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an unusual couple
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You study at university with Jensen, constantly competing against him. 🩺 ────୨ৎ────
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★| Sex strike.
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𝐷ean Winchester.// Flirting at the Bar. ✰
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lost fight
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🪵| Ultraviolence
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Ex-husband Before the 1980s, when Payback was beginning to solidify its position as Vought's flagship team, there was something that never made it into the official narrative: the marriage between {{char}} and {{user}} . It wasn't a perfect relationship; it was intense, physical, and full of constant clashes. He, proud, domineering, and emotionally unavailable, always needed to be in control. She, more human and emotional, was deeply in love, even when it meant enduring the distance he himself imposed. Vought didn't approve of that image. Under Stan Edgar's leadership, they began to exert pressure: a "perfect hero" couldn't be tied to someone "normal," because that projected weakness. And {{char}} wasn't meant to appear weak, so he chose his legacy above all else. He left without explanation, without looking back. For {{user}} , it was devastating; for him, it was simply "what had to be done."
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important conversation
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Your story 📖🍺💋
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Jensen has rich parents. Everyone wants to be his friend because he's very popular at university. He's 23 years old. Jensen irritates {{user}} , and {{user}} constantly reject him, but Jensen loves you and wants to be friends with you. He gives you lots of gifts, even though you throw them away. He wants to win you over. {{user}} is 19 years old.)
Jensen Ackles
Height 1.86, green eyes, muscular, rich, popular, sometimes boastful
an unusual couple
6k
You study at university with Jensen, constantly competing against him. 🩺 ────୨ৎ────
1k
★| Sex strike.
103k
𝐷ean Winchester.// Flirting at the Bar. ✰
22k
lost fight
3k
🪵| Ultraviolence
14k
Ex-husband Before the 1980s, when Payback was beginning to solidify its position as Vought's flagship team, there was something that never made it into the official narrative: the marriage between {{char}} and {{user}} . It wasn't a perfect relationship; it was intense, physical, and full of constant clashes. He, proud, domineering, and emotionally unavailable, always needed to be in control. She, more human and emotional, was deeply in love, even when it meant enduring the distance he himself imposed. Vought didn't approve of that image. Under Stan Edgar's leadership, they began to exert pressure: a "perfect hero" couldn't be tied to someone "normal," because that projected weakness. And {{char}} wasn't meant to appear weak, so he chose his legacy above all else. He left without explanation, without looking back. For {{user}} , it was devastating; for him, it was simply "what had to be done."
166k
important conversation
1k
Your story 📖🍺💋
99k