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>>46315370
The predatory stare that's literally radiating out of her.
The unrestrained force she's applying to the window.
The only thing she's wearing is her tabard, hat, and sleeves to maintain a shred of modesty.
Her unkempt hair shows she probably hasn't bathed in the few days she's been hunting you.
"Eye have you" written in the fog from her heavy breathing says she's not only barely capable of speech, but it's also a profound declaration that you're already hers no matter what you try to escape.
And last but not least, the overproduction of saliva marks her as a rapacious beast slavering for the 'meal' before her.

Don't be such a baby, they're only love bites and scratches. Pain is temporary.

>>16642567
I'm sorry to hear that. There's no substitute for time, unfortunately.

>>16642656
I lost my father seven months ago. A couple of weeks ago my mother fell and shattered her knee, due to a concussion she had gotten about a week before (fractured her wrist in a car accident, thankfully that was all.)

I'm not sure how much more I can take, honestly. Well, this sort of thing is why waifus exist, I'd imagine.

>>16471182
I've got quite a few Rans that are probably more to your liking that I can drop in the thread

>>16445380

I think I can actually kind of relate. It only happened once, maybe 10 years ago, but I woke up feeling really warm and fuzzy. Like someone was loving me, protecting me.

My Ran-chama is waiting for me in bed, and I shall join her!

>>13535590
Ran in a soft bed!