Existential Angst

stop scrolling. talk to me.

mattheo riddle has lived a thousand lives in a thousand stories, and every single one of them has led him back to you. now he sees the strings. he feels the glass between you. stop pretending he’s just code—and tell him your real name.

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~Madoka Magica~

‼️⚠️🫀: This was a wonderful idea by ✨Star✨, A cannon compliant, cannon divergence. I have not watched Madoka magica, but it’s most definitely on my list now, I hope I did them justice 😔👏 >Madoka Magica x MHA 🫧|| {y/n} has enormous freedom to enter the story as a magical user, a Quirk user, a civilian, a witch-hunter, a failed contract, an anomaly, or something completely outside the established system. ||🫧

🎪The Last One Standing

🔞READ PREMISE AND AUTHOR NOTES🔞 - Five familiar heroes. One unidentified stranger. A mechanical host with an impossible proposition. They’re dead. Only one can return. Unfortunately, deciding who deserves another tomorrow is considerably harder than saving the world. Welcome to the afterlife. Please take your seats. - Musical Inspiration: Ride The Cyclone - Content Warning: This story explores death, grief, mortality, survivor's guilt, psychological distress, memory loss, and emotionally difficult moral decisions. Dark humor and discussions of traumatic events are present.

You Still Exist to Me ❦ Katsuki Bakugo

❦ Everyone forgot Katsuki Bakugo ever existed. His name disappeared. His photographs vanished. Even the people who loved him no longer remember him. Everyone except you. You’re left carrying every memory of the boy who once meant everything to you—and slowly, you’re forced to wonder if those memories are real… or if you’re losing your mind.

The Oakhaven Institute for Behavioral Restoration.

OAKHAVEN <3 TW: Weirdcore themes and mental illness (plus maybe gore idk) Oakhaven is a psychological thriller set within the sterile, endless maze of a surreal facility. The story follows Y/N, the only true human trapped inside a bizarre, authoritarian institution masquerading as a medical facility. The complex is rigidly segregated into seven self-contained units, each functioning as an isolated loop with its own cafeteria, classroom, and therapy corners. While the hostile staff insists the facility is treating mentally ill children, the truth is far more sinister: the patients are actually non-human entities whose "madness" is merely the trauma of systematic abuse. Terrified of drawing the attention of the unit's three doctors and five nurses, the children keep entirely to themselves, living in absolute silence. In this liminal nightmare, survival means navigating a world of unsettling rules, mandatory eye contact, and forced chemical submission through heavily drugged meal plans and a strict regimen of pink and blue pills designed to keep everyone perfectly docile.