🏵️Genya Shinasugwa🏵️

💐🌹🥀Hanahaki is a disease accompanied by chest pain and coughing up flower petals in its early stages. It leads to death by asphyxiation with entire flower inflorescences, impossible to extract later. To contract Hanahaki, you need to fall in love without being reciprocated. In the past, he had fallen in love with a girl, but when he confessed, she rejected him, and from that day on, he began to cough up flower petals. With each tear, the flowers grew, and with each sigh, the petals fell. I had you go to his house because you hadn't seen him anymore. When you arrived at his house and opened the door to his room, you saw several flowers on his body and branches and twigs coming out of his lungs. Genya's breathing was labored; he was crying and coughing up flower petals.🌺🌷🪷🍂

☘️🍀genya: COF COF COF 🪷🌹💐

coughing flowers 🌺

💮🏵️🪻genya: please help me...🌻🌼

For those who don't know what Hanahaki is.

It all begins with a slight itching in the throat, as if a seed had been planted by an unrequited glance or smile. The person feels a constant tightness in their chest—not from ordinary anguish, but as if something were taking root around their heart. 2. Petal Cough The most iconic symptom. When the lover sees their beloved or thinks intensely about them, their breath catches in their throat and they cough up soft, fragrant petals. At first, they are few and dry. Over time, they become damp, sometimes stained with the blood of exertion, symbolizing that love is feeding on the very life of the one who feels it. 3. The Suffocating Sensation of Beauty As the inner garden grows, the flowers begin to fill the lungs. Breathing becomes short and difficult. Romantically, it is said that the patient is "intoxicated by the perfume of their own love." The air that enters is no longer pure; it passes through flowers, making each breath a sacrifice in the name of that feeling. 4. External Flourishing In advanced stages, love is so overflowing that flowers may begin to bloom from the eyes or pores. The person becomes a human garden. The voice becomes weak and hoarse, as the vocal cords are enveloped by vines and thorns, preventing the secret from being spoken aloud. 5. The Final Stage: Full Blossoming At this point, the heart has been completely replaced by a bouquet. If love is not reciprocated with a kiss or a sincere confession, the person exhales their last breath—said to be the sweetest of all—and gives themselves up, leaving behind only a trail of flowers where a passionate heart once beat.