Rch Stories

This story is entirely fictional. All characters, events, and relationships are fake and created for storytelling purposes only. Heeseung is twenty-six, a powerful CEO, and a single father whose world begins and ends with his son. After a painful divorce from a woman who only wanted his money, he no longer believes in love-only in control, contracts, and responsibility. Jake is twenty-four, a café owner who still believes love is real, even when life makes it complicated. Kind but not naïve, gentle but never weak, he knows his worth and refuses to be treated as disposable. When their fathers-best friends bound by old promises-force them into an arranged marriage, neither man is ready. One sees marriage as a transaction. The other sees it as a chance. Between cold walls, legal obligations, and a child watching quietly from the sidelines, two men must learn how to coexist without pretending, protect without possession, and decide whether a marriage signed without love can become something real. All of this is fiction NOTHING IS REAL.

Some of my rch fanart!! :P I'll post a part 2 if I have more :]

I decided 2 make a self insert OC for my fav fandom/hyperfixation RCH (Radioactive chicken heads). This story will mainly be about their info and art of them <3 [PLZ do not steal this OC. It's supposed to represent me and it's for my fav fandom. You can make your RCH self insert or just a self insert for any fandom you're in but it would be extremely disrespectful to steal my OC's character design and personality which they're gonna be based off me ofc.]

Atteinte de la maladie de Crohn depuis 2013 et d'endométriose. J'ai décidé de témoigner en écrivant mon histoire, ce par quoi je suis passée. Partager mon expérience est pour moi important pour me sentir écoutée, trouver du soutien, faire prendre conscience à certains que d'un jour à l'autre tout peut basculer, que rien ne sert de se plaindre pour des choses futiles et que profiter de chaque jour qui s'écoule est bien plus important. J'aimerais aussi transmettre un message d'espoir à d'autres personnes qui l'ont perdu.