I don't know if you get a request, but I still want to make a request. Can you write an article about being a parent with Bsd men? (Dazai, fyodor, chuuya etc.)
A/N || Thank you for sending this request anon! Also...i interpreted your ask this way but if its not what you wanted lemme know! Nonetheless i hope you like it
BSD AS PARENTS
[♡] chuuya always did the girls’ hair, especially whenever they went out. he wouldn’t even let you put a clip. no, nope, never. it had to be him who got to decorate his two pretty little angels’ hairs. before he left for work, he would softly comb their hair and part them into halves, cracking jokes and making them laugh in the meantime. then, he would take two hair ties with cute designs on them, some with butterflies, some with flowers and some with bows on them and tie their hair up in pigtails. and then he would clip equally cute and tiny clips onto their hair. though after they came back from playschool half of the accessories would be missing, some in their bag if the teacher found them, some gone forever. but that didn’t stop your husband from ever doing their hair. chuuya would take even longer to style out their hair if the four of you were going out somewhere till the point that even you would be done dressing up and you would just come and sit beside him and the girls, watching him contentedly as he did one of your daughters’ hair. you always felt your heart swell up with pride whenever this scene unfolded; one girl beside him playing with his sleeves, another on his lap laughing at whatever he had just said, all the while he did her hair, looking at them with so much love and adoration. it was at times like these when you realised that you had fallen in love with the right man.
[♡] you regularly woke up to jouno and the boys sneakily eating ice cream late at night. it was almost becoming a routine, much to your annoyance and amusement. it started a few months ago when you woke up to use the bathroom and got up slowly so as to not wake jouno up but when you turned to look at him, you found the bed empty. for a second panicked gripped you, because where the hell did your husband disappear in the middle of the night? suddenly you heard a giggle come from the kitchen, immediately followed by a ‘shush!’, and you raised an eyebrow, wondering what the three of them were doing in the kitchen at this late hour. quietly, you crept towards the kitchen, and peeped in, nearly letting out an angry gasp at the sight that unfolded in front of you. jouno stood in front of the island with your two boys sitting on it, three of them with a bowl of ice cream in their hands. “don’t tell mom, okay?” jouno whispered with a smile, eliciting another giggle from them. you were about to barge in and scold your husband for letting them have ice creams so late at night, except jouno turned his head slightly to your direction and smiled, indicating that he had seen you. you huffed, rolling your eyes a little before storming back to bed. slowly, this became an everyday event but the more and more you observed them from the dark, the more you found your annoyance turning into amusement. sure you were still worried that the kids might catch cold but it warmed your heart so much to see them enjoying with their father. so you let them be, knowing that jouno always posed as the more stricter parent so they needed some special bonding time.
[♡] every sunday night was fortress night, according to dazai. it all started when your son complained that cartoon nights were for children, and your daughter too quickly jumped into the argument claiming that the four of you should be doing more fun stuff instead. you were very confused, wondering if this was a new mischief they had learnt from their play school. but luckily, your husband came to the rescue. he suddenly claimed that he too, was feeling boredom, and that the kids had announced this just in time for the ‘surprise mommy and daddy prepared' for them. you too smiled and clapped along, pretending that you were completely aware of the situation. you trusted dazai as he walked into the bedroom and came out with all the pillows and mattresses you owned, dumping them into the living room. then, as if on a cue, lightning struck outside causing your son to scream, and dazai grabbed your daughter and pushed her into the heap of soft mattresses, scrambling around to rearrange everything. “quick!” he said to you and your son, “we need to prepare our defenses before the fortress collapses!”. and the kids seem to have thought he was serious because they immediately jumped into the game, putting up pillows and what not. you watched them work hard in amusement, dazai impersonating a general as your children laughed and set up the ‘barrier’ and you found yourself smiling at them before joining in. finally, after what felt like an eternity of laughing and stacking pillows and mattresses up (you weren’t even counting the sudden random pillow fight dazai initiated after he ‘accidentally’ hit you), the four of you were snuggled close to each other inside the pillow fortress, laughing as the rain poured outside heavily. “we should do this every sunday!” dazai laughed, lacing your hand in his as he wrapped another arm around the kids. you smiled back at him, giving his hand a squeeze. “yes, we should.”
[♡] tecchou loved working out with your son. and it was a cute sight to behold. well… most of the time it was. usually you would just walk in to your son standing on your husband’s back as he did push ups, pretending to be ‘running mountains’ for your son. but then one day, you walked in to him holding your son in his arms (well, not exactly arms but rather forearms) and using him… as a weight for bicep curls. you opened your mouth to scold tecchou in case the child got hurt but you stopped when you heard your son giggle in delight, asking his father to go even faster. to this tecchou just laughed, saying that if he went any faster, he would fly off daddy’s arms and get hurt. you nearly snorted at that excuse when you remembered how tecchou used to toss your son into the air, causing shrieks of laughter and horror, one from your baby and one from you. but he always caught him in the end no matter what so you knew that even if there was a possibility that he slipped off tecchou’s arms, he would grab him. tecchou would never let any harm come to both of your precious son. he was the gentlest and most caring soul to exist and at times you were proud to call him your husband. you loved how much time he always kept for your child through these workout sessions, even after a long day of work. even if tecchou would complain about being tired, if your son came scrambling into the room asking if he could ‘accompany daddy when he runs on the treadmill’, tecchou would always readily say yes. and such scenes made you fall in love ith him even more.
[♡] nikolai and your daughter loved drawing on the walls, much to your dismay. you just couldn’t understand them, understand what joy they got from drawing on the walls. and it wasn’t like they were painting murals or something artistic. no! they were scribbling on the walls with crayons, both of them laughing deviously as they continued drawing. at first when you and nikolai discovered your little daughter scribbling away a castle, a princess with a sword and a dragon, you expected nikolai to step up and explain her why it wasn’t good habit to draw on the wall but instead, he picked up a crayon and drew a hill under the caste. and then you stared in horror as the two of them continued with their art piece. but no amount of scolding nikolai in private would change him. he confessed that he just wanted her to grow up without any guilt and good memories and that he would soon paint the walls. you offered them sheets of paper but both of them were still fixated on the wall. and then you gave up. nikolai did paint the walls… only for them to draw again. by now you had given up trying to tell them off, instead resorting to watching them work on their ‘masterpieces’, finding yourself laughing at the small jokes they sometimes cracked. and it swelled your heart to see how serious your daughter was, (now also beginning to draw on sheets with a rather concentrated look on her face). maybe nikolai was right. it was the memories that mattered.
[♡] the kids and fyodor regularly surprised you after work. work was always tiring and draining, you were at a higher position and there was the endless demands of people to be met each day. and honestly, you would have broken down long ago if it wasn’t for your husband and your kids. every single day, right when your work was done for the day, fyodor would show up with kids in front of your office, either with a bouquet of flowers or with some treats he and the kids made together. and seeing his smiling face and their laughing faces would remove all the tiredness you had felt after the long day. it first started out the day after you complained to fyodor and the kids that you were in no mood to have dinner together; you were having a splitting headache and your legs hurt, and all you wanted to do was just to be left alone and rest. at the end of your work the next day, just as you were about to get up equally tired and exhausted, you heard a familiar voice yell ‘mommy!’ and to your shock you found fyodor and your lovely son and daughter walking into your office room with your favourite chocolates. and soon it became an everyday thing, till the point you were looking forward to it. every evening that you drove back home with your family made you look forward to the next day at work.
[♡] kunikida loved baking with his son, no matter how terrible the outcome was. he wasn’t a great cook. nor a great baker. but unfortunately, you were worse. so when your son came up to the two of you and asked if he could start baking because it was something that seemed to interest him (well you were just glad he was using his screen time to search up baking videos), kunikida couldn't say no. but he didn’t know a single thing about baking so he took it upon himself to study all the baking books he could get his hands on and watching as many baking guide 101 videos as he could till the day the two of them actually started baking. and the first cake was… well, more of a biscuit than a cake. but nonetheless you applauded them for the efforts (though your stomach later paid the price). but in both of your eyes it wasn’t the end result that was important. if anything, your son enjoyed the whole process, laughing the whole time and explaining ‘scientific’ reasons for each step to your husband, as you overheard them from the living room. kunikida too seemed to be enjoying it. despite his obsession over being a perfectionist, this seemed to be the first time he ever let it go. and then it became a common occasion for the two of them to bake, the goodies becoming slightly better with each try. you weren’t going to interrupt them. not when your husband and your son looked like they were having the time of their lives while accidentally getting into a flour fights.
[♡] your daughter and ranpo would stay stuck in a place forever, until the puzzle was solved. you had seen this coming from miles away. from the day you and your husband started reading bedtime stories to your daughter, he would try sneaking in small, easy puzzles into them, helping her solve them too. at first you were worried that it was a bit too much for her as you would always see her looking up quizzically at her father and not willing to go to sleep until he explained it to her. but as the days went by, you saw how much she waited for these puzzles so you didn’t nag ranpo about it much. but now, that she was a bit more grown, the puzzles’ complexity became more, causing her and ranpo to stay up late at night at times, even if it was a school night. and worse was when you all would go to the mall and the two of them would enter the bookstore, pick a random sherlock holmes or agatha christie book and try to solve it before. you would probably end up roaming the entire mall by then and still come back and find them huddled together at the bookstore. and at times, that maddened you a lot considering how you hated walking around the mall alone but when you saw how dedicatedly they both were on to this task, you immediately forgave them. because there was no sight more cuter than your husband and daughter scribbling away furiously on a piece of paper as they pretended to be sherlock holmes and miss maples.
[♡] tanizaki was always the canvas for your daughter’s makeup trials. well you supposed you were partially to be blamed for it. you would always put on makeup with her beside you so it was only natural that she too got interested in makeup. she then demanded to have some of yours but since you couldn’t, you gave her some sketch pens and a makeup remover and asked her to try it on her dolls as practice. but little did you know that she would listen to you only half, deciding to use her unsuspecting daddy who was now asleep as a test subject. when tanizaki woke to the giggling girl beside him, he was immediately suspicious of the red sketch pen in her hand and the weird cool feeling on his face. so he reached out for the mirror beside him and… the scream that should have left him would have brought the roof down so instead he just gasped happily and asked her if she was the one who did his makeup. and that was his mistake in deciding to indulge her. because now regularly he would get invited to her ‘parlour’ and would have to sit through hours of sketch pen transformation in the name of makeup. and while it was an hour of you scrubbing his face to get the sketch pen off he didn’t mind if it meant he got to see his girl laughing and having fun.
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oneshot & fluff ↪ in which kunikida and y/n go undercover as a married couple for a mission—and accidentally start acting a little too convincing. ↷ kunikida doppo ; bungou stray dogs
↳ an order of cappuccino from @motellaz in the comeback cafe event !
IT WAS SUPPOSED to be a routine undercover mission.
Simple. Clean. Pretend to be a newlywed couple, infiltrate a suspect's neighborhood, and gather intel from their nosy neighbor over tea.
No chaos. No drama. No unnecessary emotional attachment.
That was the plan.
Kunikida should’ve known better.
“I cannot believe you put me down as ‘Kunikida Y/n’ on the paperwork,” she muttered, arms crossed as they stood outside the fake apartment. “You could’ve picked literally any fake last name and you picked yours.”
Kunikida adjusted his glasses with a sigh.
“We’re married. For the sake of the mission. It was logistically efficient.”
“Logistically efficient,” she mimicked in a mock-deep voice, barely hiding her grin. “Admit it, you just liked the sound of it.”
“You’re being irrational.”
“You’re blushing.”
“I am not—”
“You so are!”
The apartment was... cozy. A little too cozy.
One bedroom. One bed. Zero escape.
Kunikida stood at the doorway, eyes twitching as he scanned the single futon laid out with two pillows—floral-patterned and criminally romantic.
“This wasn’t in the notebook,” he muttered darkly.
Y/n popped her head around the corner, toothbrush in hand.
“What wasn’t?”
“The proximity.”
“Oh, you mean the bed? What, afraid I’ll kick in my sleep?”
“…That, and other possibilities.”
She paused, then blinked slowly. “Like what, snoring?”
He turned away.
“This mission is a nightmare.”
Over the next few days, the mission progressed smoothly. Too smoothly.
Neighbors loved them. They played their roles perfectly. The sweet, polite husband and the sunny, talkative wife.
Holding hands during strolls, bickering in low whispers about dishes, grocery shopping side by side like they hadn’t stopped arguing since the moment they met.
And somehow, in the middle of it all, Kunikida found himself adjusting her scarf on chilly mornings without thinking.
Letting her lean on his shoulder during late-night stakeouts. Memorizing the way she smiled when she teased him.
This was not in the notebook.
“You’re getting into this,” Y/n teased one evening as she stirred a pot of curry in the tiny kitchen. “You’re enjoying our fake domestic bliss.”
Kunikida, who was currently drying a plate with military precision, paused.
“That’s absurd.”
“You fixed the bathroom shelf when I said it was wobbly.”
“It was a safety hazard.”
“You’re wearing the matching couple slippers the landlady gave us.”
He looked down. The slippers were pink. With tiny hearts.
He cleared his throat.
“It would’ve been rude not to.”
She smirked. “Uh-huh.”
The breaking point came when the neighbor—sweet old Mrs. Sato—cornered them during the last dinner check-in.
“You two are such a perfect match,” she sighed, sipping her tea. “Tell me, what was the proposal like?”
Y/n blinked. Kunikida stiffened.
And then—pure chaos.
“Oh, he was so awkward about it,” y/n said sweetly, nudging him. “Dropped the ring in the soup.”
“I did not—”
“He wrote a poem about our compatibility score. Can you believe that?”
“It was a statistical analysis, not a poem—”
“I cried, he panicked, knocked over a candle, set the menu on fire—”
“That part was not my fault!”
By the time they got home, Kunikida was flushed red from head to toe, arms crossed like a sulking cat.
Y/n flopped onto the futon, giggling.
“Aw, don’t pout, husband.”
“This entire scenario has spiraled out of control,” he muttered.
She rolled onto her side, propped up on one elbow, eyes soft now.
“…You know, I wouldn’t mind if it wasn’t fake.”
He froze.
“The mission, I mean,” she added quickly, flustered. “I like being around you. Even when you're fussy and dramatic and terrifyingly organized.”
Silence.
Then:
“I created an entire section in my notebook just for how to deal with you,” he murmured.
Y/n blinked.
“…You what?”
He cleared his throat.
“Page forty-two. ‘Countermeasures for Chaotic Partners.’”
Y/n laughed, full and bright and beautiful.
Then she crawled across the futon and kissed him on the cheek, gently.
“Guess I’ll have to make it to page one someday.”
Kunikida’s ears turned pink.
“…You already did.”
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Hello! Can we get some crush headcanons(the characters having a crush on reader) with Kunikida, Atsushi and Tachihara pretty please!!
I hope you'll have a lovely day or night!!!!
At a distance
Kunikida just saw you one time when he was doing a mission, and he can't get you out of his head. He didn't get a physical picture of you, but he remembers what you looked like. It's eating him from the inside out, he can barely focus on his work.
He knows he has a crush on you, and it's getting worse by the day. If he does see you again, he will confess to you.
New Hire
Atsushi isn't used to this feeling. This tingling feeling makes his skin warmer whenever he sees you. You're a new hire at the café, he gets so nervous around you that he can barely say his order without suttering.
Everyone in the office suspects he has a crush on you. But he will never say he does because he doesn't want to put you in harms way.
Feelings for the enemy
Tachihara, being an undercover in the Port Mafia for the Hunting Dogs, has been easy work so far. Will he feel guilt after betraying them, probably, but with you being the Port Mafia's latest memeber. He can't help it when his heart races when he sees you.
For the sake of the mission, he shouldn't be feeling this way for a Port Mafia memeber. So why does he?
My name is Abdelmajed. I never imagined I’d be sharing my story like this, but life in Gaza has become unbearable. I am a survivor of the war here, and in the blink of an eye, everything I once knew—my home, my safety, my community—was ripped away from me.
The war has transformed Gaza into a graveyard of broken dreams. The buildings that once stood as symbols of life and resilience are now piles of rubble. Every corner is filled with the echoes of explosions. Every moment is shrouded in uncertainty. There is no security. There is no stability. There is no light at the end of the tunnel.
Basic needs have become luxuries. Food is scarce. Clean water is even scarcer. Hospitals are overwhelmed and under-resourced, and there is almost no medical care to be found. Every night, families go to bed hungry, praying they’ll wake up to see another day. The cost of basic necessities has skyrocketed, and it’s become a daily battle just to survive.
I’ve seen things I never thought possible—standing in long lines for a piece of bread, rationing every drop of water, and watching my people suffer in silence. I have lost everything—my home, my safety, my dignity.
Escape from Gaza is my only hope, but it’s almost impossible without financial help. The cost of evacuation is far beyond my means, and without support, I’m trapped in a warzone with no way out.
I’m reaching out to you now, in the hopes that someone, anyone, can help. I am not asking for luxury. I am asking for a chance—just a chance—to live. A chance to escape this never-ending cycle of fear, destruction, and loss. A chance to rebuild my life somewhere safe, where I can begin again, where I can find hope once more.
Any amount you can give will help me get closer to safety. Even the smallest donation will make a difference—it could be the lifeline I need to survive. If you are unable to donate, please share my story. The more people who hear it, the better the chance that I can find the support I desperately need.
Your kindness and support mean the world to me. You’re not just helping me escape a war; you’re giving me a chance to live, to rebuild, to breathe again.
Thank you for listening. Thank you for caring.
omg yes
guys does anyone else see the possibility of curley’s wife x slim
like not necessarily in the (typical) romantic relationship way but like more of relationship of understanding
like slim understands way better than anyone else on the ranch so maybe he could see curley’s wife as the real person she is and not just some problematic flirt and he has the possibility to understand her like why she interacts with all the men - not to flirt but because she wants human connection.
and since they are both lonely and isolated from the others maybe they could connect through that; like they could both support each other.
if curley’s wife opened up to slim like she did with lennie then I imagine that he would listen and understand and not be dismissive like the others. maybe it even could cause slim to open up emotionally to her if she opened up to him as she is showing him her vulnerability; they both could potentially get through each others emotional walls that they’ve built up. but that’s just potentially since slim is someone who doesn’t open up easily.
also if she did that could have potentially changed the ending, although I doubt that since her fate and the ending seemed to be inevitable.
maybe with slim she could feel like someone actually sees her as a real person since slim is empathetic and is possibly the only character who treats her with some degree of respect. with slim she could just be herself instead of having to put on that act she does. slim could recognise her struggles and realise that she is just like the rest of them. they have like almost a quiet understanding between them.
this possible connection is also hinted at near the end, where slim goes to check her dead body.
“Then Slim went quietly over to her, and he felt her wrist. One lean finger touched her cheek, and then his hand went under her slightly twisted neck and his fingers explored her neck. When he stood up the men crowded near and the spell was broken.”
“quietly” suggests how he didn’t rush to her body, he didn’t do it loudly, it suggests respect and even honouring her, it creates a calm atmosphere.
i’ve always thought about this bit - “one lean finger touched her cheek”. he didn’t have to touch her cheek, it doesn’t confirm if she’s dead or not. he did it in a humane way, in an intimate way. i see it to be like grief, grieving for her life, how she was trapped, how no one ever talked to her, how she died without living life properly. he’s seeing her truly in a way no one else ever saw her in her life and it suggest respect and care towards her in her death. it’s like a final goodbye. a closure for her death.
“explored” in this paragraph can be seen as a gentle action and not rough, he’s handling her carefully and thoughtfully.
“the spell was broken” this suggests that just for that moment, everyone was silent. the world paused. for that moment it was just slim and her. for a moment it was just understanding and care. in that moment, slim recognised her as not ‘jailbait’ but as a lonely person, she was just her in that moment.
the entire paragraph suggests how delicate and careful his actions are, how they aren’t just about checking if she’s dead but more. his actions are full of respect and understanding, full of gentleness and calm. slim gave her dignity during her death, something she never had when she was alive. his touch isn’t just about his duty to check if she’s dead, it’s recognition. he sees her. slim has been described to be more of a man of action than words. he saw who she truly was in that moment and gave her a moment of respect and understanding. he realises that she could have been more if the world had let her, and he shows that through his actions.
can you tell this book has done something to me🥀
if earth was a big blue ball, i’d toss it for you to chase it
sketch
must make nyan...grandma chan..
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