We Need Some Love For SwissAus. Those Poor Homos Don't Get Nearly Enough Attention And Your Style Is

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I only JUST discovered your account and suddenly remembered binge reading your fic some time ago, it was really good!

I usually avoid fics with over 100k words but with Edelweiss can you really be picky, there's barely anything out there for them ;v;

Ahh thank you! I’m so glad Edelweiss tempted you into braving the word count—especially since I know 100k+ can be a commitment!

The scarcity of SwissAus content definitely pushed me to write a lot (someone had to do God’s work, right?). I’m really touched that it stuck with you! 🖤

Okay this got me curious-

*If you're a multishipper, think of the one you love the most/the first that came to your mind.

When you are an introvert and the gods curse you with an extroverted child

Zweisamkeit Summary: Basch Zwingli’s life runs like clockwork—work at the bank, take care of his daughter. But when his past unexpectedly collides with his present, the arrival of an attractive Austrian throws everything into disarray. Maybe, just maybe, it just might offer him the chance to let go again. Content: Austria/Switzerland ⋆ Human AU, Austria & Switzerland are single parents, Fluff and Humor, Slow Burn, Idiots in Love, Grief/Mourning, Bonding over trauma, It Gets Worse Before It Gets Better Characters: Liechtenstein, Kugelmugel, Germany, North Italy, Nyo!South Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Male Hungary, lots of background characters Additional Tags: Established Germany/North Italy, Established Spain/Nyo!South Italy, lots of background pairings Status: Complete AO3 LINK

Just...gerita in general😩

My good man, you were extremely lucky, because I was drawing them just as you sent your request. You get the angsty fanart!

Good Luck, Roderich !

kiku vs unpredictable korean spirit

Idea credit: @nordic-italian-german

lalalala i love my little corner of the internet i love yapping abt gay countries and being teeheee when seeing stuff of them its really powerful empowering even a feminist revolutionary act dare i say