Why Do I Get Bouts Of Genius At 1AM Im Almost Done W The Karlnapity Fic And Lemme Tell You One Part Had
why do i get bouts of genius at 1AM đ© im almost done w the karlnapity fic and lemme tell you one part had me kinda blushing after i re-read it kait istgggg
đł blushing u say? iâm intrigued.. i fr cant wait to read ur fic itâs gonna be so good <33
also ME iâm working on a sapnap platonic fic iâll probably post tmr at some point but iâm tired and wanna just fall asleep watching punz but i also really have an urge to finish the fic soooo conflicting feelings rn
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there for you [sapnap]
pairing: sapnap x gn!reader (platonic)
pronouns: they/them
synopsis: school is a lot, but luckily a best friend knows just how to help.
wc: 1.3k
anon asked: âheyo may i pls request a writing with sapnap where the reader is his bff (like strictly platonic) and they just are like insanely overwhelmed and their parents keep putting pressure on them and he comforts them?"
a/n: here's something since i haven't been posting at all in the last week lmao
tw: overworking yourself, parental pressure, a bit of self-loathing
adults always say high school will be the best and worst years of your life. you werenât sure about the best, but as you were living them, you agreed that they were by far the worst years youâd ever live.
the pressure of applying and committing to colleges, maintaining your grades and pleasing your parents was suffocating.
countless unfinished essays, upcoming tests and late assignments weighed heavy on your shoulders, on top of the already dreadful feeling of the exams that were creeping up on you by the day.
every day you found yourself falling deeper and deeper into the stress, losing all sense of anything else. you would study or work on assignments until your eyes physically couldnât focus on the screen or page in front of you any longer, or until your hand cramped so bad you were forced to stop.
it was unhealthy, you knew, but with college upcoming and your parents breathing down your back, you couldnât bring yourself to do anything besides work without a large amount of guilt.
whatever you were doing still wasnât enough.
you had to keep pushing, though. you were almost done. just a few more weeks of overworking yourself, and you'd be out for the summer. two full months of freedom. no classes, no assignments, no stress. no overbearing pressure from your parents. just the warmth of the sun and an endless list of possible adventures awaiting you.
however, the closer to exams you got, the more they pressed you. an endless string of questions about your grades, past assignments and how you should be doing better.
ây/n, i just got an email from your ap bio teacher. you shouldâve aced that test, what, did you not bother to study for it?â your mother asked, critically. you frowned, swallowing the lump in your throat and facing your gaze to the floor.
âi studied! i just had that huge essay for english, and that geometry assignment.. i just didnât have as much time as i thought i would.â you explained, sheepishly. you heard her scoff, and shake her head in disappointment as she left the room without another word.
tears pooled in your eyes, walking ashamedly to your room and shutting the door. you slid down, situating yourself on the floor with your back to the door, allowing the tears youâve held back for the past month flow freely. it was all too much, and it was crashing down on you all at once at this moment.
through blurry eyes you pulled out your phone, clicking on your recent text and typing out a small message.
âyou free? i need you.â
you set down your phone for mere seconds before it dinged, and you pulled it back up, smiling slightly at the notification illuminating your phone.
âiâll be there in 5.â
you allowed yourself to calm down enough to cease your tears, taking deep breaths. finally you heard the familiar knocking of the front door, faintly hearing sapnap greeting your parents. you could hear the genuine happiness in their tones.
sometimes you wondered if they wished sapnap was their child instead of you. deep down, you knew it wasnât true but it was hard to convince yourself otherwise. he was athletic, crazy smart with nearly perfect grades, and was pursuing computer science in college. not to mention how caring and supportive he was. how were you meant to compete with that?
he knocked gently on your door, and you sighed as you heaved yourself off the floor, wiping your tear-stained cheeks once more with your sleeve before opening the door and looking up at sapnap with an all too familiar look: pure exhaustion.
he instantly smiled softly at you, opening his arms in invitation and you gladly stepped forward, soaking in his embrace. he held you so comfortably, it coaxed more tears and you deflated, all the exhaustion kicking in and you found yourself barely able to stand. he noticed, of course, and gently released you, guiding you to sit on your bed.
he situated himself next to you, allowing you to lean your head on his shoulder. âyou wanna talk about it?â he whispered, and you sighed, nodding against his jacket.
âschool sucks.â you mumbled, and he chuckled, taken slightly by surprise by the answer.
âschoolâs got you this upset?â he teased, but there was genuine concern underlying his tone that you didnât miss.
âyeah. everythings so much, with all the outstanding assignments i have, i have no time or mental capacity left to study for tests or exams and my grades are suffering. my parents are really on top of me about it, too. itâs like i canât go two seconds without being reminded of the pile of work on my desk.â you admitted, hiccuping slightly. your crying ceased, but silent tears remained cascading down your cheeks on their own free will.
sapnap fell silent, sighing at your words. he shuffled under you, pulling his arm out from between you and wrapping it around your shoulders. finally, after a few moments of thought, he replied simply, âi get that.â
you lifted your head and peered up at him curiously, tilting your head in confusion. âwhat do you mean?â you sniffled, wiping your sleeve across your cheeks once more.
âmy parents are always on me about my grades. they wonât accept anything less than perfection. sometimes i just wanna play minecraft, you know? but they wonât let me until everything is done to their standards. it sucks.â he spoke sadly, his eyes directed at the wall but his mind was clearly somewhere far away.
âhow do you deal with the pressure?â you mumbled, and he snapped out of his stupor, offering you a small impish grin.
âwell, iâm awesome, so.â he shrugged, and you shoved his arm playfully, eliciting a laugh from the two of you. âseriously though, i donât know. i just pace myself, decide whatâs more important in terms of grades and prioritize that. you canât prioritize every little assignment, itâs not worth your time.â
your gaze fell upon the stack of papers on your desk, swallowing heavily at the idea of just how much you had to do. you flicked your gaze back to him, and you saw the concern on his face as he stared at the pile of unfinished assignments. âisnât everything important? every grade counts for college, thatâs what everyone keeps saying-â you started, and he flicked his concerned gaze back to your figure.
ây/n, you canât possibly tell me youâve been putting all your effort into every assignment?â he asked, ludicrously. you shrugged, suddenly embarrassed. he took notice, softening his expression. âhey, itâs okay. iâm not making fun of you, i promise, itâs just.. holy shit, y/n. no wonder youâre burning yourself out.â
you stayed silent, gaze dropping to the floor as you considered his words. it made sense, to be fair. you were so caught up in pleasing your parents that you hadnât even thought about sitting back to make a plan, you just were constantly working and hoping that you would be able to get things done. âsapnap, how do you know whatâs important and whatâs not?â you asked, quietly.
finally, he smiled, standing and offering you a hand. âhere, how about this. iâll help you go through those assignments and figure out what should be done when, if you come with me for a drive. you need a break, iâm worried about you. we can even go to my house to study after, if you want some company while you work.â he offered, and you sighed, nodding.
as much as there was a nagging feeling in your chest about taking a break and losing precious work time, deep down you knew he was right. your current work ethic was slowly taking its toll on you, and if you kept it up you wouldnât be able to get anything done anymore.
at the end of the day, he was your best friend, all he wanted was what's best for you and youâd be forever grateful to have someone like him looking out for you.
tysm for including me! :,)
i love when you reblog ficâs!! itâs literally how i find some to read sometimes. also do you have any karl reccs?
you may have seen these if you've looked through my reblogs (I'm not sure which ones I've reblogged) but here are a few I've read recently that I really like!
friend of a friend by @hufflepuff-writings
nails by @hufflepuff-writings
project babysitting by @mcytwheeze
rock by @graqefruito
pretty by @inniterhq
pinterest bucket lists by @basilly
there are also a few on my comfort fic list (which needs to be updated) that you should check out!!!
sorry if you've already read all of these but they're just so good!!!
Kaaaaaaaait, I'm working on my multi chapter fic and I'm worried. I wanna make it gender neutral so everyone can enjoy it but I feel like I'm making the reader too feminine. I chose the screen name "Nova" for them and I've been describing their music in feminine ways. I'm stressing and it's almost 10 PM but I wanna keep writing and I don't know what to dooooooooooo.
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i have this problem all the time! i used to write all female readers so when i transitioned to gender neutral i got really nervous about it. hell i still write she/her pronouns sometimes and when i edit i have to find & replace to make it so its all they/them pronouns.
anyways, the point is it's natural to have an idea for a character in your head and get caught up in it, if that's the way the plot was designed and how you perceive the reader, do it! sometimes gendered roles simply fit a plot better, it's nothing to be ashamed about! :)
my im going to die. i have always been a huge highschool au enthusiast, but i could rarely find fics. LET ME TELL YOU I GOT UP AND JUMPED UP AND DOWN WHILE SQUEALING WHEN I SAW YOUR MCYT MASTERLIST THANK YOU MUAH MUAH /p
nonnie if u ever have high school au requests send them my way i WILL drop everything to write them itâs an addiction
ahhh whenever I do writing events I'm always afraid I won't get any asks >_<
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give it time!! :D reblog it once in a while, make sure your followers see it and iâm sure people will send you some !
click for mushroomâs 500 event if ur interested!