naaviii🌸

heyy Ü | she/her | INFJ-T | '04 (18+ minors dni)

[nae-vm]

about me!! :>

hey yall! looking for moots💚

you can call me naavi :)

i'm an '04 linerr, also i'm an INFJ and EU based

my ULT group is NCT (127 and Dream); my biases are (in no particular prder): johnny, mark, haechan, chenle, yuta, hendery and xiaojun.

some other groups that i looove are: P1H, Mamamoo, OnlyOneOf, The Boyz, etc...

also i should mention that i might not be too active on here bc uni is kicking my ass rnnnn😝 having said that i'll do the best that i can!!

pls leave an ask or a comment if yall wanna be mootss 🤗

if yall have any questions don't be afraid to ask! :)

[neocatharsis]

Photography pt. 2

[neocatharsis]

Photography pt. 2

[alreadyblondenow]

HANDSOME BUBU

[labelneo]

popping in to say that while i’m so sad by mark’s departure, i’m also so incredibly moved by mark’s words in his letter.

there’s a particular courage in walking away from the thing that built and shaped you and in being able to leave something so grand and safe to find something bigger than your current self. most people never do that. i am incredibly moved that he has chosen that journey: to leave the thing that made him, so he can become the person he know’s he was always meant to be.

his departure isn’t him just leaving, but it is him also modeling a kind of self-trust people hardly ever have. people often think courage is that cinematic moment where someone stands up and declares their new path to everyone, but, truthfully, it is often a quiet, fearful, and private decision where you turn it over in your head a million times and have a million conversations over the same topic over and over again with loved ones before you decide you’ll eventually have to loosen the grip on what’s defined you to find what’s waiting for you.

letting go of something big isn’t just courageous either, it’s painful, lonely, and disorienting, and i can only imagine what it feels like when the life you’re letting go of is what’s been the majority of your life AND career.

i don’t mean to sound parasocial. i am, in full honesty, just recognizing the weight of someone making a life changing decision in full view of the world and admiring the courage it takes to do that. as someone who understands the courage it takes to walk away from personal experiences, this has given me the opportunity to watch someone name a truth i’ve been developing for a while now. shout out to mark lee, i truly believe when you choose yourself, you’ll find where you’re meant to be.

[borderlinereminders]

Something that was crucial to me being able to foster healthy relationships (platonic and romantic) was learning those around me aren’t mind readers.

Communicating honestly and effectively can allow people to be there for you. It can also allow you to work out conflicts in order to maintain long term relationships.

It might seem “wrong” to ask for your needs to be met. But it isn’t. In fact, usually our loved ones prefer us to be up front with our needs rather than hinting at them. (Hinting is exhausting for both parties and easily missed.)

Communicate your boundaries. “When you tease me about —-, it really upsets me. Please don’t do that anymore.”

Communicate what is working for you. “When you reach out to check in when I’m having a hard time, it really helps and makes me feel supported.”

Communicate what you need. “Things are really hard right now. I could use the company of a friend. Can I call you?”

A lack of communication can lead to relationships breaking. Resentment builds. Misunderstandings happen. Feelings get hurt.

If you don’t tell your loved ones what you need, then it’s unfair to us and them to be upset at them for not reading your mind.

You are allowed to have needs and wants. And you are allowed to express them.

[editsty]

🖤

[neocatharsis]

251201 NCTsmtown_DREAM Twitter Update

[donghyucktual]

HAECHAN Beat It Up (2025)

[neocatharsis]

251124 NCTsmtown_DREAM Twitter Update

[wholeheartedsuggestions]

one day, you will find yourself being loved by entirely new people and wonder why you were ever worried you’d never find them

[bamjjwi]

is it crazy to say that after seeing them sing butterflies live it’s made me like the song more than i originally did. like being able to so clearly hear their vocals has really sold the song to me more (not that i thought it was bad it just wasn’t a fav)

[h4nifah]

a lot of people think that holding on tightly to things and never letting go is a virtue but I think there’s a lot of strength, bravery, and emotional intelligence in being able to walk away from a situation that no longer serves you, even if it was something you once really wanted or invested a lot of time and energy in. it’s not failure to re-evaluate a situation and redirect yourself to something more worthwhile instead of beating a dead horse

[pigswithwings]

its true that complimenting strangers is fun and nice. people will go "awwww really" when you say their hair is cute. people will go "thanks" and straighten up a little when you compliment the colors they're wearing. people will say "oh yeah i got it at (place)" if you say a charm on their bag is cool. people really do appreciate it and its very whimsy and you can just do this for free

[haect]

haechan: naming photoshoot (2025)

[neogotmycookie]

same guy btw 💀

[haect]

HAECHAN: Talented' Dance Clip (Exclusive Ver.)

[seolyoona-archive]

haechan / ‘taste of sun’ behind