Sociallyawkwardky-blog - Just A Little Trashcan

I had this idea since late august or so, and it took so long to finally get it done but!! Here it is, I hope you’ll enjoy, sorry it’s so damn long.

I kept thinking how what we mostly see is Iwaizumi doing things for Oikawa’s sake, being there for him, so I really wanted to show Oikawa doing the same. And knowing tiny Iwa’s infamous love for bugs, I wanted to do something about it and got…. a bit carried away, I swear I only planned Oikawa giving Iwa a beetle plushie or something…

Few details to clear it up about Oikawa’s lie..In my head, they are at the very beginning of their journey. They haven’t been friends for too long, and small Oikawa isn’t quite sure Iwaizumi considers him a friend on the first place. He didn’t want to get too overbearing or to look like he tried too hard (good job on THAT), like it was “no big of a deal”.

Just something to make it all better, I’ve read that yellow chrysanthemums symbolize friendship and trust in Japan, and that the growing of the flower can mean the bond deepening, so that’s where I was going with that. (and I hope I did not mess it up, since I was relying on the internet and some things I read were extremely contradictory but I included it anyway.)

if you want better resolution, click here for the first part, second part

*galaxies*

tempting as it is, i really need to sleep but maybe i can read one more chapter

me reading fanfics and books and mangas (via aikafuwaa)

— please be my coach until i retire!

for @vkktor

They’re so cute!!!!!!!! Who else ships it?!

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