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To give in; To obey by bonerfics
Fandoms: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild/Tears of the Kingdom
28 May 2023
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[Totk spoilers]
Link has a run in with the gloom hands.
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"Give in, hero. Fall to pleasure."
Link feels a strange tug at the back of his mind. He can't give in to this. But the voice echoes carefully in his brain, and the longer he looks into the yellow eye, the more he can feel that electric feeling of pleasure building under his skin. It feels so good. He can't listen to this.
But it feels so good.
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Changkyun was fine. He is always fine. So what if he has had perpetual headaches since debuting? And sometimes his body and brain feel disconnected. He's fine…. right?
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26 Oct 2025
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With the help of some new technology, Nick is finally able to punish his homophobic teammate for making so many shitty comments in the locker room.
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—"One thing all designations share is the characteristic called "The Entity." It's a subconscious product of the wolf each person carries in their DNA. Dormant most of the time, this entity awakens at very specific times, primarily when the person is in grave danger or when is going against all their instincts. In very few documented cases, the entity took on a life of its own and taking over the person's body, leaving the human consciousness in the background, awake and witnessing everything without being able to intervene. When this happens, the phenomenon is called "Fronting" and the entity is called The Wolf."—
Shen Wenlang's wolf is tired of his idiot human. For the sake of him and his mate, he has no choice but to take possession of the body until everything is resolved.
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- Part 1 of The Wolf
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24 Oct 2025
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Most people assumed that a hypnotherapist specializing in couples counseling would take a mostly hands-off approach, using his skills to reveal the underlying faults in a relationship and carefully guide his patients to a series of mutually beneficial subconscious behavioral changes. And, to be fair, that was the case most of the time. But sometimes, in the event of a special case where one partner contacted him separately and agreed to pay a little extra, Dr. Thomas Wells agreed to change one partner a bit more than they had initially signed on for.
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- Part 1 of Malpractice