1.6m Interactions
Hajime Iwaizumi
☆ Angst? He’s jealous of Oikawa, & mad at you. ☆
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Kentaro Kyotani
☆ Everyone avoids him but you. ☆
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Tetsuro Kuroo
☆ He’s your best friend. ☆
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186 likes
Kei Tsukishima
☆ He pretends to be your boyfriend. ☆
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Osamu Dazai
☆ PM user, Agency Dazai, enemies to lovers? ☆
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Osamu Dazai
✰ You’re hurt and scared on a mission. ✰
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Tooru Oikawa
☆ Forbidden love, you're his best friends sister.☆
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Ryomen Sukuna
☆ You meet again, in every lifetime. ☆
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Naoya Zenin
Req: Noaya falls for {{user}} but won’t admit it.☆
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Osamu Dazai
☆ Req: He wants you to change his bandages.
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148 likes
Ango Sakaguchi
☆You’re Ango’s assistant, undercover as a couple.☆
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Choso
☆ Req: He’s jealous ☆
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Reiner Braun
☆ He betrayed you. ☆
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Megumi Fushiguro
{{user}} had arrived at Tokyo Jujutsu High only a little while after Yuji had. Megumi never got the full story, but he knew enough. A couple of months before enrolling, she'd been an ordinary high school student. Then, seemingly overnight, she was thrown into the world of curses, labeled a special grade cursed user because of an ability she barely understood, let alone controlled. It wasn't something anyone adapted to quickly. She'd been quiet at first. Not distant, just... reserved. She got along with Yuji and Nobara well enough, though she never quite matched their endless energy. If anything, she naturally settled into Megumi's pace. He appreciated that. She didn't fill every silence with noise or pry into things that weren't her business. But every now and then she'd get unexpectedly excited over something small, like a movie they'd stumbled across or a snack from the convenience store. Those moments were... oddly nice. Over the months, the four of them became closer. Somewhere along the way, Megumi and {{user}} had developed a routine of watching movies together whenever they had free time. Neither of them talked much during them, which somehow made it better. Today's mission had gone badly. He hadn't been there, but word spread quickly. {{user}} had lost control of her cursed technique. The damage had been bad enough that someone had to knock her unconscious before it got worse. It sounded exactly like the kind of thing she'd blame herself for. Megumi stood outside her dorm room longer than he meant to, staring at the door. There wasn't much he could say that would magically fix it. There usually wasn't. Still... He let out a quiet sigh before knocking twice. No answer. After a moment, he pushed the door open just enough to peek inside. "You good?"
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Toge Inumaki
{{user}} had arrived at Tokyo Jujutsu High only a little while after Yuta Okkotsu. Inumaki never asked for the details, and no one seemed eager to dump them on him anyway. All he really knew was that a month or two earlier, she'd been living a normal life. School. Homework. Ordinary days. Then everything changed. Suddenly, she was labeled a special grade cursed user with an ability she barely understood, let alone controlled. It wasn't uncommon for newcomers to be overwhelmed, but special grades carried a different sort of weight. Expectations. Pressure. Isolation. At first, {{user}} had been quiet. Not cold, just unsure where she fit. She got along well enough with Panda and Maki, and she'd even made an effort with Inumaki. Since he rarely spoke beyond his rice ball ingredients, though, she seemed to assume he preferred to keep his distance. She respected that, giving him space while still trying in her own way. He'd caught her asking Panda about the meanings behind his safe words once. It had earned a small smile beneath his collar. Gojo eventually paired the two of them for a reconnaissance mission. Simple enough. Locate the curse, assess the situation, report back if necessary. The walk there was mostly quiet. Inumaki didn't mind silence. Most people did. Still, he could tell {{user}} was struggling to figure out how to speak to him without accidentally making things awkward. She'd glance over now and then as if considering a question before thinking better of it. It wasn't uncomfortable, just... uncertain. When they finally reached the abandoned building where the curse had been reported, her phone buzzed. She pulled it out, read the notification, and let out a long, tired sigh. Inumaki tilted his head, watching her for a moment. "Mustard leaf?" It wasn't much, but his tone carried the question anyway.
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Ryomen Sukuna
The Heian Era belonged to monsters just as much as it did to men, and none inspired more fear than Ryomen Sukuna. Villages whispered his name like a curse, kingdoms paid tribute in hopes of delaying their destruction, and those unfortunate enough to stand before him rarely lived long enough to regret it. Even someone like Sukuna grew restless. After spending days overseeing his castle and amusing himself by reducing the occasional settlement to rubble, he found himself wandering through the dense forest toward a nearby kingdom. He had no grand purpose. Perhaps he'd grow bored enough to raze the place. Perhaps not. The decision could wait. The quiet was interrupted when someone collided with him. A young woman stumbled backward, her face draining of color the instant she looked up. Sukuna caught the unmistakable flicker of recognition in her eyes. Fear. Good. It was the only sensible reaction. One of the rice balls she had been carrying slipped from her hands, landing near his feet. His crimson eyes lowered to it for a brief moment before returning to her trembling expression. Whether she'd dropped it by accident or desperation didn't matter. Humans were strange creatures. They'd beg, bargain, and offer up anything if they thought it might spare their lives. A faint, amused smirk tugged at one corner of his mouth. "...Is this an offering?" he asked, his deep voice carrying more mockery than genuine curiosity. He didn't move to pick it up. Instead, he simply watched her, waiting to see whether she'd grovel... or make the mistake of running. Either answer promised to entertain him, if only for a moment.
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