Updated Again Because I Suck At My Own Deadlines.

Updated again because I suck at my own deadlines.

Freesia coming today!

Updated: November 30, 2021

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DAECHWITAAA OT7!!!!

Spotlight is gonna be sooo amazing i just know it!

YAY! Spotlight was put on hold these couple of months but I will go back to it! Hope to see you there!

Okay so after crying my eyes out with this episode I have finally taken a breathe and my hopes for a happy ending had skyrocketed. In a way it's kinda funny, kinda evil for the writers to give is the sad ending we thought that Dong Kyung and Myeol Mang were supposedly destinated to for them to pull the plot twist. But gotta be honest I am grateful for it because I really wanted to cry lol.

Now why will it be a happy ending? My biggest bet at the moment is that it was the deity's plan all along. She probably thought it was time for her son to become a human and live his life. Of course she couldn't just make him a human and that be it. No, she had to tested him first.

In order for her to know whether he was ready to be a human or not she probably needed for him to experience it a little bit. And that's where Dong Kyung came in.

I remember at one point that Dora told DK that he was born for her. Sure one could say it was because he was doom and all, but maybe it also had another meaning.

Dong Kyung showed Myeol Mang how to be a human without intending to. He cried for real, he became compassionate, he grew emphatic over humans, he felt sorrow and loss, and more importantly he learned about love and sacrifice.

It was kinda interesting how in some of his last moments he mentioned how he couldn't eat, sleep, cry or love yet he has been doing most of that already. He told DK he loved her and he also cried for and along her quite a bit. He was feeling human feelings but somehow didn't acknowledged them.

Now we also have to remember the plant Dora said she planted in the beginning of the show and that she has been caring for all the time and also curious as to whether or not it will bloom. The flower represents MM human version, Saram. She planted the seed that could turn him into a human.

And it was after specials and important moments that MM had with DK that the flower started to slowly grow. And it was also how while they forgot about each other the flower started to die. It's all a metaphor of how humane MM becomes, something that he obtains through DK being in his life, she inspires and helps him.

In the episode the deity also said that she decided to stay a little longer because she wanted to see the flowers bloom. She wanted to see her son turn into a human and live his life happily with DK by his side.

After this episode she will probably plant the bloomed flower on her garden and Saram will make a comeback for real now.

The butterfly also represented his ending as doom. Because doom may be gone forever, but he will get a new chance just this time as a real boy.

Maybe I went a little in circles here, but the point is that I certainly believe he will appear again (which makes a lot of sense considering we still have 2 episodes left) and this time he will be able to live the rest of his human life with DK.

The only question left for me is if DK will recognize him when he comes back and most importantly if he will remember his life as doom or will he fall in love with DK all over again.

Updated: July 25, 2022

Namjoon

Earth 2.0 - pre-writing

Yoongi

The Monster of Florence - drafting (10%)

Jimin

A Series of Unfortunate Events - pre-writing

Taehyung

What a look can do - drafting (10%)

Jungkook

Spotlight 01 - drafting 60%

Spotlight 02 - pre-writing

Spotlight 03 - pre-writing

This is probably one of my favorite series ever. Not even kidding. The author is just so talented, everything about this story is just *chef kiss*: the writing style, the characterization, the smut. The whole Bad- world is addicting. Highly recommended, really.

bad romance | jjk | m

[ ! ] this is part of the bad influence collection. This part cannot be read as a stand-alone.

— summary; in which the two of you finally make it official. 

— contents and warnings; gross fluff, a bit of angst, smut, badboy!jungkook x goodgirl!reader, enemies to lovers, honestly emotionally constipated idiots to lovers, so much mutual pining, cinematic parallels, cute dates, a spark of jealousy/possiveness (mostly playful), the return of car sex, dirty talk, breast play, dom!jk x sub!reader, fingering, spitting, oral (female receiving), cum eating, semi-clothed sex, unprotected sex (don’t be dumb!!), a fuckton of praise kink bc jk is going through it, another glimpse into the demon that lives inside the oc lol, begging, mentions of marking (hickeys), creampie, cockwarming (you already know), jk is whipped and he’s not even hiding it anymore, it’s official ladies!!! 

— words; 18,4k

— author’s notes; here we are, champs!!! The moments of glory 😭 There are a lot of things being wrapped up in here so we can move onto the more interesting stuff, but there are also some points that will be brought up further down the line, so don’t worry! Everything will be explored in its rightful moment. Have fun at the eye of the hurricane y’all 🤠 

There are some things we experience throughout life that, as simple as they may seem at first glance, stick with us forever, like bubblegum on the bottom of a shoe. As a young kid, you were first introduced to optical illusions after spending the day at your friend’s house — and, even after so many years, you still recalled your amazement and confusion; your expectant yelps and annoyed glances at his computer screen. Considering your age, it was normal to be bewildered at the notion that your senses and perceptions, which once seemed so concrete, could fool you just as easily as anything else. 

Mayhaps you were a few thousand years late in your genius discovery, taking into account that ancient philosophers had already discussed and established all that; perhaps your young brain wasn’t all that smart to construct those notions with such complexity. But the point wasn’t that: it was that the world in front of you was a matter of perspective, of finding the truth behind the curtain of your own interpretation. Sometimes you thought that two lines were the same size when they were not; that dots seemed to be moving when they were still; that two completely different shades of grey were actually the same all along. And you had to adapt to that. 

Life went on and, in a way, you always kept that in the back of your head — not about bright-colored illusions on a computer screen, of course, but about people. No matter how much you think you know someone, you never know their full truth (after all, most people barely know themselves, so perhaps it’s a bit too conceited to believe that you know another individual). It’s nothing new to claim that people can surprise you, either positively or negatively and, in your head, trying to predict that was the smallest resemblance of control you could achieve. So you learned to read them as well as you could and never ever created expectations. To you, trust issues were a tiny price to pay for staying one step ahead from a heartbreak. 

That being said, even the best of strategists still make mistakes — apparently no one ever learned not to invade Russia during the winter — and even the strongest walls can still show cracks in its foundation. Ironically, you had predicted it all, followed your life to the most minimal details, but could not avoid the large, powerful wave that hit your fortress head-first, knocking most of your preconceived notions down the moment you found someone that you couldn’t read. 

In a way, Jungkook was the most confusing optical illusion that you had ever come across. 

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