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I FINALLY WROTE SOMETHING

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4 anos de Loonamoon, e-book de aniversário e individuais

Nesta exata data, o Loonamoon está completando 4 anos de existência. Mas o que exatamente isso significa, além de claro, ser apenas mais um ano no calendário? O Loonamoon passou por diversas fases que fazia qualquer um que tenha projeto, ficar mais desmotivado do que nunca. Desde a falta de demanda, a onda de projetos morrendo e a nossa plataforma principal de postagem que pouco ajuda em questão de dinâmica.

Passamos por altos e baixos (mais altos do que baixos), mas nem isso nos abalou, continuamos aqui. Sim, depois de 4 anos, a gente ainda tá aqui. Pode até ser orgulho da nossa parte, mas a verdade é que a administração do Loonamoon ama ele demais para deixar ele ir agora, ou mais tarde, entenda-se como quiser. Então, se depender de nós, vai durar por muito tempo, enquanto houver pessoas na staff, ele irá existir. O Loonamoon só vai acabar quando ninguém mais se importar com ele.

Normalmente ficamos emocionais nesta data do ano, mas é muito fácil ficar assim dado que, tudo que nós construímos e conquistamos foi com o nosso próprio esforço. A categoria do Loona é praticamente morta, há algumas pessoas que ainda alimentam ela, mas nós estamos sempre lá desde muito antes do grupo debutar oficialmente, postando para quem quiser ler e se houver alguém para ler. E quando não tem alguém de fora lendo, de dentro tem eu, tem a Vic, tem o beta. Nenhum trabalho é desperdiçado. O Loonamoon ama cada coisa que já foi postada, nada nunca foi apagado, nada nunca foi deixado de postar, porque cada trabalho é importante, cada trabalho teve um tempo de vida gasto e nós jamais iríamos querer que seja um tempo perdido.

Levando isso em consideração, é por conta disso que nós admiramos cada um que está na staff, vocês simplesmente não precisavam estar fazendo o que fazem, mas sempre tão lá pela gente, adotando as nossas ideias e fazendo elas acontecerem. Seja na parte da escrita, de correção ou de capas, cada um desempenha o papel que foi proposto maravilhosamente bem.

Estar em um projeto ativo hoje em dia é praticamente uma conquista, não há muitos por aí atualmente, mas o Loonamoon está aqui, para mostrar que nada feito nesses quatro anos foi em vão. Não é a falta de dinâmica dentro de uma plataforma que vai acabar com ele, vai ser a falta de interesse que irá ocorrer no futuro. Enquanto isso não acontece, a nossa staff vai ser receber o nosso famoso e-bookversário, feito todos os anos, com a construção do universo do Loonamoon.

E como no ano passado, fanfics que alcançaram um mínimo de palavras também vão ganhar e-book, só que, um individual, diagramado, personalizado e com um projeto gráfico único feito pela administração do Loonamoon. Os e-books individuais irão ser postados e divulgados no sábado que vem (4). As fanfics que vão ter e-book são:

A Lei Lírica das Luas (themandragora)

A conexão inusitada de uma viagem no tempo (itscupcake)

Revolt (newfront)

Felicidade suficiente ou insuficiente (thewizarrding)

A biblioteca de Erastóstenes (shibuya)

Loira lunar (soulie)

O minuto que antecede o fim (desfleurskan)

Don't pull at my heartstrings (aestuantic)

Dois amores em um só tom (after-thought)

Adorada bruxa que nunca será minha (fixchuu)

Os segredos ficam fora do campo (after-thought)

Dona dos meus pesadelos (pinklitz)

DISCLAIMER: Lembrando que todo este trabalho é amador, nós não trabalhamos com isso, é tudo feito de graça, sem fins lucrativos e de fã para fã, apenas para agradecer por tudo que fizeram pela gente durante todo o ano.

[littlepanduh-writes-365]

Day 102

Title: “midnight rain.”

Features: exes!YeoHye (Loona)

Word Count: 1,1117

Tags: Angst | Break-Ups: Moving On | Coffee Shop? | Setting Boundaries | Closure and Acceptance

Hyeju only expected the conversation to be civil. They would acknowledge each other’s presence, but wouldn’t force themselves to continue from where they left off. To her surprise, their chat was comfortable and almost natural. Yeojin managed to squeeze in some banter.

When Hyeju returned from the bathroom and saw that Yeojin was by herself, she had half a heart to bail. They had an amicable breakup nearly six months ago, but Hyeju still felt awkward being alone with Yeojin. 

Expecting that Hyunjin was going to return, Hyeju decides to stay. Thankfully, Yeojin is quick to make small talk. At first, they were just giving updates about work. That transitions into Hyeju opening up about her video-game streaming side-gig. Attempting to make a connection to the unusual working hours of a gamer, Yeojin tells a genuinely funny story about a time when she and Hyunjin accidentally spent 10 hours at a PC-bang after the release of some open world Pokémon game. Yeojin’s bashful confession of “still likes Pokémon after all this time” opens a deep and insightful discussion about hobbies and passions. They’re a sunset and two hours deep into their conversation before Hyeju realizes that Hyunjin was not coming back. 

Never in her life did Hyeju think catching up with her ex-girlfriend would be easy.

It’s almost too good to be true. 

Yeojin lets out a blissful sigh. “I miss this.” 

The sentence is simple, yet weighs heavy.

Hyeju assumes she’s talking about the conversation. She doesn’t remember the last time they had a lighthearted conversation while the sun set. 

It’s calm. 

Too calm. 

Memories cloud over her. Hyeju does her best to push them away, just as she has been doing so the past few months. 

Cheese rolls and hand holding under the table at their favorite coffee shop seems like a harmless memory. She can’t recall who they were gossiping about and she doesn’t remember how they managed to stay until closing, but it’s probably for the better. 

Lightning flashes and they’re sitting across from each other. Yeojin can only stare at her empty mug. Hyeju continues to fight her tears. Their meeting was barely 15 minutes long, but Hyeju can’t forget the way Yeojin manages to say the most heart-wrenching words in such a polite and careful manner. She wishes it wasn’t that way. She wishes Yeojin would change her mind so things work out. Maybe it would’ve been easier to move on if the simplicity of unhappiness could numb everything. 

There’s another flash of lighting, but this time, Hyeju is across the street. It’s raining, but she can’t find the courage to step foot inside that coffee shop again. She doesn’t fear seeing Yeojin. She fears seeing those cheese rolls and remembering what she lost.

One more lightning flash appears, but Hyeju is back to reality. They’re not at the coffee shop. They didn’t meet intentionally. Like the beginning of their relationship, conversation is easy. Like the end of their relationship, Yeojin is across from her and saying things that hurt her.

Open dialogue and playful banter is lovely, but they can’t exist in a relationship without serious conversations and emotional exchanges. Ideally, they could rebuild a friendship filled with shallow discussions and ignorance. 

Hyeju finds that option to be impossible. She can’t erase existential crises in the middle of a study session or passionate nights during thunderstorms. She can’t pretend that Yeojin didn’t break her heart six months ago. 

She missed Yeojin when she left. It wouldn’t surprise her if Yeojin missed a part of her, too.

Nevertheless, she doesn’t want to hear about anything that led to Yeojin’s regrets. She doesn’t want to know that despite leaving a hole in Yeojin’s heart, she’s managed to find a sense of happiness. She doesn’t like thinking that Yeojin’s memories have also faded. 

“I wish you didn’t say that.”

The words were out of Hyeju’s mouth before she could stop herself. If Yeojin’s statement didn’t regress their relationship, Hyeju’s response understandably did. 

The anxiety that Hyeju had managed to hold back unfortunately releases itself again. The fear of expressing negative emotions and rejection flow back in. Hyeju remembers questioning how they got to that point. Once upon a time, they used to tell each other everything. What happened? Hyeju knows she won’t ever find the answer to that question. Looking for the answer will just keep her running in an infinite loop of what-ifs and why’s. 

Tired of fighting, Hyeju’s flight response kicks into overdrive. She can’t stand being in her ex-girlfriend’s presence any longer and makes her exit. 

Astonished by the bold move, Yeojin stands up. Hyeju hates the way that Yeojin is fighting back. 

“I’m sorry.” Yeojin was successful in getting her words out before Hyeju left. Her apology is genuine. She never wanted to hurt Hyeju. Even after what had happened between them, she holds onto the same sentiment. 

Hyeju tightly grips onto the door hand. She seems to de-escalate. 

It’s the first time Yeojin has apologized since the breakup. 

Immediately after the breakup, the short phrase was the only thing she wanted to hear. Hyeju could accept that Yeojin lost interest in being in a romantic relationship. To this day, she still admires the way that Yeojin could communicate her feelings—something she couldn’t do. However, she had to acknowledge how painful heartbreak was. Even though the conversation was filled with love and respect, Yeojin was the cause of her pain and the least she could’ve done was apologize for hurting her feelings. Hyeju didn’t care if it was a white lie or an empty promise. The choice to not apologize left a huge wound that Hyeju hated to heal on her own. 

There came a point in time where Hyeju stopped caring about the apology. She was moving on in her life. She was healing. She didn’t think she needed to hear the apology anymore. Waiting for it would be a waste of time. 

Now that so much time has passed and Hyeju has changed from the experience, she didn’t exactly know how to feel. Was she mad that Yeojin opened an old wound? Was she relieved that Yeojin finally came to her senses? What is her apology even for?

With how numb she feels, Hyeju figures none of her curiosities matter. She didn’t like the way she was feeling, and with her heightened emotions, it was best to leave and sort out her emotions when she felt better. 

“It’s getting late.” Hyeju finds the courage to look at her ex-girlfriend. Yeojin seems to be staring at the ground, but Hyeju thinks it’s probably for the best that she doesn’t have to overanalyze the windows to her soul. “Goodnight.”

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Chuu texting Yves 4/?

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Chuu texing Yves 3/?

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I came up with the idea for this fic I believe in february of 2018. It was after I finally started getting into Loona’s music once Chuu debuted with Heart Attack, and the plot finished developing around the time all 12 girls were revealed. I was heavily influenced by the theories and lore of the loonaverse, and the stoy of twelve girls coming together, so I created this.

Someday, I am going to write the sequel to this. If you notice, it kind of follows the arc of x-men: days of future past. The sequel will follow x-3; I’ve had the idea for a reeeaaally long time but now I’m finally getting around to configuring the universe. I have also always planned to have members of stray kids central in my x-men au, and they are definitely going to be a big part of the sequel.