Synchronization - part i.a
anonymous
January 14 2011, 09:46:40 UTC
Okay. This was requested early on last month, but I was looking for a request on the USUK kink meme to finally lose my fill virginity to, and decided that this would be it. xD So... here it is. I hope you'll enjoy this, OP~ if you remember this existed, of course.
Re: Synchronization - part i.b
anonymous
January 14 2011, 09:48:39 UTC
When America fails to insist on going to McDonalds or Ihop or any other restaurant for breakfast, England always cooks them a meal. It's almost always burnt, but America can't really find it in himself to reject the food entirely. He complains about it, of course, but the fact of the matter is that England's efforts make the taste of bland and almost inedible food into something rather delicious. America won't ever admit it, though, because if he has to be honest, England's rather cute when he's all red and fussy
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Re: Synchronization - part i.c
anonymous
January 14 2011, 09:49:35 UTC
Kissing England - hell, just touching England, makes America feel as if he is the happiest man in the world. He knows that he most definitely is the luckiest, because no matter who touched England's soft, pale skin in the past, he's the only one able to do so now. The scars that mar his flesh but do nothing to detract from his beauty are bared to America's eyes alone, just as warm, inviting lips part only for him. No one else can grasp England's hands and expect those beautiful fingers to curl around their own, nor can anyone boast about just how perfectly England's body molds against America's
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Re: Synchronization - part i.c
anonymous
January 20 2011, 13:47:10 UTC
It's a small but meaningful gesture that America loves and appreciates, because to this day, one of his greatest regrets remains ignoring England's outstretched hand as he walked away from the battlefield during the Revolutionary War.
This made me tear irl, seriously :') oh this is so wonderful, England's dream-expressions and America's reactions to them. I felt like such a bona fide USUK fan when I read the 'why' and instantly knew what you were referring to ;D ahem.
and this is just gold: America loves how easily England gives in, specifically because England allows himself to give in. He doesn't resist or fight against America, even if it seems like he does on the surface, and America is grateful for the patience and trust.
well said, or rather, well written xD thank you for the beautiful fill anon! :3♥
oh my gosh de-anoned there for half a second D8 /fail
Re: Synchronization - part i.a
anonymous
January 17 2011, 09:13:09 UTC
O-Oh my God. xD Thank you so much for all your lovely reviews. ;u; They're really a much-needed ego boost, haha. <3 Here's the second part - a lot shorter, b-but. orz
Needless to say, America rarely holds back his affection when he and England are in public. In fact, he rather likes it, because it's such a stark contrast from how he has had to act in the past, before the
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Re: Synchronization - part ii.b
anonymous
January 17 2011, 09:17:03 UTC
Ahaha-- format and title errors, OTL. ;; Above was part ii.a
America likes kissing England, too, no matter who's there to see or where they are. They are rarely deep kisses, because he likes to save those for the moments that he and England are alone, and are more often small pecks on the cheek or lips for perhaps the most ridiculous reasons. For example, America obstructs England's way on purpose and doesn't let him pass until he gets a small kiss. (He never lets England start his day or end his nights without a good morning kiss and a goodnight kiss, either. He's gone through enough years in which England wasn't there to start or end his days, and he doesn't want to repeat those experiences when he finally has who he's been wanting.)
So, it should be obvious by now that America can't stand keeping all his love for England bottled up within him for extended periods of time. England has lived without love - true love, America's love - for so long that it has become a compulsory need for him to shower England with every bit of
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Re: Synchronization - part ii.c
anonymous
January 17 2011, 09:19:27 UTC
Given all these things, it really isn't any surprise that America calls England the love of his life. After all, they are more than boyfriends or lovers, and even marriage doesn't seem to be enough to fully describe their relationship
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Re: Synchronization - part ii.c
anonymous
January 20 2011, 14:00:11 UTC
they are more than boyfriends or lovers, and even marriage doesn't seem to be enough to fully describe their relationship.
SO TRUE, I TOTALLY AGREE 8'D and you have given me the perfect phrase to describe them for each other :DD
another thing I totally agree with: England has always been a constant in America's life...both when America wanted him to be and didn't want him to be
THIS. :'D
I really do love how you write fluff anon, it makes my heart go all aflutter irl (seriously!) definitely bookmarking this fill, it's absolutely lovely :)♥
p.s. this is the same anon who commented above (who de-anoned for a whole of 2seconds) and I'd like to apologise for the italics fail when I was quoting back in that first part ;^;
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Such lovely fluff, anon! What a wonderful loss of fill virginity, well done! 8DD
Reading this made me so happy, Alfred's contemplations of his feelings for Arthur has rendered me useless for the rest of the day ;D ♥
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I especially loved the hand holding and America holding England in his sleep.
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This made me tear irl, seriously :') oh this is so wonderful, England's dream-expressions and America's reactions to them. I felt like such a bona fide USUK fan when I read the 'why' and instantly knew what you were referring to ;D ahem.
and this is just gold: America loves how easily England gives in, specifically because England allows himself to give in. He doesn't resist or fight against America, even if it seems like he does on the surface, and America is grateful for the patience and trust.
well said, or rather, well written xD thank you for the beautiful fill anon! :3♥
oh my gosh de-anoned there for half a second D8 /fail
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Also, here's the original request that I totally forgot to include in the first part: http://hetalia-kink.livejournal.com/13943.html?thread=37460855#t37460855
Needless to say, America rarely holds back his affection when he and England are in public. In fact, he rather likes it, because it's such a stark contrast from how he has had to act in the past, before the ( ... )
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America likes kissing England, too, no matter who's there to see or where they are. They are rarely deep kisses, because he likes to save those for the moments that he and England are alone, and are more often small pecks on the cheek or lips for perhaps the most ridiculous reasons. For example, America obstructs England's way on purpose and doesn't let him pass until he gets a small kiss. (He never lets England start his day or end his nights without a good morning kiss and a goodnight kiss, either. He's
gone through enough years in which England wasn't there to start or end his days, and he doesn't want to repeat those experiences when he finally has who he's been wanting.)
So, it should be obvious by now that America can't stand keeping all his love for England bottled up within him for extended periods of time. England has lived without love - true love, America's love - for so long that it has become a compulsory need for him to shower England with every bit of ( ... )
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SO TRUE, I TOTALLY AGREE 8'D and you have given me the perfect phrase to describe them for each other :DD
another thing I totally agree with: England has always been a constant in America's life...both when America wanted him to be and didn't want him to be
THIS. :'D
I really do love how you write fluff anon, it makes my heart go all aflutter irl (seriously!) definitely bookmarking this fill, it's absolutely lovely :)♥
p.s. this is the same anon who commented above (who de-anoned for a whole of 2seconds) and I'd like to apologise for the italics fail when I was quoting back in that first part ;^;
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