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ꜱʜᴇ, ʜᴇʀ | 96' ʟɪɴᴇʀ | ᴀʀᴍʏ x ᴄᴀʀᴀᴛ | ꜱᴡɪꜰᴛɪᴇ ♡。·˚˚· ·˚˚·。♡

[kosmogrl]

[smeraldowithlove]

I'm just here waiting for all the fics inspired by this clip of Nana Tour to drop

[babyjagihoney]

I’m just here patiently waiting for every Wonwoo smut inspired by this Wonwoo to come out 👍

[wildfloweronwheels-deactivated2]

Probably won't articulate this particularly well because the thoughts are still cooking but so far, even if it doesn't end up lasting for them, there's just something so warm about Taylor and Travis in an entirely different way to how I remember it being when we found out about Taylor and Joe. That warmth was a relief, a blazing fire keeping the chill away from someone who had been stuck in the fiercest and most oppressive winter. We were all so worried and she she was so unwell, by her own admission Joe saved her or at least made her feel like it was worth trying to save herself. He loved her privately when that was what she needed. This warmth is different and I can't quite explain why.

Maybe it's because this all started with a man shooting his shot on a friendship bracelet and being open about his feelings and what he wanted in a healthy sweet way (which anyone who does relationships with men knows is rare lol) or maybe it's that he doesn't seem phased by her success, at least for now, embracing it. Maybe it's that he's refreshingly willing to talk about her and it's not that Joe wasn't, he did, he just seemed to make people afraid to ask??? Maybe it's the happiness that radiated off them both at the game, both of them being OK with bold and public and showing up in a way we know Joe wasn't in the end or wouldn't let Taylor be for him. Maybe it's just that she's healthier now so instead of showing her how it could be, he's able to just slot right into where she's at. A place full of power and both parts of herself, Taylor the person and Taylor the artiste.

Whatever the reason, the best way I can describe the vibes we all picked up on on Sunday is an exhale (if you have better descriptions, leave them below) and even if this isn't forever, the feeling that we're watching Something feels so so nice you guys and honestly gives me hope for myself too

[kimjiwoong]

he’s a ten but if his girlfriend and one of his bandmates were hanging off of a cliff, he’d save his bandmate 

[sagepolaroid]

what better meet-cute than getting rudely ignored by the love of your life in an airport setting!! larajean is so proud -⁠ᄒ⁠ᴥ⁠ᄒ⁠-

[lunar-bunn]

after three seasons, you would think they would just let the man do his damn job!

[rosethorn108]

minho's realisations

when he realises he likes her

when he realises she deserves better

when he knows her food choices betters

when he knows they should have stayed penpals

[mikuyuuss]

Ok, not only did Moon Dong Eun avenge the villains of this story. She found love afterwards and was able to pursue architecture like she always wanted to. She now dresses freely with her tattoo, proudly showing her scars. She's no longer confined to her trauma. Dong Eun got her revenge AND her happy ending!

Even though she was so convinced that she's a terrible person for wanting revenge, she actually managed to touch the lives of the people around her through simple acts of kindness (empathizing with them for being victims) and those same people came back to support her as well.

It's usually "revenge is bad" this "you got revenge but at what cost" that, but no, she got her revenge AND her and other people's happy ending. Even though it's a dark story about how victims suffer, there's always the underlying message of hope, where they also understand and help eachother. Even if they had to bend the rules to get it, The. Victims. Won. Oh. My. Goodness.

In the end, it wasn't exactly just "revenge," it was also about bringing justice to the victims.

[zolyarozanova]

This man has one of the most disgusting personalities I’ve ever encountered.

He’s rude.

He’s narcissistic.

He can’t read.

Would I like to hang out with him?

No.

Would I sleep with him??

Yeah … big-time.

[koreandragon]

and single people should just die????

[ahsung]

Gosh, I’m so happy. I won’t have to pay the penalty this year. What do you mean? I had a wedding hall booked just in case. I was worried about canceling it again. 

CRASH COURSE IN ROMANCE (2023) dir. Yoo Je Won Episode 16 "You and I, the Union of Two Universes"

[smeraldowithlove]

Thank you for filling my weekend with sweetness, fun, laugh, and thrills, I'm gonna miss Banchan family so much😭❤️

[dramadaisies]

week 2 of being extremely confused as to whether donghee wants revenge on chiyeol, is in love with him, wants his job, or some weird combination of all three

[smeraldowithlove]

it's most likely obsession since his sister thought he was the only adult she could trust and now he want's to "protect" (in his dark twisted mind) him by keeping him isolated from anyone else... #ccir #crash course in romance

[ahsung]

Can you stay the night?

CRASH COURSE IN ROMANCE (2023) dir. Yoo Je Won Episode 12 "Point of Intersection between Comedy and Tragedy"

[smeraldowithlove]

#they are the textbook definition of "he fell first, she fell harder"😭😭 #let them be happy #mr ji you better not mess with either of them #crash course in romance

[solojihyo]

okay so here’s the thing. while i agree that kpop is for people of all ages, i feel like a lot of people miss the accountability part that comes along with it, particularly when it comes to groups with minors in them. there’s nothing wrong with listening to these groups casually. however, if you’re stanning a group with minors and are older than them (especially if you’re more than a couple of years older), it’s important to hold yourself accountable. for example: there’s nothing wrong with someone who’s 30+ listening to a group with minors casually. stanning is slightly different, though - i would say stanning can be okay as long as you’re being an adult about it. like i would genuinely be concerned if i saw someone way too obsessed with collecting albums and photocards for minors that are much, much younger than them. or if a 20+ year old was sexualizing a 14 year old and calling them “hot” and “attractive” - that is a problem. yes, kpop is for all ages, but in an industry that’s unfortunately filled with minors, as an older fan you have the responsibility to not be weird about it. if you can't consume content in a responsible way, then don't stan groups with minors in them. it's as simple as that.

[jung-koook]

LMAOOOO

[jung-koook]

I LOVE HIM I LOVE HIM