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“I’m trans.” Wow. Smooth, Jisung, smooth.
“Oh, okay.” Minho blinks a few times, tilting his head to the side the smallest amount. “Do you want me to call you by a different name?”
“No, hyung,” Jisung huffs a laugh, “I was born… a girl.”
“Oh.” A long pause.
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14 Jul 2026
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“Are you okay?”
In lieu of convincing his vocal cords to do literally anything useful, Jisung nodded. The motion came out a little too enthusiastic, making him briefly dizzy. He reinforced it with a thumbs up, because apparently his body had decided that was the most reassuring option available.
What the hell are you doing?
Why aren’t you speaking?
“You didn’t hit your head or something, did you?”
Jisung shook his head immediately.
There was a beat of silence, then the stranger’s eyes widened, horror dawning fast.
“Oh, shit. Are you… Can you not speak?”
Before Jisung could get his two functioning brain cells to kick into gear, he was shaking his head again.
And there it was. The worst lie he’d ever told, without even opening his mouth to speak it.
Or: What happens when Minho is so hot it literally leaves Jisung speechless?
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12 Jul 2026
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The first time Minho made him come, Jisung sobbed through it, overwhelmed and mortified by how hard his body shook and how much noise he made. Minho held him through it, kissed his wet cheeks, and told him he was perfect, but there had been something dark and satisfied in his eyes that Jisung has never forgotten. Minho likes seeing him like that—stripped of any control, flushed and trembling and so, so embarrassed about it.
And now Minho is doing it again, right here at his desk, with Jisung's textbooks still open in front of him.
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03 Jul 2026
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Stress-related paranoia and dissociation: happen when emotional stress becomes too intense for the mind to process clearly. Paranoia can make fear feel like fact, turning uncertainty into certainty that someone is lying, angry, leaving, or unsafe. Dissociation can follow when the fear becomes too much, causing the person to feel numb, unreal, detached, or far away from their own body and surroundings.
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- Part 9 of Nine Ways To Stay
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28 Jun 2026
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Draco blushes as he stares at his reflection in his full-length mirror, mouth slightly parted, breathless and heart fluttering.
Euphoria, that’s what he’s feeling...
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10 Jun 2026