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Moving!!

I’ll be over at @pastelsprettyarts so that it’ll be connected to my main account <:3c

DO YOU EVER JUST SIT IN A CAR AND SUDDENLY ANGST HITS YOU AS YOU STARE OUT THE WINDOW

I’ve been getting really into hanahaki disease lately, which is:

A fictional disease in which the victim coughs up flower petals when they suffer from one-sided love. It ends when the beloved returns their feelings (romantic love only; strong friendship is not enough), or when the victim dies. It can be cured through surgical removal, but when the infection is removed, the victim’s romantic feelings for their love also disappear.

It often develops over months or even years, beginning with coughing up a few petals and growing in intensity (and pain) until the victim is vomiting entire flowers, by which point the disease has entered its final stages.

The happy ending version is when the object of the victim’s love returns their affections, thus making the love no longer unrequited. The victim is then cured of the disease. This may happen spontaneously when the object of affections realizes their love, or the disease may require the object to persuade the victim that their love is mutual. If the victim cannot believe that his beloved returns his love, he will die.

The most common version is when the victim’s lungs get filled with the flowers and roots grow in their respiratory system. They choke on their own blood and petals, and die.

Another version is when the flowers are surgically removed, as are the victim’s feelings of love, meaning they can no longer love the person they once loved. Sometimes this also removes their memories of the former beloved, or the victim’s ability to ever love again. Often, the one suffering the disease will refuse the surgery, preferring to die rather than losing their feelings.

why is so much unrequited love centered around adeline

blue dude belongs to @cute-anonyme