Emotionallyrepressed Stories

" 𝙩𝙧𝙮 𝙣𝙤𝙩 𝙩𝙤 𝙘𝙧𝙮 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙩𝙞𝙢𝙚, 𝙫𝙞𝙫𝙞𝙖𝙣𝙣𝙚. " ✧˖°. " 𝙩𝙧𝙮 𝙣𝙤𝙩 𝙩𝙤 𝙛𝙖𝙡𝙡. " Viv and Casey have hated each other since they've laid eyes on each other, that's undeniable. Now, they're two of the most promising athletes in their tiny town, and unfortunately for them, classmates who seem to keep being forced together. But somewhere along the way, as they're forced together, they start to realize that maybe they don't hate each other as much as they thought they did. playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2M6y37HuaHh9S1Ri87oeco?si=df6adbc381904fff&pt=722a65c3e856bd6441705ad76ff101bc

AU! / In a fully automated world where humans are waited on hand and foot by robot maids, it can be challenging to connect with others, especially for someone like Senku who became cold and closed-off after losing his father. But after being reunited with the robot companion Byakuya built for him as a child, a stroll down memory lane might just help reawaken his dormant emotions.

I try to make myself feel better by rewriting Byler, starting with the radio tower scene between Mike and Will. Also, It's in the POV of Will? I didn't even realize until I was partly into it, so I might change if wanted. Also, I first uploaded on AO3 under gooner500.

In an underground arena built from the gutted remains of an abandoned subway, imaginary friends are forced into brutal cage matches for the amusement of unseen sponsors and a nostalgia-starved audience. We follow Clip, the newbie fighter scrapped from the side of the road, clinging to his values. All before he's thrust into this world of violence, resentment, and buried memories. Where the really struggle comes in... well... not dying. What were once the embodiments of a child's dreams, hobbies, comfort foods, and insecurities, are now molded into fighters outside their nature, personas they maintain for their own survival. But Clip isn't here to just survive. No. He's here to understand. He's going to do whatever it takes to make the fight club realize who they were. Who they still are. And that simple desire may be enough to dismantle the system from the inside out.

Some truths are too dangerous to speak. Some legacies are too powerful to kill. And some names were never meant to be forgotten. At the heart of the kingdom of Velmira sits the House of Mirrors an elite academy where noble heirs are trained to rule, obey, and never ask questions. Cassian Vale is everything the Academy demands; perfect, feared, controlled. Raelle is the secret it was never meant to remember. She arrives with no crest, no past, and no right to be seen. But the moment she steps through the gates, the ancestral Mirror cracks and nothing stays quiet after that. Whispers stir in the Vaults below. Bloodlines begin to fracture. And between the boy who was never meant to feel and the girl who was never meant to survive, something begins to burn. But in a kingdom where magic is law, and silence is survival... Love is the most dangerous spell of all.

New England has a bad reputation, and that reputation is: everyone there hates everything and everyone and has no love in their hearts. Yeah. And while New Englanders may act that way at first, it's just because it takes them a while to warm up to people. And by a while, I do mean a WHILE.

"Killing an Excuse of Virelia and Adrian" begins with a bombing-and everything that survives it. When Solstice War College is attacked, Adrian is forced to transfer to Arcanum, a place known for its silence, structure, and students who don't ask questions. Virelia has always been one of them. Sharp-edged and unreadable, she has no interest in the boy from a broken campus. But the war doesn't care about comfort zones, and neither does the truth. Thrown together by circumstance, Adrian and Virelia slowly circle each other-connected by rumors, duty, and the things they refuse to say. It's not a romance. Not at first. It's the quiet study of two people unlearning what they've been taught to hate-and the excuse that kept them from looking deeper.

Angelo Marchiglio and Viktor Turovsky were never meant to meet-until fate throws them into the same underground ring. Raised by rival mafia empires and bound by the massacre that tore their families apart, their paths collide in fists, fire, and unspoken truths. But when hatred flickers into something dangerously close to desire, everything they've been taught starts to unravel. Loyalties blur. Secrets resurface. And as a third enemy rises from the shadows, they'll have to decide: Are they still enemies by blood... or something far more lethal?

Diluc Ragnvindr hates bare feet. Venti has no idea-and parades around barefoot anyway. What starts as a mild irritation quickly spirals into flustered tickle attacks, matching socks, soft movie nights, and one bard slowly breaking through the winery owner's stoic walls. It's a slowburn, full of tea, chaos, emotional vulnerability, and just a smidge of angst. Secrets are spilled, giggles are weaponized, and love tiptoes in on socked feet. Literally.