#domestic diego

[francixoxoxo]

hmmmm thinking about domestic fluff with finnick

Ok so this is ALL I think abt with finnick

He’s a major early bird, up at the crack of dawn to take a jog, go surfing, read on the porch, whatever. He likes his alone time in the earliest hours, but when he can, right around the time you tend to rouse he’d cook you both breakfast. You eat on the porch, again, sipping coffee and talking about people you know, things you heard in the news, what you plan on doing for the day.

I feel like it’s MANDATORY in Finnick’s head to spend atleast a bit of the day on the beach, and of course you agree; he runs between the water, surfing and swimming, and laying beside you on a towel, soaking up the sun and running his palm over your warm skin. When you get home, he’d always insist on a shower together. You let him wrap you into a towel and blow dry your hair, because even if you can do it yourself, Finnick has a ‘golden touch.’

I feel like Finnick’s favorite place to be would be the half hour before bed, when you’ve traded your clothes for a night dress and himself just a pair of boxers, your head in his lap as you read. He messes with your hair as you flip the pages, braiding the strands expertly, a habit he’s picked up. When you finish the amount of pages you set for yourself to read per day, you put the novel aside, watching Finnick’s face as he plays with your hair, talking about little nothings until he announces it’s time for bed.

[babyjaans]

Umbrella Academy

So for some reason I can’t stop thinking about this show,, specifically the whole Diego/lila/five thing. And one thing that bothers me so muchh, is that after struggling for SEVEN YEARSS (let me put that into perspective, seven years ago, we didn’t even know COVID was a thing, seven years ago, tiktok had JUST come out, THIS SHOW DIDNT EVEN EXIST FOR ANOTHER TWO YEARS) when lila came back she was so distant with diego, the first thing she says is ‘you never say you miss me’ and then later on proceeds to tell him he complains too much. We don’t see ANY affection or sign that she missed her husband. You’re telling me, when she was surviving off of subway rats, she didn’t look back at her real life, and the life she built from the ground up and miss her husband despite everything. That she didn’t think about the good times to keep her going?? That the small random issues in her marriage didn’t just seem like nothing in the grand scheme of things. Like you come back home after all this time, and you don’t even take a SECOND to appreciate your husband, and if not that, at least the father of your children (who, in that scene, is literally being the softest dad ever)???? This whole post stuck in time interaction seems so fake to me. On the one hand they want us to believe that seven years is long enough that she would fall for her kid brother in law, but it’s apparently not long enough to overlook/forget her LOVING husband’s small mistakes??

[apocalypse-boi]

I'd like to think Five and Lila were just fucked in the head after not seeing their families for seven years. I'd like to think they were both starved for love and their brains were warped by the fact that they only had each other to survive off of. I'd like to think that they just wanted a break from the absolute chaos of their lives where they could be loved wholly by another person without question.

But what I'd REALLY like is an exploration of the deepening platonic connection between the two of them that allows for emotional intimacy like we saw in the final subway scene without meddling with their dynamic or integrity as characters and making them total assholes.

[miscellaneoussmp]

I want my happy-ish domestic ending, so I wrote it myself. Anyways, here's Emi's sixteenth birthday (cw/tw: death mentions):

When Emi woke up, she was filled with excitement. Today, she was officially sixteen. She had lived one more year, and that was something, right? She had a relatively normal life now. She was adopted all those years ago. She goes to school and hangs out with friends like all teenagers her age do. After getting up from bed, she walked into the kitchen of the apartment, passing Luis, who was sleeping on the couch. A note was held on the fridge door with a magnet. It was from Benito. It said he had to go into work early, but hopefully, he'll be back in time to celebrate her birthday. It finished with him telling her to have a good day. Emi tried her best not to feel upset as she knew Benito was out here saving people. Like how he saved her. She made herself a bowl of cereal and sat on the arm rest of the couch where Luis slept. The tv was playing some old reality show that Emi didn't much care for.

School was pretty normal for Emi, aside from being given a few happy birthdays and a small gift of a cookie from a friend. There was only one hiccup in the day. Honestly, it really isn't a hiccup, just a surpise. A substitute teacher called full names on the roster, including hers Emilía-Lucie Camelo. When her adoption became official, she was allowed to change her name. She thinks it was meant for her to only change her last name, but when she added Lucie to her first name, Benito smiled so brightly at her. It was another way to keep Lucie's memory and legacy alive.

After school was over, Emi went back to the apartment she shared with Benito and Luis. Only Luis was home as it was his day off from working night-shift security at some fancy hotel. He greeted her and wished her a happy birthday while ruffling her head under her beanie. The two sat in comfortable silence while she did homework, and Luis did some minor chores. Near sunset, there was knocking at the door. When Luis opened the door, there stood Jeffrey and Diego. The two had been traveling around the world working through whatever they needed to work through. They still made time to be in Emi's life when possible as they, Diego mostly, took comfort in her being living proof of Lucie's memory. After a small group hug, they four took some time to eat a few snacks and watched some more trash tv together like a family would. They are a family afterall.

Benito came back just a bit after sunset with a cake and a few candles. It was too long after, when Emi sat at the dining table with a cake in front of her with some candles stuck in it. "She would be very proud of you if she was here, Emi," Diego spoke, and Emi's started to tear up. "Don't make her cry on her birthday, jackass." Benito immediately responded with both Luis and Jeffrey giving him 'what the fuck' type looks. Diego immediately apologized, saying sorry quickly in rapid secession. Emi found herself laughing softly as the candles were lit. She closed her eyes and blew out the candles. Her wish was for her to make what happened all those years ago worth it. Her birthday cake was caramel apple flavored.

[girl4music]

KAT: “I’ve always been such a fan of domestic WayHaught. I just think there’s something almost more beautiful about seeing a couple that has been in love and grown together and fought for that relationship over and over and over again. As I get older I become more obsessed with people that are like ‘We’ve been married for 35 years’ - that’s the thing, you know? And that’s beautiful. And I’m so happy because I don’t think we’ve - well just because we’ve been around for a decade now - oh my god, that’s crazy - but you know we don’t get to see that on TV. How many shows do we have where we get to follow characters for that long and especially having this amazing queer relationship? Like, that’s really important. I think we’ve now stepped into a space of representation that like just by virtue of being around for that long is so special and unique and needed.”

I love you Kat. I love your passion and I love that you understand what true representation is and what it means to all of us to see that in Waverly and Nicole and that what we really want to see is partnership and that WLW couple validating each other for who they are because you’re absolutely right - we don’t get to see it anywhere near as much as we should in TV art/entertainment due to those WLW couples not lasting long enough because the network wants to axe them.

WayHaught truly are such groundbreaking WLW representation for that reason alone - never mind everything else that makes them an amazing ship - which I could write an entire 10 page essay about.

Just the fact that they got a happily ever after and now they get to have an after a happily ever after…

It’s something I don’t think I’ve ever seen for WLW before in TV art/entertainment. I can’t think of a single WLW ship that was around that long. That even got the long game enough to represent WLW domesticity. And it’s groundbreaking but also very sad to think that WayHaught may be the first ever WLW ship to have it because every other in TV art/entertainment has either gotten killed off or cancelled or separated or man-inserted or queerbaited or just no screen-time.

Just the very fact WayHaught have been around for almost a fucking decade makes them a level of WLW representation that’s just far beyond the standard and it just makes you realize that the standard is really low if you don’t ever get WLW to the point of domesticity and I know you see tidbits of it in the TV show but I am really looking forward to seeing it more in ‘Vengeance’.

[scary-monsters]

every single time i see a sudoku meme i just think of diego 💀 there's something so charming abt the mental image of him as a middle-aged man poring over an evil level sudoku puzzle while he sips on a cup of coffee, his eyebrows knitted together as he's deep in thought... truthfully i think his vision is very good but for the sake of this scenario maybe he has reading glasses too... it's SO CUTE

[gabriels-golden-kazoo]

Everyone out here saying Five would never do that, what about the fact Lila wouldn’t? Because if you had asked me how I saw her and Diego’s relationship ending I never would have thought cheating, if anything maybe a murder suicide situation, but cheating? Lila would never.

[conduitandconjurer]

🙌

Send 🙌 to put your hands around my muse's neck.

Klaus is no stranger to roughhousing; he has five male siblings with varying degrees of trauma, after all, and Allison is a bruiser in her own right. The Hargreeves family itself is really one big bruise, sometimes from the proverbial tumble off the bike, and sometimes from things darker and more dire.

So, when a sibling lays hands on him, he's hasty to tolerate, even oblige. And despite his pretense of machismo, Diego is, always has been, among Klaus's safer brothers.

"Hurk--okay. Okay okay okay, asshole."

He squeaks a laugh, a shared laugh with his brother.

But today, in the space of a few seconds, something hits different.

He looks down at his brother's black-gloved hand, bangs in his eyes, tawnier than usual, a half shade lighter than the deep chestnut of his mother and generations of family he suspects he'll never know. Something about the futility of that, of so many things he's suffered through with little gain and even less understanding, burns like a lit flare cracked alight, in his gut. Not belonging is hard, especially when it's pervasive. When you're stuck between states, straddling selves and even whole dimensions. He cherishes the immortality; he also hates it. And everyone thinks he's "overcome" all that, because of one night in a cemetary with his monster of a father. No one checked in on Klaus; no one challenged his poor judgment with the Reginald of the kugelblitz; they used to try, but many years ago. Maybe his addictions were in some way a welcome exemption from accountability, for his sister and brothers, his many friends and rehab counselors, his countless (living) lovers, his parents (all three of them): 'Klaus is still Klaus; what can you do, he'll never step up; not unless we threaten him or gorge him with guilt.

Just more trouble than you're worth.

Klaus squirms. "O-kay," he cajoles, a little louder, as these thoughts pour out in a steady leak from some sealed jar shoved far back in his mind.

Patting Diego's hand, "Okay, Deeg, Jesus--!"

He's just shitting around with you; it's just Diego; calm down, stop being trouble--

He's an image in an old slide projector, jammed in the middle of transition. At home neither with the living nor the dead, ears pricked (against his will) to the unquiet of spirits similarly stuck, alienated deeply by knowing no one can hear the same thing, and even if they believe you, they look on you with exasperation or worse, concern. Every so often Klaus tries to shed a skin, or molt, or whatever the analogy may be, in the hope that peeling back who he has tried to be for two or three or ten years will finally reveal the version of himself who is completely at peace.

Or at least someone better. Someone people don't feel free to lay their hands on. People. Siblings.

I need to get a haircut. Yeah.

Every so often, Klaus runs.

And yet--

"You're HURTING ME!!"

The volume with which he snarls this--and the bile--is impressive. One blink-and-you'll-miss-it gesture, and he's loose, arms up, hands blazing teal, eyes, chest--the entire room floods with ghosts as that leak in his mind becomes a broken levee.

The expression on his face is terrifying, uncanny like an AI filter or poor drawing. Klaus isn't meant to look that fearful, animal, and angry. But he does.

"Fuckin HELL, man! JESUS! Could you take it EASY?"

The room is still ashy blue-green, heavy with a fog of spirits. His heart is screaming in his chest. So loud, shut up.

[fourfuckinghorsemen]

I should find a job.

[crudlynaturephotos]

[doppeltandforney]

Protecting Your Parental Rights in San Diego: Insights from a Family Law Attorney

The parent-child relationship is one of the most significant bonds in life, and when legal issues arise, maintaining that bond becomes a priority. In San Diego, family law courts emphasize the best interests of the child, but for many parents, safeguarding their parental rights can be a complex process. Whether you’re going through a divorce, facing custody challenges, or dealing with relocation issues, understanding how to protect your rights as a parent is essential.

In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore various aspects of protecting parental rights, provide insights from family law attorneys, and explain what San Diego parents should know about the family law process.

In California, parental rights are legally protected, but maintaining these rights can become challenging during family disputes. Courts in San Diego follow guidelines aimed at ensuring the child’s welfare, yet various factors can affect a parent’s ability to retain custody or visitation rights. Protecting parental rights is a complex process that involves understanding legal guidelines, fulfilling parental duties, and addressing any challenges or disputes that may arise.

This guide will cover what parental rights entail in San Diego, the importance of legal support, and practical steps parents can take to secure a favorable outcome.

Understanding Parental Rights in California

In California, parental rights refer to the legal responsibilities and privileges parents have concerning their children. These rights include making important decisions on behalf of the child, such as their education, healthcare, and religious upbringing. Parental rights also cover custody and visitation, granting parents the opportunity to actively participate in their child’s life.

San Diego family courts prioritize arrangements that serve the child’s best interests, considering factors like stability, parental involvement, and the child’s well-being. This focus underscores the need for parents to demonstrate their ability to meet their child’s needs consistently.

The Importance of Legal Representation for Parental Rights

Navigating the family court system without an attorney can be difficult, especially when complex custody or support issues are at stake. Family law attorneys help clarify legal rights, guide hearings, and advocate for fair custody arrangements. They can also provide strategic advice for handling contentious situations, like disputes with the other parent or accusations of neglect.

Legal representation is particularly crucial for parents dealing with high-conflict custody battles, move-away cases, or allegations of abuse, where an experienced attorney’s support can be instrumental in protecting parental rights.

Types of Parental Rights Cases in San Diego

Child Custody and Visitation

Custody and visitation are central aspects of parental rights cases. California law differentiates between legal custody (decision-making power) and physical custody (where the child lives), and each can be awarded solely to one parent or shared jointly. Visitation rights allow non-custodial parents to spend time with their children, contributing to their upbringing and well-being.

Parental Rights in Divorce

When parents divorce, the court determines custody based on the child’s best interests, taking into account each parent’s involvement, stability, and ability to provide a nurturing environment. Divorce often necessitates legal support to ensure fair custody arrangements, particularly in cases involving disputes or high-conflict situations.

Relocation and Move-Away Cases

Relocation cases occur when a parent wishes to move with the child, often impacting the other parent’s visitation rights. San Diego courts assess whether the move aligns with the child’s best interests, considering factors such as the child’s relationship with both parents, the distance, and the reasons for relocation.

Parental Alienation and Co-Parenting Issues

Parental alienation occurs when one parent attempts to distance the child from the other parent, often through negative remarks or discouragement of the relationship. Courts take parental alienation seriously, as it affects the child’s emotional health and relationship with both parents.

Key Considerations in Protecting Your Parental Rights

Documenting Involvement in Your Child’s Life

Maintaining a record of your involvement can be valuable, especially in custody cases where one parent disputes the other’s role in the child’s life. Documentation can include visitation schedules, attendance at school functions, and participation in healthcare decisions. These records demonstrate your commitment to your child’s well-being and may support your case in court.

Understanding Joint vs. Sole Custody

Knowing the distinction between joint and sole custody is crucial, as these arrangements affect your legal rights. Joint custody allows both parents to share decision-making responsibilities, while sole custody grants authority to only one parent. An attorney can help parents understand their rights under each arrangement and determine what best suits their situation.

Handling False Allegations

In some custody disputes, one parent may face false allegations of abuse, neglect, or substance abuse. These accusations can jeopardize parental rights, making it vital to address them through legal representation. A family law attorney can assist in gathering evidence, defending against false claims, and maintaining the parent’s reputation and rights.

How a Family Law Attorney Can Help

Guiding You Through Custody Hearings

Custody hearings can be intimidating, especially if you’re unfamiliar with family court procedures. A family law attorney can prepare you for the hearing, present evidence on your behalf, and advocate for your rights. This legal support is invaluable when attempting to secure favorable custody and visitation terms.

Developing a Co-Parenting Plan

A co-parenting plan is a legal document that outlines each parent’s responsibilities and the child’s schedule. Family law attorneys assist in creating a practical, detailed co-parenting plan, which can be essential for minimizing disputes and ensuring consistency for the child.

Defending Against Parental Alienation

If you’re dealing with parental alienation, an attorney can help gather evidence, document instances of alienation, and present your case in court. Addressing parental alienation is crucial, as it can severely impact your relationship with your child and affect their emotional health.

Assisting in Relocation Requests

A family law attorney can guide parents through relocation requests, helping them present their reasons for the move or argue against it if it disrupts their relationship with the child. Attorneys understand the factors that courts consider in relocation cases and can build a compelling case to support their stance.

Choosing the Right Family Law Attorney in San Diego

Selecting a family law attorney to represent you in parental rights matters is an important decision. Here are some criteria to keep in mind:

Experience with Parental Rights Cases: Look for an attorney who has handled cases involving custody, visitation, relocation, and parental alienation.

Local Knowledge of San Diego Courts: Familiarity with local judges, mediators, and family court procedures can be advantageous.

Positive Client Feedback: Testimonials and reviews can provide insight into the attorney’s competence and client satisfaction.

Clear Communication: The attorney should explain legal terms and strategies clearly and provide honest advice tailored to your needs.

Common Challenges in Protecting Parental Rights and How Attorneys Help

High-Conflict Custody Disputes

In high-conflict cases, parents often struggle to reach agreements on custody and visitation. Family law attorneys can mediate between parties, helping to reduce tension and keep the child’s best interests at the forefront.

Parental Alienation

Parental alienation is a serious issue that impacts both the parent and child’s emotional well-being. Attorneys assist by documenting evidence, seeking court intervention, and working to preserve the parent-child relationship.

Managing Relocation Conflicts

Relocation cases are challenging due to the potential disruption of the parent-child bond. An attorney can present evidence to support or oppose the move, based on factors such as the impact on the child’s stability and the existing custody arrangement.

Final Thoughts

Protecting parental rights is essential for maintaining the bond with your child and supporting their development. From custody battles to relocation cases, understanding California’s family law system and having a knowledgeable attorney on your side can make all the difference. Family law attorneys in San Diego offer guidance, representation, and strategic support to ensure parents can preserve their rights and continue to play an active role in their child’s life.

Navigating parental rights cases can be complex, but with the right legal support, parents can confidently advocate for their relationship with their child and secure a positive outcome.

To learn more details contact with us

Name of Law Firm: Doppelt and Forney Law Firm

Address: 16466 Bernardo Center Dr #260, San Diego, CA 92128, United States

Phone: 858-312-8500Website URL: https://www.sandiegodivorcelawyerhelp.com

[twicecut]

blackman keeps trying to domesticate my knifey vigilante and i won't stand for it!!!!!!!!!

[hexellent]

" Yo Di, made some rice. Want some? " He's just finished steaming a big ol portion of rice. Millie usually eats it plain or with a bit of soysauce, but he's willing to add some more to it for Diego.

" Want anything on the side? "

Diego wanders into the room sleepily, hand shoved under his oversized shirt scratching at his belly. He yawns, shuffling to lean over Milli’s shoulder at his bowl.

“Yeah. I like puttin’ a fried egg on mine. I can make it though, since you made the rice.”

He’s already pulling out a small pan as he speaks.

@mobiankaiju

[lookingforhappy]

@lemon-is-tired yeah no thats a major plothole too since it's implied he /only/ got 7 because only 7 mothers were willing to part with their children.

so without those specific mothers, and with only 16 (i believe?) living mothers... he still somehow managed to get 7 of those babies.

like ok maybe its not a plothole per se but its a huge piece of information that we're missing??? did he kill the mothers, or blackmail them? or something worse?

idk i just feel like s3 couldve taken more time exploring the mothers plotline rather than try to squeeze in hotel oblivion too?

something i dont see discussed much is that the show states that 43 women became pregnant, not that 43 children were born

it's possible that there are more than 43 children since multiple births (twins, triplets) would raise that number.

(it's also possible that there are less than 43 children as there could have been stillborns)

[defenselawyersandiego]

How Do I Find a Domestic Violence Lawyer San Diego?

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Always check with an experienced lawyer before hiring them to represent you in defending a case on domestic violence since this is a notoriously difficult and delicate area. It's important to find a lawyer who can gather all that information for you, so you don't get into any legal trouble. If you hire a seasoned lawyer, you have a better chance of winning your case. If you hire an inexperienced lawyer, it might result in losing the case.

Our law firm Kersey Law is aware of the complex nature of family violence cases and the sensitivity surrounding them. We are here to provide compassionate and aggressive representation to those who have been affected by domestic violence. Our team of experienced domestic violence lawyer San Diego has the knowledge and resources necessary to protect your rights and help you seek justice.

Domestic Violence can come in many forms and may involve physical, emotional, psychological, or sexual abuse. It is a problem that can happen to anyone regardless of whether they're old or young, male or female. If you're a victim of domestic violence, you'll want to seek legal help as soon as possible. Lawyers called 'domestic violence lawyers' know the law and your rights, and can guide you through the legal process.

We have a team of experts who are dedicated to protecting people's rights if they have been victims of domestic violence. We know all the ins and outs of the laws and procedures that go on when it comes to domestic violence cases. We will stand by you, advocate for you and help get you the justice you deserve.

We won't let you go through this experience alone. We will do everything we can to help you come out on top, and have your voice heard here in San Diego. Our support, legal guidance and attention to detail will ensure that you are treated with dignity every step of the way.

If you or someone you know is being abused, don't hesitate to reach out to us. A lot of people come here with questions about how to handle the situation and how they can change the world they live in. Our team of experienced people is ready to fight for your rights and help you seek the justice you deserve.

[yandereunsolved]

"Don't Stop Me Now" — Five situations where yandere Five loses it

cw(s): yandere themes, non-descriptive self harm, mention of suicide and domestic violence

1 — someone ✗ something is trying to harm you

Pretty straightforward. 

This is the numero uno that comes along with every yandere.  

Five grew up with an abusive, emotionally absent father figure. He was pushed to be the best, the most successful of his siblings, just for an ounce of affection. He was isolated for so many years with nothing more than a department store doll. He has had to put away whatever loose morals he had to slave away in The Comission.

Then you come along and brighten up his life. No, you do more than that. You perfect it. 

Then someone comes and tries to strip that away from him?

It's safe to say you've only seen that crazed look in his eyes when you're in danger. He doesn't care about whatever mission, the greater good, or whatever the fuck when you may end up being killed. He's swift and merciless, just as he was taught. 

After he makes sure you are okay, he'll hold you to his chest for what feels like forever. He just needs to become secure again in the fact you are alive. You are here with him right now. It helps ground him so he doesn't end up going about on a killing spree. 

Yes. That has happened one too many times. 

Klaus now knows not to joke about random people flirting with you. Their spirits won't stop harassing him. In his defense, how was he supposed to know Five would just go out and slowly torture them before letting them waste away into death? Klaus didn't think Five was that unhinged. He knows better now.

2 — you harm yourself (in any way)

He keeps an observant eye on you, so it would be a miracle if you managed to accomplish anything along those lines. 

Two words. no. more. 

He has the internal breakdown. He's just standing there and staring at you. There are tears in his eyes. He wants to yell, to freak out, but his voice cracks far too much when he tries to reprimand you. 

No. Just no. 

That's the only word that encapsulates how he feels. 

He is not going to allow you to hold any sharp objects. He makes sure you have no contact with Diego. Five is paranoid and suspects that Diego had something to do with this. Somehow. 

You are more strictly monitored. 

He has an entire list of mental and physical health questions he asks you each morning. If you tell him to leave you alone or that you are tired, there's about a seventy percent chance that he'll go off. It would definitely be in a Five way. 

He'd be teleporting around you and sputtering out statistics and caring yet demeaning words. 

3 — keeping him out of the loop

Five is meticulous. 

When you keep him out of the loop—which could mean not saying good morning to him or hiding a romantic relationship—he feels so powerless again. He needs to know what is going on with you so he can protect you if need be. 

Don't even try to argue with him. 

He's older than you, so he knows best. 

He has so much more experience at anything and everything. He can solve all of your problems if you just let him in. 

Does that mean he will do the same in return? No. 

There's no reason for you to know what he is doing at any point of the day. You don't need to worry your pretty little head about it. Aka, he's doing things that are morally gray at best and human rights violations at... that's still one of the better cases. 

Just tell him. Or he'll force it out of you.

4 — things being out of his control

This ties in with every other scenario. 

He needs to be in control.

Everything has to be perfect. 

If one thing goes wrong, then you may slip through his fingers. 

That isn't allowed to happen. It can't. 

It eats away at him at night to think something could happen that he can't control. 

The apocalypse happened, and he had to spend decades just accepting that fact. Until there was a chance he could change it. 

Now he has to. He has to change, sort, and neatly put away everything. No speck of dust is out of place. If it is, then he'll end up pushing himself into fixing it, to the point of exhaustion or death—whichever comes first.

5 — escaping successfully

The only time there is a plausible chance he will resort to physical violence. 

Why, why, why, why, why, why!?

How could he be so idiotic? How did you do it? Who helped you? 

Whoever helped you is going to die if they haven't already killed themselves because they know Five is going to be coming after them. 

He will act nonchalant, like he is in control, when he finally finds you once again. He'll tease, poke, and prod at your fear, like a ringmaster taming their lion. A part of this act is the truth. He has you back, and now everything can go back to how it was. The other part of him is still devastated and wants to curl up in your lap and just be safe there.

Yandere Five: fragile—handle with care.  

✗ @clarioscharm