feels like to hyperfixate so much on something that it becomes not only your subject of obsession but also your source of happiness and literally the main reason why you still keep going; literal source of strength and life.

shoutout to my favorite fictional characters, favorite people, favorite ships, favorite movies, favorite tv shows, fanfics and archive of our own

[akkusplayground]

[nameless-bug6]

There’s something so special to me about queer-platonic relationships in stories. When you see people so full of love for one another that it transcends any labels because they don’t need them. They don’t need to define their relationship to know that what they have is special. They can just feel it through the way they support and understand one another.

I think love is most beautiful in this form. Not to say other forms are not as special or important, of course they are. It’s just the way that love is seen not out of any desire but pure adoration for someone as an individual. It’s them seeing each other, recognizing their flaws but promising to always be by their side. No expectations, no doubt. They just love each other.

I think more people need to get used to the idea that love isn’t just about a romantic connection. It’s a genuine, human bond that can never be simply defined. Just because two characters don’t “get together” in canon doesn’t make the love they clearly feel for each other any less real. I would take a pair who don’t ever get together that take time to build a bond and trust each other over a pair that starts dating just because it’s the “obvious” thing to do (If that makes sense?) any day.

Because at the end of the day, we all want to feel seen—to have a real meaningful connection to another person. I think that’s why I love QP relationships in media so much. The story isn’t moved by the expectation that the characters will get together, it’s moved by the characters learning how to be human together.

[thegoddamnhat]

there's nothing quite like a random piece of media you consumed ages ago and loved at the time but kinda forgot about after coming back to you years later absolutely out of nowhere like "you thought you could forget about me? don't worry! i'm here to be the only thing you care about yet again" and then the cycle repeats

it's fun but also painful because the intensity of the obsession revived makes it hard to focus on anything else like someone get these fictional people out of my head please

[pach1nk0]

[ukiyosen]

HELLO HE FINALLY FUCKING CONFESSED

[iconsfinder]

[ap0llx]

my least favorite and most aggravating factoid abt Laurent is that he absolutely deserves to have gone to jail but he's never been. But Makoto has. TWICE

[nongunktional]

when i first heard about the male loneliness epidemic i was like oh yeah close camaraderie and bonding between men is often discouraged in favor of competition or, if not discouraged, at least filtered through a lens of individualism that precludes deep connections. and then i learned what people meant by it (men arent getting laid) to which i say skill issue