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“He tucks a strand of your hair behind your ear” I have an Afro 🧍♀️
Reblog if you think it’s okay to platonically say “I Love You” to your friends
Slams the reblog button so damn fast
UM OBVIOUSLY
I do that all the time
I need some help
Damian & Syn
I'm making a story (link above if you'd like to read), and in the story, the main couple is finally pursuing therapy. However, I know nothing about couples therapy, and the couple I want to put in therapy is very strange. ( arranged marriage, raised in an assassin's cult, ex-child assassins turned heroes, abusive past, shitty families).
How do I approach therapy with them? Like, what do they talk about in their sessions? I know what I want them to say, what topics I want them to touch on, but how do I get to those topics in a professional way? What kind of therapist do I get them? Obviously, it can't be some plain old couples therapist.
And how does the therapist respond to the obvious massive bombs they reveal ( major crimes, abuses, and killings) (she can't snitch on them because they did them in the past). What kind of exercise do they do?
I'm not a therapist; I need a therapist
A slow burn romance, with (Y/N) as Daniel's twin sister. She, like Daniel, has a rare ability to understand Jay Hong, even though he doesn't speak. This leans more into emotional connection, subtle moments, and growing trust.
I might delete this,so tell me if it's ok or should I change the whole thing.
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Worth Seeing — Chapter One: The Transfer
Prologue:What Makes You Worth Seeing
Raindrops : Final Part – Where the Rain Stops
Raindrops: Part 6 – The Weight of After
Raindrops : Part 5 – The Choice
Raindrops : Part 4– Shadows Between Us
Raindrops : Part 3 – Echoes Unspoken.
Raindrops: Part 2
Raindrops