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"old friends" is an underrated relationship dynamic because it's such an innocent boring sounding term for what is usually some of the wildest shit imaginable. it's always like 'oh yeah we go way back, we have history' and then you find out that history includes sex, drugs, murder, divorce, war crimes and The Incident

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Chihayafuru plus - Kimigatame Vol.3

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YOU NEED TO READ THE SAKURAZAWA BIOPIC.

cough syrup by bloodletter

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"then fight for her"

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There’s such a delicious enjoyment for me in scenes that are fights between two people that are so brutal because of how intimate their relationship is. They WILL bring up ancient history, they WILL stab you in all your weakest parts, and yeah most sexy of all, they WILL say things to each other they can never unsay. It’s fighting as an act of intimacy (derogatory). Evil sex scene. Nothing better

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Chihayafuru AMV || LOVE YOU BACK - Chihaya x Arata 「11/17」

Happy Chiharata day!

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chihayafuru feels lately

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For every reader who loved this couple recently or long ago, happy Chiharata day 🥰🥰

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Rewatching Chihayafuru and having a blast.

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what is happening in this manga

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only one of them is a bl. can you guess which one

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Shoujosei Girls Colour Wheel <3

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oomf reading chyfr for the first time and wow you guys arataichi was so fawking real

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chihayafuru panels that made me cry - ch 189, 190, 202, 203

The tenets of offensive karuta require you to send the cards you want, the cards you're most likely to acquire, away, and move determined to take them. It's a risky playstyle. It's easier for the other person to take the cards you send to their territory, so offensive karuta requires faith in your ability to retrieve them. It also requires a little bit of luck such that the cards you send will be read at an opportune moment.

Of course Taichi, who does not trust in his own abilities, who is afraid of losing what he has, would be a natural at defensive karuta. Of course Taichi, whose desire is drowned out by the overwhelming fear that he will never get what he wants, excels in Suou's detached playstyle. Of course Taichi, who is drawn to unapologetically passionate people because they mirror the passion burning within him too, wins the second match by channelling Dr. Harada's certainty that "chihayaburu" would be read, by channelling Chihaya's uncanny hearing and speed on the "fu" card. I'm crying because he finally, finally, let himself want this victory, and he moved, determined to take it.

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"I always go back to that room"

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I'm re-watching Chihayafuru, on account of it showed up randomly on yt shorts for me, remind me of its existence. And I totally forgot what an absolute force Chihaya was.