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Three years ago, while on a train back to Hasetsu, Katsuki Yuuri made himself a promise to not lose important things in life because of his anxiety and fear. And kept that promise, even when it felt like screaming into the void to a long-lost friend.
Now, fifteen and about to start an incredible opportunity, he sat on a train from Geneva to Bern and felt like bursting with anxiety—what if his choice had been different? What if he had gone to America, trained in Detroit? Would he have taken Vicchan too? Would everything feel as big and monumental as it did now? As it started to get overwhelming, he remembered what his therapist told him: write it down.
So he did. Not just to fill a page. Not to himself. But to someone special who once made the world feel a little less lonely.
"I can be Yuuri, and still be your friend. Would you like that?"
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- Part 2 of Sleepless in St. Petersburg
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23 Feb 2025
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They say never meet your heroes—because they might ruin the carefully curated pedestal you’ve put them on.
Maybe they’ll shatter your illusions with a single offhand comment. Or, maybe—just maybe—they’ll offer you something so bafflingly tone-deaf that you’ll find yourself questioning every life choice that brought you to this moment. And maybe they’ll turn out to be alarmingly human, with quirks and flaws that make them real in ways you weren’t ready for.
But then again, heroes have a funny way of surprising you, even when you think you’ve got them figured out. Whether that’s a good thing… well, that’s another story entirely.
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04 Feb 2025
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“Yellowcard, Arctic Monkeys, and Neon Trees in one lineup? Can’t say no to that.” Beka didn’t even bother asking, just sent the flyer of the event like he already knew Yuri would come—like he already knew what he needed before he did. And he’d bought the tickets, making it impossible for Yuri, now twenty-one, to refuse. But it wasn’t just about the festival or escaping the realities of a global pandemic in 2021.
This wasn’t just an invitation to the concert; it was something else entirely—a ticket to anywhere.
Anywhere away from the noise in his head, the exhaustion pulling him down, and the unanswered questions hanging between him and Beka. After everything, after crossing lines in their friendship that felt blurred but not broken, he didn’t know where they would land. Maybe they’d crash and burn, or maybe they’d stay the same stuck in the maddening in-between.
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- Part 6 of Winter Olympics of Broken Hearts 2026
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21 Jan 2025
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The 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics are here, but this time the pursuit of gold isn't just about landing the perfect quad—it’s a battlefield of emotions where fierce rivalries and buried bitter feelings collide on the ice. As the world watches athletes push their bodies to the limit, an equally intense drama unfolds off the sport, where pride and passion blur the lines between love and hate. In a competition where every glance and move is scrutinized, they must navigate the thin ice between their dreams for victory, complicated feelings and the reality of life moving forward as it threatens to break them.
In this stage is where Otabek Altin, the soon to be retired Hero of Kazakhstan, meets his most fierce and spiteful rival to date: Yuri Plisetsky, with whom he hasn't spoke for almost a year. How could their relationship really go from best friends, to lovers and then enemies?
As everyone notices the tension in the air, some other stories unfold around them.
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- Part 4 of Winter Olympics of Broken Hearts 2026
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12 Dec 2024
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Babygirl (noun):
A term of endearment for a man extremely attractive/cute/submissive/sexy/breedable. Said with a wink, a smirk, and maybe a little too much confidence is a dangerously seductive term of endearment used by one partner to another, typically in moments of extreme affection, flirtation, or when they’re secretly trying to drive the other person wild with well-timed actions.Example: Katsuki-Nikiforov Yuuri, Olympic Gold Medalist and retired Figure Skating Champion newly turned Coach, is stranded in an airport and scrambling to get to Milan for the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics to a very much angry/sad/stressed russian husband. He remembers one night, six months ago, when a fateful slip-up made him accidentally call his husband "babygirl" on a late-night Facetime... and, naturally, Viktor was there for it. And of course, Yuuri would use this knowledge to his benefit.
Warning: Don’t call your husband “babygirl” on a whim. Unless you want to turn the most romantic reunion into a spicy—but long due cathartic—one.
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- Part 5 of Winter Olympics of Broken Hearts 2026
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07 Dec 2024