A down bad reader

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About Me

About me <3 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hello , I’m Naz and I’m 18

I was born in 2005 , My birthday is 04/11/05, I am an ENTJ and I’m a Scorpio I’m Samoan , Haitian and live in Chicago .

Im a multi Stan and write for many fandoms including ,

.Enhypen , new jeans , itzy , ive , ntc dream etc . I love anime including , jujutsu kaisen , haikyuu , Kuroko’s basketball 🏀 etc

I love receiving requests but here are some things I won’t do ,

. Nsfw- I don’t mind suggestive works but I’m not very good at writing them . . Rape non con - I put tw on all of my works and don’t mind including mentions of it but I won’t go into detail . . Piss play , knife kink , bondage etc- I’m not comfortable with most kinks and keep most things vanilla . I write for most fandoms so don’t be shy to request 🤍 MASTERLIST

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10 months ago

For the love of god a CNC warning is not something you should be forgetting PLZ. It’s not normal sex if someone is asking for things to stop and saying no—even if they have a safe word.

I shouldn’t have to say this but the fact I’ve seen more than 10 Fics in the past week alone missing this CRUCIAL warning is so upsetting. You’re hurting people, you’re triggering trauma. Please stop forgetting this warning. It does so much damage when you teach young people that that’s normal and minors will lie about their age or interact regardless of your wishes. That and SA survivors don’t deserve to feel devastated after reading a post that was missing important warnings like that.

Please please PLEASE do better.

Likes / REBLOGS are deeply appreciated. Let’s spread the word to make this less of an issue in our community here please.

Also this isn’t targeted to anyone in specific. Majority of people I’ve reached out to have fixed it but I’m done seeing this all the time.

Tags — @patscorner @muwapsturniolo @bbernard-03 @cindylcuwho @chestersturniolo @evie-sturns @endereies @freshloveforthefit @mattscoquette @nicksgirlfriend @pouring-rains @pettydollie @sturnioloshacker @vanteguccir

9 months ago

solidarity doesn’t work that way 😭😭 we have to show up for each other instead of dividing . Can we all just handle one issue at a time because there’s too many rn

nazwrites-2002 - Naz
nazwrites-2002 - Naz
9 months ago

11 FULL MONTHS ! For some reason people have stopped boycotting and stopped talking about it ! It’s still happening SPEAK UP !

palestinian children are dying of heart attacks because of the constant fear and nervous system exhaustion of near 24 hr bombardment. for ELEVEN FULL MONTHS palestinian children have been dying of heart attacks. dying from fear.

1 year ago

Safehouse

word count; 1497 – gn!reader

Safehouse

Atsumu didn't usually let things bother him for too long. He knew he always did his best in volleyball and he did his best to be a good friend and teammate even though he’s got an ‘unlikeable personality’ as Kiyoomi would phrase it.

But sometimes, it’s just a little too much for him to process, too many missed serves or spikes and petty disagreements, and there was just one place his mind goes to when that happened. His brother.

More specifically, he would go to Onigiri Miya, where Osamu seemed to spend most of his time trying to make the business go ‘round. That’s why he’s storming in this particular Thursday evening, brushing past you with a quick hello before opening the door to the backroom and rushing in.

You stood there, a bit startled with surprise as you chuckled under your breath. Working at Onigiri Miya had so far been your favourite job ever, and that came with seeing Atsumu ever so often.

After about 5 minutes, Atsumu came back out while you were serving an order with your service smile plastered on. As you walked back to the counter, you found the twin looking around for something before his eyes met you. It might have just been a trick of your eye, but it looked like his usually bright eyes were a bit teary. “Hey, Atsumu. Can I help you with anything?” you asked him.

“Have you seen my brother? Looks kinda like me but ugly,” he said with a cheeky smirk, but it didn’t quite reach his eyes like usual. You laughed anyway, shaking your head before grabbing a cloth to clean the counter.

“I think I know who you mean, but he’s out. There was a delivery issue so he decided to go get it himself,” you explained, glancing up at Atsumu from time to time while working. Thursdays weren’t that busy. He was fiddling with his hands now as you put the cloth away after finishing the clean-up like he was struggling with what to do with this new information. Since he didn’t really answer you, you stopped in front of him and tried to meet his eyes. “Is there something wrong, love?”

You were similar to Osamu in many ways, at least Atsumu thought so. With your warmth and kind smile, he harboured some kind of crush on you ever since he met you on your second day working there. “Do you have some… food?” he asked, voice nearly cracking. You patted his shoulder and nodded, walking past him into the kitchen.

“I think I might find some, yeah.” This made him breathe out a short laugh, sitting down on a bar stool so he could be closer to you. “I’ll get your favourite going, I asked Samu about it once,” you said, hands already working while you glanced up at the restaurant to keep an eye on the customers as well.

Atsumu finally smiled again, if only a little. “You asked him?”

“Making food is my love language,” you said, looking down at the food again so he couldn’t see your red cheeks. Atsumu hadn’t felt his chest fill with this kind of warmth since he last visited his mother, and boy did it feel good on that particularly shitty day. He leaned on his hand on the counter, eyes observing you while you made him food. To show him love.

You didn’t start too much conversation, assuming Atsumu would talk to you if he felt like it, but for now, he seemed content watching you work and asking how your day had been. In the end, he seemed a bit lighter by the time you put his food in front of him, but it still didn’t reach his eyes. “Thank you so much, y/n. I really needed this,” he said, mouth already filled with food.

“My pleasure. Professional athletes have bad days too, I guess,” you sighed, hinting that you were there if he wanted to talk.

Atsumu nodded and kept stuffing his mouth, mind going back to his high school team and their banner. “Luckily, there is always tomorrow.”

You laughed more genuinely this time, patting his shoulder as you passed to serve a table who asked to order more. “There is always tomorrow.”

By the time you came back after delivering their new order, Atsumu had finished his onigiri and you could feel his eyes following you again. You raised an eyebrow, taking the plate from in front of him and waiting for whatever lay on the tip of his tongue. “Speaking of tomorrow, how about a date?” he asked, speaking quicker than usual so by the time you registered his words, the plate slipped from your hands and crumbled to the floor in broken pieces. “Shit.”

You shook your head to rid of the fluster, squatting down quickly to pick up the pieces. Your cheeks flushed as Atsumu hurried around the counter to bend down and help you. “I’m so sorry, I don’t know why-” you tried to laugh it off, finally about to tell him that yes, you would love to go on a date with him when the wonderful sound of your boss’ voice rang through the kitchen.

“Y/n? Did ‘Tsumu stop by?” And because both of you were called, Atsumu accidentally knocked his head into yours, making him drop all the pieces of porcelain to caress your head. However, you were already off balance so he ended up just pushing you backwards and falling with you, landing unceremoniously on top of you and scraping the pieces of the broken plate along the floor.

“I’m so sorry!” he said, the tone of his dialect even more prominent. And at the perfect moment, Osamu walked in. You were having such a moment, what happened? you thought to yourself, while Atsumu’s head was echoing stupid Samu.

“What the hell is going on here?” your boss asked, making the two of you look at him with surprise as if you didn’t already know he was there.

“This is not what it looks like!” Atsumu yelled, making Osamu look over his shoulder with an apologetic smile at the customers out in the restaurant.

“He knows that, idiot, just get off me,” you laughed, pushing his shoulders to help him up. He scrambled to his feet, finally managing to bend down and pick up the biggest pieces of the broken plate with scattered rice that was now sticking to the floor in some places.

Osamu had already gotten to work, letting the two of you settle yourself and smirking to himself as he imagined how much his brother made a fool of himself. While Atsumu was throwing away the pieces, you quickly got the mop out to clean the floor of rice and smaller pieces, finally getting it all into the dustpan and then the trash. You sighed, using your hand to fan your face, which was red from the quick work and how hot the room suddenly was. Should I turn the air conditioner on lower?

Your boss passed by you with a certain look you couldn’t quite read, but it made you squint at him with suspicion. Then you looked past his shoulder, at sweet, clumsy Atsumu who was back in the high chair with his hands intertwined on the counter in front of him like he never hurt a fly. Okay, maybe you knew why Osamu was looking at you like that even though he was being uncharacteristically silent about it.

While Osamu swiftly moved around to cover his half of work and then some, you took the opportunity to stand in front of his twin again with your hands out in front of you like you were bracing yourself for a surprise impact. “Yes.”

Atsumu stared at you with a blank look, but at least he didn’t look as dejected as he did earlier. Guess you knocked some sense into him with your head. “Yes?” he repeated, a bit lost.

“I’ll work out my schedule with Osamu and you can pick me up tomorrow,” you clarified, picking up one of the business cards that sat by the till, and quickly jotting down your number. “Text me for the address.”

His eyes lit up with that mischievous spark you liked so much that was missing when he came here, standing up from the chair and clutching the little piece of paper as he turned around to the restaurant. “Samu! She needs off tomorrow evening!” he yelled, making you shush him. When did that ever stop Atsumu?

Osamu just turned back to the customer he was standing closest to, seemingly apologising for his brother’s behaviour again while said brother turned back to you like he just solved all your problems. You shook your head with an affectionate smile before going back in the kitchen, waving him off. “Idiot. Now leave before he gets back, unless you’d like our first date to be in the hospital.”

masterlist

1 year ago

masterlist . FICS -

Beachside - Jay x reader

Jay returns to his family’s holiday home in jeju to see you looking much different .

Summer au

release date - 7/06/24

rollercoaster - Walker Scobell x reader

on a trip to Disneyland y/n meets Walker and catches his attention . release date - 31/05/24

Sunoo x reader strawberries

On a school trip to a strawberry field you and Sunoo get lost and a little carried away .

IMAGINES-

ot7

enhypen when you cuddle

enhypen when you’re on your period

enhypen when you’re sick

enhypen when they’re sick .

HEESEUNG

nothing yet -

JAY

Nothing yet

JAKE

nothing yet

SUNGHOON

Nothing yet

SUNOO

Nothing yet

JUNGWON -

Nothing yet

NIKI -

Nothing yet


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