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the right kind of monster by ohmytheon for corallison
Fandoms: 呪術廻戦 | Jujutsu Kaisen (Manga), 呪術廻戦 | Jujutsu Kaisen (Anime)
12 Aug 2024
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When Maki struggles to deal with jealousy for the first time, Yuta puts any insecurities over their relationship to rest.
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Gojo Satoru is completely unfamiliar with how regular teenagers live. When he finds out about seven minutes in heaven, he just has to try it out - and who better to try it with than his best friend, Geto Suguru?
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15 Jun 2026
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Suguru sighs and presses his thumb to his forehead like he’s trying to stave off a tension headache. “Satoru. You are not gay. You do not need to watch gay porn.”
“I’m not, like, homophobic, though,” Satoru says, offended. “I can watch. It’s not gonna be weird.”
Suguru gives him a long look. “It’s absolutely gonna be weird.”
Satoru just raises an eyebrow. They stare at each other, unmoving, unblinking.
“Fine. Take your dick out. I don’t fucking care,” says Suguru. He hits play.
Satoru’s a really good ally. Such a good ally, in fact, that he’s going to learn to suck dick just to support his best friend Suguru. Which is, like, peak ally behavior and totally not gay at all.
Totally not gay at all. Right?
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“Are you going to kiss me, or what?” he said, his voice coming out quieter than he intended.
“I don’t want you to get the wrong idea,” Suguru said. “I’m not just looking to fuck you, Satoru. I truly think you’re a gem. I want to care for you in ways that no one ever has before.”
God, Satoru didn’t care about any of that. All he could think was that if he didn’t get Suguru’s lips on him right at that second, he might just die.
“Please,” Satoru said, “just fucking kiss me.”
Satoru is a server at an average restaurant. He enjoys his job and doesn’t take it very seriously.
Suguru is one of Satoru’s regulars. He comes to the restaurant weekly, just to have Satoru serve him.
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It was supposed to be a simple tattoo appointment.
Astrophysicist and full-time single-dad menace Satoru Gojo has spent years raising Megumi with equal parts love, money, and deeply unnecessary spreadsheets. So when Megumi announces he wants a tattoo for his eighteenth birthday, Satoru does what any reasonable parent would do: researches every shop in Tokyo, prepares an aftercare kit like he’s heading into surgery, and fully plans to interrogate the artist.
What he does not plan for is Suguru Geto.
Suguru is calm, precise, devastatingly attractive, and entirely unimpressed by Satoru’s orbit-level panic. Worse, he’s very, very good with his hands.
Then Megumi reveals the truth behind the tattoo design, and suddenly Satoru’s world feels a little smaller, a little steadier, and a lot more dangerous.
oooooorrrrr
Megumi gets a constellation tattoo, Satoru gets emotionally wrecked, and then physically wrecked by Suguru.