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My response to the YGO 100 Art Themes: 13. Shonen-Ai.

Mostly I just wanted to draw some Ryo/Fubuki, I need to draw my OTP more.

And a drabble -

“So you’re saying you hate all forms of romantic interaction?” Fubuki asked, watching the back of Ryo’s head with amusement.
“I wouldn’t say hate exactly…” Ryo commented, not turning to face him, “It just seems so pointless and mostly fake. Valentines, sweethearts, hidden feelings, whatever you prefer to call it; it all adds up to the same commercialised message delivered by the media. Its just so hollow.”
Fubuki shook his head, still smiling in a way that suggested he predicted that would be the response. But Ryo wasn’t watching to see that.
“There is one thing I agree with you about though,” he said, sounding thoughtful.
“Oh?” Ryo replied. It was unusual for Fubuki to agree with anything he said on the matter of romance and he was interested to hear what it was he agreed with.
“The hidden feelings bit. They really are pointless,” Fubuki finished.
“What makes you say that?” Ryo asked. He hadn’t expected that to draw attention.
Walking over to Ryo Fubuki said softly, “If you have feelings for someone what’s the point in hiding them? If you go for the rest of your life without saying anything you’ll be miserable and they’ll be clueless. At least if you do something about it you’ll be able to move on if they reject you.” Upon finishing his statement he put his arms gently around Ryo’s frame.
Ryo had probably set himself up for that one and he knew it. Though somehow he decided not to push Fubuki away for the moment. He allowed it.

Description
My response to the YGO 100 Art Themes: 13. Shonen-Ai.

Mostly I just wanted to draw some Ryo/Fubuki, I need to draw my OTP more.

And a drabble -

“So you’re saying you hate all forms of romantic interaction?” Fubuki asked, watching the back of Ryo’s head with amusement.
“I wouldn’t say hate exactly…” Ryo commented, not turning to face him, “It just seems so pointless and mostly fake. Valentines, sweethearts, hidden feelings, whatever you prefer to call it; it all adds up to the same commercialised message delivered by the media. Its just so hollow.”
Fubuki shook his head, still smiling in a way that suggested he predicted that would be the response. But Ryo wasn’t watching to see that.
“There is one thing I agree with you about though,” he said, sounding thoughtful.
“Oh?” Ryo replied. It was unusual for Fubuki to agree with anything he said on the matter of romance and he was interested to hear what it was he agreed with.
“The hidden feelings bit. They really are pointless,” Fubuki finished.
“What makes you say that?” Ryo asked. He hadn’t expected that to draw attention.
Walking over to Ryo Fubuki said softly, “If you have feelings for someone what’s the point in hiding them? If you go for the rest of your life without saying anything you’ll be miserable and they’ll be clueless. At least if you do something about it you’ll be able to move on if they reject you.” Upon finishing his statement he put his arms gently around Ryo’s frame.
Ryo had probably set himself up for that one and he knew it. Though somehow he decided not to push Fubuki away for the moment. He allowed it.