my baby don't like it

when you come around

[hwangsrenjun]

welcome to ncity

[neotechs]

nct over flowers 💐

[lyydevil]

Sit down, be humble.

[nakamotens]

a cutie eating chicken 🍗

[silvaalarcon]

lordstark:

ho ho holy shit it’s almost christmas

[birdschoolforbirds]

WILL???? IS THAT YOU WILL???? W I L L 

[victurionice]

young Viktor paints his fucking nails

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Episode 1 opening vs Episode 11 opening

[oikaawa-san]

You want to see that, right?

[hellfirefury]

Yuuri: um… Eros isn’t really me… I think I should do agape…

Victor: [mental montage of yuuri pole dancing]

Victor: I think the fuck not

[skamdaily]

x

[thetommmoarchives]

Where are we going? Dunkirk.

[softjimis]

My hidden talent is juggling.

[kohya]

currently

[harrystylesdaily]

@Elinor_robinson: HARRY SPENT LIKE 30 SECONDS WITH ME BECAUSE HE WAS DOING HIS BAIR AND WAS CHATTKNG TO ME, HEA SO LOBELY I LOVE HIM SO

[daelbin]

. .。☆° visual prince °☆.。.

[thatshamelessyaoishipper]

Okay as much as I ADORE this line

it’s not a direct translation of what Yuuri says in Japanese.

He literally says something more along the lines of “Until I retire, please take care of me” or “Until I retire, I leave myself in your care!”

It hardly has anything to do with coaching. And fun fact: Marriage proposals in Japan aren’t like in the West “Would you marry me?”. They’re more like “Please marry me. Please cook for me every day, please wear this beautiful dress/tuxedo for me. Please take care of me.“

When Victor says that it sounds like a marriage proposal, it’s not just random fan pleasing. It’s a direct, valid response to Yuuri’s words.

Because what Yuuri says is exactly what you would hear in a Japanese marriage proposal.

Add to it the fact that Victor replies with “I wish you’d never retire” and I think we can all understand why Yuuri starts crying here. Victor is essentially accepting his proposal.

If all of this is not beautiful, I don’t know what is.

[hvmus]

I’m waiting for this to happen