Outerat
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- Haikyuu!! (1)
- Blue Lock (Anime) (1)
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Mikage Reo's passion in music has always been hindered by his parent's expections, so he's naturally overjoyed when he hears his school has a music club.
However, to his surprise, he finds it mostly empty, except for a white haired boy on the couch, glued to his phone. -
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Kageyama drops Hinata off after their first date. They try to share a kiss farewell, but fail cuz they're both stupid.
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Ushijima gets overwhelmed after a very long day's practice with another school, dragged to the end of his social tether. He fidgets with his favourite volleyball keychain until it breaks in the locker room. Tendou notices what's happened before anyone else and takes immediate action: this is that action.
Or: the one in which Tendou takes care of a very upset Ushijima.
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Tendou glances at him, checking him over quickly before looking away, deciding to focus on Semi’s pink star-shaped glasses on the far bench. Ushijima’s head had been tilted towards his chest, mouth actively chewing on the side of his hand as he rocked. His other hand had made its way into his hair now, switching between clutching it and tugging almost desperately.
He didn’t need Tendou to ask him if he was okay. He knew he wasn’t.
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30 Nov 2025
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From Friday night (hair smelling experiment), to Saturday (movie = zero plot absorbed, one setter stared at), to Sunday (peer-review survey, parental consultation, full-blown crisis)… Bokuto Koutarou has spent 50 hours and 39 minutes scientifically proving that Akaashi is amazing.
Unfortunately, everyone else already knew. Except Bokuto.Bookmarked by Outerat
23 Nov 2025
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Wakatoshi vowed he’d never fall in love again after middle school—after the fists, the mockery, the shame. He built walls of control, silence, and cold detachment. Then Tendou happened: loud, unfiltered, unafraid. Wakatoshi tries to keep his distance. Tries to pretend he doesn’t care. But Tendou keeps showing up. With movie nights. With relentless kindness. With eyes that say, “I see you—and you’re still worth loving.”
This is the story of how love scares him more than violence ever did, and how it might just save him anyway.
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18 Nov 2025