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hello i’m working on some things but i’m indecisive of what to post first. so here are my offerings, feel free to vote 🙌

all of those posts are nsfw content to some degree.

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tw : satosugu (yes, this needs a warning itself), dom/sub dynamics, edging and overstimulation, mean!dom suguru, soft!dom satoru, sex and mentions of genitalia, fem!reader

suguru and satoru have both very different beliefs, that much is clear since the days of their puberty were over and now in adulthood nothing much had changed — they still bicker about their differences in opinions.

said opinions even divide when it comes to sex, because suguru, is a firm believer that patience brings virtue. that an orgasm feels so much more satisfying when you wait for it, when you’re nearly breaking down because he’s pulling his cock out of your clenching hole for the nth time, waiting until your insides stop spamsing, until you stop bucking your hips up to chase after his fat cock and then he does the little show all over again, you’re too blissed out to even question how much self control this man had, to pull out each time and don’t dump his load into you — and then when he finally gives it to you, it’s heavy, it makes your whole body clench, toes curling until you can feel a cramp in your foot. the coil in your tummy bursts like fireworks.

satoru is the complete opposite, as expected.

he believes that there is no better reward than overstimulating you, because why should he deny himself the satisfaction of feeling your walls grip his cock, whenever you come? that feeling is way too addictive for him to pass on and frankly he believes, in consistency being the key to great sex— he won’t be mean and deny your orgasm like suguru, won’t give you faux hope just to destroy it with a single motion.

no instead, he’s fucking into you until you’re babbling and lolling your head against the pillows. it’s raw, it’s carnal, how your body is glistening with sweat, how your skin feels a tad warmer to the touch. how you’re panting and every thrust makes your cunt squelch disgustingly wet — he loves it, loves watching the way your fluttering walls squeeze another hefty amount of cum out that he’s just pumped into you, only for him to push it back with his cock. it feels slippery, it feels gooey and so so warm.

he would never understand how suguru could deny himself something so heavenly for so long.

[kuroov]

foaming at the mouth and thinking about naoya slapping his cock against your cheek, pulling back whenever you try to lean forward and put it into your mouth for the nth time, one hand pressing against your forehead to keep you still cause that bastard loves nothing more than to watch a dumb bitch chase after his cock like a treat.

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tw : dark content (mdni), yandere, hinted cannibalism, fem!reader, true!form sukuna, mention of rough sex and genitalia, scratching and blood.

yandere!sukuna who fucks you, hard and deep strokes that knock your head into the headboard, body sliding along the sheets until his hands wander from your thighs to your hips, pinning you down. so he could take, and take and take until your body had nothing to give.

his cock is hitting spots that make starlights burst at the edges of your vision, gummy walls grappling him and he just bullies his cock deeper with a grunt, watching the way your walls pucker and try to cling to him as he pulls back ever so slightly from your slit, he hums with his eyes fluttering close. his hands are still holding your hips down on the bed, claws digging into the warm flesh until he draws blood — and it’s like swimming with sharks, he’s instantly drawn to the smell of it. it makes his nostrils flare, mouth salivating at the corners; his cock throbs, weeping head smearing his cum at the outside of your puffy folds.

his breath hitches in his throat. his eyes roll into his head with another guttural sound from his throat, it’s animalistic, it’s raw, it’s him. and then sukuna was reminded, that you’re nothing but a weak human compared to him as you cry out when his fingers subconsciously digged deeper.

you‘re a human who bleeds, for him — it’s a thought that thrills the curse, yet it leaves him with a nagging feeling in the pit of his stomach. if you bleed so easily for him, he wonders who else could make you bleed for? you’re a mortal. you’re practically like a lamb to slaughter outside in the world, it doesn’t matter how much you lick your wounds, predators will always smell the blood on you and want to make you bleed more.

it’s a thought that circles in his head for a while, his eyes, all four of them fixed on your form. the thought grows, until it consumes the pit in his stomach, until it consumes you

[kuroov]

nobody really talks about light novel gojo and nanami and it’s a shame 😔

[kuroov]

I’m going to remove my blog theme for a while cause I realized I was focused more on making it look pretty than actually writing.

Anyways here is the most important information

You can call me Sasha. I’m 20 and use any pronouns. I just write what fits my vibes at the moment — this can go from analysis and theories to fluff and angst to regular smut and dark content. I don’t have a schedule either.

reblogs on @kuroovrb

[kuroov]

the only canon i accept is the canon i made up in my mind

[kuroov]

The purple pendant at the end of Gojo’s mala necklace (a mediation necklace in Buddhism) is called a tassel and depending on its color they have a different meaning and purpose.

In this case purple means the following. The color purple symbolizes knowledge, intuition, insight, higher wisdom, power, nobility, luxury, and ambition. The purple color activates the 6th chakra: Ajna.

Ajna is the chakra right between the eyebrows also known as the third eye. It’s the chakra of intuition, self-realization, inspiration and imagination. The energy of this chakra allows to see and understand the inner and outer worlds.

it all somewhat conntects to the point gojo has not been enlightened and also “understanding the inner and outer worlds” and the “self realization” part is a huge hint towards the question of are you the strongest because you’re Satoru gojo or are you Satoru gojo because you’re the strongest

⸻ THE PATH OF SATORU GOJO AND HIS TRUE ENLIGHTENMENT (part 2)

or in other words, me being a delusional gojo dick rider

this post contains: jujutsu kaisen spoilers, theories, religious (Buddhism) talks. My maybe incoherent rambling? No seriously this might be very incoherent and messily put together, so I’m sorry in advance 😭

Read the previous part for more context

As I have said before in my previous Post, Yuki researched theoretically only, but Yuji as we have seen is able to physically reach the Soul. He’s also a Parallel to Mahito (that I’m going to briefly talk about aswell)

Remember Yuki did Soul Research? It’s no coincidence she said this, she knew there is a way to get to Geto’s soul and “bring him back”. Now keep in mind again Yuta and Gojo, are not Kenjaku/Geto and Yuki — again Yuta would not try to resist if it came to scenario of Gojo taking over. Also we have seen that this scenario is possible, both in Toji and that random guy and Sukuna and Yuji.

Granny even said she summoned the soul information to avoid this exact scenario happening, yet Toji’s body still took over. Because Toji is a special case, but so is Gojo if we think about it.

Again Kenjaku being visibly surprised over something he recalled from his late twenties for some random reason, late twenties go from 27-29 apparently and who was 27? Suguru Geto, the current body he possessed.

Now Mahito and Yuji, I have mentioned that they are parallels. Mahito is able to reshape the soul to transfigure the body and kill the Person. We do know Yuji can reach the Soul without damaging the body. It was stated Yuji is apparently able to separate the soul from the body and again this is the Protagonist, Gege has killed off everyone for his development, so what better development than to let Yuji unlock his full potential and that’s his Domain expansion (because it was stated he might be able to do that)

Also Kashimo’s Death was significant for Gojo’s return. (And his enlightenment)

Kashimo Hajime (鹿紫雲 一) means "purple deer.” “鹿” means deer, “ 紫雲” means purple cloud.

In Buddhism, deer symbolize the Buddha's most essential teachings and the act of receiving them. The Deer Symbol, also known as “Twin Deer Dharma Wheel”, is present in the main hall entrance of a Tibetan Buddhist monastery, In its center, there is a “golden Dharma wheel,” with a golden deer kneeling on each side. Both the Dharma wheel and the deer are positioned on a lotus pedestal, aligned in a straight line.

In the Buddhist's Deer Park, a deer offers his life to the King so that said King would spare the life of the doe. So what if I tell you the deer is representing Kashimo and the King is obviously Sukuna.

Raigō (来迎, "welcoming approach") in Japanese Buddhism is the appearance of the Amida Buddha on a "purple" cloud (紫雲) at the time of one's death. Kashimo goes by the title of "the Thunder God." The Amida would either arrive with two bodhisavatta or with a large retinue that includes musicians playing celestial music. The deceased would then ascend to the pure land, a celestial realm of the Buddha and where many Buddhists aspire to be reborn.

When Buddha was born, he took seven steps North.

“If you‘d like to be someone new, go north. If you‘d like to return to who you once were go south.” — Nanami said he choose to go south back then. Nanami also died without regrets; so he had no reason to choose the other option, given that he most likely didn’t want to be someone new. But this isn’t the case for Gojo, because he had things he regrets. Things he would have done differently, if given the chance. Not telling Megumi about Toji or what happened to Geto for example are things he regrets. Gojo is still holding onto his attachments, his desires and his identity and that’s exactly why he isn’t enlightened. (Again most is just my personal interpretation) but the white coloring in the glass especially looks similar to flames. Flames can symbolize various things, going from destruction and pain to purification and illumination; knowledge, widsom and power — all things that can be associated with Gojo and his enlightenment that’s yet to come.

“Curses can bring people back to life the same way sorcery can.” — Why would Gege choose to mention this? Especially emphasis on the fact Nanami said bring back to life. Why would he bother writing this part, if Gojo was good as dead? Exactly. There has to be reason, given that Gege never does things unintentionally (he has been foreshadowing quite a few things in the manga since a long time, which makes this part even more important)

Also what makes this even more significant in my eyes, is the sitting arrangement. This might be reaching but; Nanami and Haibara, two characters who are dead, like their body had no chance to be healed (Nanamis was completely destroyed, and Haibaras wasn’t even found completely) are both sitting together, whilst Gojo is sitting with his back to them besides Geto — who yes is dead, but his body is still functional thanks to Kenjaku. Gojo‘s body has been cut in half, but it’s not missing AND his head is still on (why wouldn’t Sukuna cut his head off, if Gojo himself said in inventory arc, that decapitating him is pretty much necessarily for him to stay dead? And I’m pretty sure Sukuna would know this aswell. Man is 1000 years old and look at what he did to Mimiko, Nanako and Haruka for example. He damaged their heads.) Furthermore Gojo’s body has not been chopped into multiple pieces, which would have been beyond saving then. But that’s not the case here, his body has just been cut in half, not mutilated.

Now Gojo’s body is healed the same way as Geto’s and is possessed just like Geto was. Also (I think) Gojo stated that he felt left behind ever since Geto’s departure and let’s be a little silly — Gojo and Geto are canonically supposed to be complimentary to each other or something like that, remember what I said about Yuki and the whole soul thing? Exactly, if Gojo’s soul overwrites the body he achieved something that Geto failed to do and answers the all time question — because if he takes control it would mean he’s the strongest because he’s Satoru Gojo (his soul wins over) but if he doesn’t it means he’s Satoru Gojo because he’s the strongest (his body wins). At least it’s from my perspective, if that makes sense and it also correlates with what have seen before with Toji and that random Guy or Geto trying to take over Kenjaku.

Now here — Lotus Flowers are a symbol of resilience, strength, purity and rebirth. It’s interesting to see how both the flames and Lotus flowers symbolize something that represents Gojo in a way — strength, resilience, destruction and pain. Power and Illumination; all things that could be as I said before, associated with Gojo and the beliefs in Buddhism.

With each stride of the Buddha, a lotus flower bloomed beneath their feet. Lotus flowers rise from the mud without stains. They are pure and symbolic of strength, resilience, and rebirth.

“You can admire a blooming flower, but you can’t ask it to understand you.” — A blooming flower, that stands for growth and life (emphasis on the blooming, because a blooming flower is not wilted or just a random state but it’s blooming). In Buddhism it’s said that the different stages of lotus flowers have different meanings (closed bud beginning of the journey, blooming flower the end of the journey) that being said — we all are seeing that one closed flower, right? Why would Gege specifically put one closed flower between all those blooming ones?

Given that that lotus flowers represent rebirth and the symbolism in Buddhism being; the beginning of the journey. I believe that that Gege intentionally put it this way among the blooming flowers, that symbolize — the end of the journey.

That being said — What journey ends, and what journey begins? Perhaps the journey of the strongest ends, but Satoru Gojo’s journey begins?

That being said let’s talk about Miwa.

Miwa, who disappeared for roughly more than 30 chapters, we had not much updates to her whereabouts and what she was doing until chapter 244 and we still don’t much, besides that she made a binding vow.

Not just any binding vow, but a binding vow that sacrifices her powers — why would this be brought up so suddenly in the manga? Especially given the fact that it’s a binding vow, that costs someone their powers has not been mentioned until that point and I don’t see why Gege would bring this up randomly without a Reason, especially with Miwa, a side character that doesn’t have much spotlight anyways. Could this hint towards something? Maybe regarding something with Gojo and his powers?

Think about what Nanami said Remember what Nanami had said? — “If you’d like to be someone new, go north.”

For Gojo his whole life revolved around being the strongest, the first one in 100 years to be born with six eyes and limitless. He was the golden child because of his powers. Even now his body is being used as a weapon to defeat Sukuna

But take away one of those two things and Gojo is no longer the strongest, but just Satoru Gojo and simultaneously someone new.

But why did Gege decide to kill off Gojo so suddenly? I’m sure we all read the chapters, people were making jokes about fraudkuna and all that. Honestly it looked good for Gojo and then Gege goes on break for a week and suddenly the balance shifted? In addition he didn’t even seemed to acknowledge it, and just said how he “forgot to draw a chapter” (so either Gege is just making a full mockery out of Gojo fans or he’s purposefully hinting onto something). Personally from a writers perspective, I believe it’s a mixture of both — Yes Gege is definitely making fun of the readers, but I don’t think it’s without a reason.

Now Gojo is back, well not really but he’s physically back.

Which brings me to the conclusion of my (messy) theory — all of them somewhat correlate to Suguru’s question at the beginning, perhaps we will finally get the answer to it. Who knows?

Conclusion number one; Yuji is going to be the one to bring Gojo’s soul back. Why? Because for one Yuji is the Mc, it makes sense for him to finally get his time to shine. Secondly Yuji’s grandpa has said that he should save people, even if it’s just one person and now.. let’s hypothetically say, why shouldn’t this Person be Gojo? Yuji also is one of the rare people who see Gojo as a human being and not just as the strongest.

Conclusion number two; Gojo’s soul takes over his body again, because of a possible binding vow that sacrifices his eye or his six eye. Similar to Sukuna’s and Yuji’s binding vow

Conclusion number three; Gojo’s soul takes over his body, because he’s Satoru Gojo. His strength doesn’t define him anymore, he let’s go off this attachment to it and understands true enlightenment (perhaps even loses his six eye aswell)

That’s just my thoughts/perspective. So am I cooking or just being delusional? I guess we find out soon!

[kuroov]

i need more people who write choso as caring and attentive not as edgy

just look at him, that man is a loser!! (endearingly)

people write more loser bf! choso please 🙌 (i love him)

[kuroov]

rockstar!geto but he’s part of the 27 club

[kuroov]

I saw this and it made me think

What gege means by “It’s impossible to kill Gojo.“ — cause it can be taken two ways, if not more

1. Gojo’s body/technique is strong, so he’s impossible to kill

2. Gojo’s soul/willpower is strong, that he can’t be possessed because his soul would overwrite Kenjaku‘s technique

plus what kenjaku had said

if the body is the soul and the soul the body, doesn’t that technically mean gojo is still in there?

because if that’s the case, and we consider that yuta has a time limit of 5 minutes or 8 minutes (cause of what i said before since 8 is an important/lucky number) what would happen in that time frame? Gojo taking over perhaps?

⸻ THE PATH OF SATORU GOJO AND HIS TRUE ENLIGHTENMENT (part 2)

or in other words, me being a delusional gojo dick rider

this post contains: jujutsu kaisen spoilers, theories, religious (Buddhism) talks. My maybe incoherent rambling? No seriously this might be very incoherent and messily put together, so I’m sorry in advance 😭

Read the previous part for more context

As I have said before in my previous Post, Yuki researched theoretically only, but Yuji as we have seen is able to physically reach the Soul. He’s also a Parallel to Mahito (that I’m going to briefly talk about aswell)

Remember Yuki did Soul Research? It’s no coincidence she said this, she knew there is a way to get to Geto’s soul and “bring him back”. Now keep in mind again Yuta and Gojo, are not Kenjaku/Geto and Yuki — again Yuta would not try to resist if it came to scenario of Gojo taking over. Also we have seen that this scenario is possible, both in Toji and that random guy and Sukuna and Yuji.

Granny even said she summoned the soul information to avoid this exact scenario happening, yet Toji’s body still took over. Because Toji is a special case, but so is Gojo if we think about it.

Again Kenjaku being visibly surprised over something he recalled from his late twenties for some random reason, late twenties go from 27-29 apparently and who was 27? Suguru Geto, the current body he possessed.

Now Mahito and Yuji, I have mentioned that they are parallels. Mahito is able to reshape the soul to transfigure the body and kill the Person. We do know Yuji can reach the Soul without damaging the body. It was stated Yuji is apparently able to separate the soul from the body and again this is the Protagonist, Gege has killed off everyone for his development, so what better development than to let Yuji unlock his full potential and that’s his Domain expansion (because it was stated he might be able to do that)

Also Kashimo’s Death was significant for Gojo’s return. (And his enlightenment)

Kashimo Hajime (鹿紫雲 一) means "purple deer.” “鹿” means deer, “ 紫雲” means purple cloud.

In Buddhism, deer symbolize the Buddha's most essential teachings and the act of receiving them. The Deer Symbol, also known as “Twin Deer Dharma Wheel”, is present in the main hall entrance of a Tibetan Buddhist monastery, In its center, there is a “golden Dharma wheel,” with a golden deer kneeling on each side. Both the Dharma wheel and the deer are positioned on a lotus pedestal, aligned in a straight line.

In the Buddhist's Deer Park, a deer offers his life to the King so that said King would spare the life of the doe. So what if I tell you the deer is representing Kashimo and the King is obviously Sukuna.

Raigō (来迎, "welcoming approach") in Japanese Buddhism is the appearance of the Amida Buddha on a "purple" cloud (紫雲) at the time of one's death. Kashimo goes by the title of "the Thunder God." The Amida would either arrive with two bodhisavatta or with a large retinue that includes musicians playing celestial music. The deceased would then ascend to the pure land, a celestial realm of the Buddha and where many Buddhists aspire to be reborn.

When Buddha was born, he took seven steps North.

“If you‘d like to be someone new, go north. If you‘d like to return to who you once were go south.” — Nanami said he choose to go south back then. Nanami also died without regrets; so he had no reason to choose the other option, given that he most likely didn’t want to be someone new. But this isn’t the case for Gojo, because he had things he regrets. Things he would have done differently, if given the chance. Not telling Megumi about Toji or what happened to Geto for example are things he regrets. Gojo is still holding onto his attachments, his desires and his identity and that’s exactly why he isn’t enlightened. (Again most is just my personal interpretation) but the white coloring in the glass especially looks similar to flames. Flames can symbolize various things, going from destruction and pain to purification and illumination; knowledge, widsom and power — all things that can be associated with Gojo and his enlightenment that’s yet to come.

“Curses can bring people back to life the same way sorcery can.” — Why would Gege choose to mention this? Especially emphasis on the fact Nanami said bring back to life. Why would he bother writing this part, if Gojo was good as dead? Exactly. There has to be reason, given that Gege never does things unintentionally (he has been foreshadowing quite a few things in the manga since a long time, which makes this part even more important)

Also what makes this even more significant in my eyes, is the sitting arrangement. This might be reaching but; Nanami and Haibara, two characters who are dead, like their body had no chance to be healed (Nanamis was completely destroyed, and Haibaras wasn’t even found completely) are both sitting together, whilst Gojo is sitting with his back to them besides Geto — who yes is dead, but his body is still functional thanks to Kenjaku. Gojo‘s body has been cut in half, but it’s not missing AND his head is still on (why wouldn’t Sukuna cut his head off, if Gojo himself said in inventory arc, that decapitating him is pretty much necessarily for him to stay dead? And I’m pretty sure Sukuna would know this aswell. Man is 1000 years old and look at what he did to Mimiko, Nanako and Haruka for example. He damaged their heads.) Furthermore Gojo’s body has not been chopped into multiple pieces, which would have been beyond saving then. But that’s not the case here, his body has just been cut in half, not mutilated.

Now Gojo’s body is healed the same way as Geto’s and is possessed just like Geto was. Also (I think) Gojo stated that he felt left behind ever since Geto’s departure and let’s be a little silly — Gojo and Geto are canonically supposed to be complimentary to each other or something like that, remember what I said about Yuki and the whole soul thing? Exactly, if Gojo’s soul overwrites the body he achieved something that Geto failed to do and answers the all time question — because if he takes control it would mean he’s the strongest because he’s Satoru Gojo (his soul wins over) but if he doesn’t it means he’s Satoru Gojo because he’s the strongest (his body wins). At least it’s from my perspective, if that makes sense and it also correlates with what have seen before with Toji and that random Guy or Geto trying to take over Kenjaku.

Now here — Lotus Flowers are a symbol of resilience, strength, purity and rebirth. It’s interesting to see how both the flames and Lotus flowers symbolize something that represents Gojo in a way — strength, resilience, destruction and pain. Power and Illumination; all things that could be as I said before, associated with Gojo and the beliefs in Buddhism.

With each stride of the Buddha, a lotus flower bloomed beneath their feet. Lotus flowers rise from the mud without stains. They are pure and symbolic of strength, resilience, and rebirth.

“You can admire a blooming flower, but you can’t ask it to understand you.” — A blooming flower, that stands for growth and life (emphasis on the blooming, because a blooming flower is not wilted or just a random state but it’s blooming). In Buddhism it’s said that the different stages of lotus flowers have different meanings (closed bud beginning of the journey, blooming flower the end of the journey) that being said — we all are seeing that one closed flower, right? Why would Gege specifically put one closed flower between all those blooming ones?

Given that that lotus flowers represent rebirth and the symbolism in Buddhism being; the beginning of the journey. I believe that that Gege intentionally put it this way among the blooming flowers, that symbolize — the end of the journey.

That being said — What journey ends, and what journey begins? Perhaps the journey of the strongest ends, but Satoru Gojo’s journey begins?

That being said let’s talk about Miwa.

Miwa, who disappeared for roughly more than 30 chapters, we had not much updates to her whereabouts and what she was doing until chapter 244 and we still don’t much, besides that she made a binding vow.

Not just any binding vow, but a binding vow that sacrifices her powers — why would this be brought up so suddenly in the manga? Especially given the fact that it’s a binding vow, that costs someone their powers has not been mentioned until that point and I don’t see why Gege would bring this up randomly without a Reason, especially with Miwa, a side character that doesn’t have much spotlight anyways. Could this hint towards something? Maybe regarding something with Gojo and his powers?

Think about what Nanami said Remember what Nanami had said? — “If you’d like to be someone new, go north.”

For Gojo his whole life revolved around being the strongest, the first one in 100 years to be born with six eyes and limitless. He was the golden child because of his powers. Even now his body is being used as a weapon to defeat Sukuna

But take away one of those two things and Gojo is no longer the strongest, but just Satoru Gojo and simultaneously someone new.

But why did Gege decide to kill off Gojo so suddenly? I’m sure we all read the chapters, people were making jokes about fraudkuna and all that. Honestly it looked good for Gojo and then Gege goes on break for a week and suddenly the balance shifted? In addition he didn’t even seemed to acknowledge it, and just said how he “forgot to draw a chapter” (so either Gege is just making a full mockery out of Gojo fans or he’s purposefully hinting onto something). Personally from a writers perspective, I believe it’s a mixture of both — Yes Gege is definitely making fun of the readers, but I don’t think it’s without a reason.

Now Gojo is back, well not really but he’s physically back.

Which brings me to the conclusion of my (messy) theory — all of them somewhat correlate to Suguru’s question at the beginning, perhaps we will finally get the answer to it. Who knows?

Conclusion number one; Yuji is going to be the one to bring Gojo’s soul back. Why? Because for one Yuji is the Mc, it makes sense for him to finally get his time to shine. Secondly Yuji’s grandpa has said that he should save people, even if it’s just one person and now.. let’s hypothetically say, why shouldn’t this Person be Gojo? Yuji also is one of the rare people who see Gojo as a human being and not just as the strongest.

Conclusion number two; Gojo’s soul takes over his body again, because of a possible binding vow that sacrifices his eye or his six eye. Similar to Sukuna’s and Yuji’s binding vow

Conclusion number three; Gojo’s soul takes over his body, because he’s Satoru Gojo. His strength doesn’t define him anymore, he let’s go off this attachment to it and understands true enlightenment (perhaps even loses his six eye aswell)

That’s just my thoughts/perspective. So am I cooking or just being delusional? I guess we find out soon!

[kuroov]

tw : size kink, poetic smut, mdni

Straddling your fav’s lap while having his hands interwinded with your own — it’s romantic almost, the way his thumb brushes soothingly across your knuckles while he nudges the smooth and mushroom-shaped tip against your puffy folds, breaching your walls slowly and holy fuck — feeling your cunt wrapped around his cock was the equivalent to coming home to a nice, warm and home cooked meal.

His tongue darting over lips, adam‘s apple bobbing when he swallowed the ball of salvia building up in his mouth as he looks down at the way your little slit was stretched around his fat cock, seeing with his very own eyes how well you’re taking him, how stuffed your cunt looks. How you’re spread so thinly around his cock where your bodies are connected — if he was an artist he would have forever captured that image in a resonance painting, would have spend an entire life time painting you from all angles, would have painted your bare body hundred times until even the paint brush memorized every curve, every dip and even the faintest hairs on your body — all and everything of you deserved to be put on canvas.

The longer he looked, the more he squeezed your hand, the twin one wandering to your hips to hold onto them to support you; though he couldn’t deny the fact, it was partly also for his support because he was so close to just pound up into you until you were both seeing stars.

But he didn’t want to break you, didn’t want to ruin the artwork you were — all pretty, stuffed full and gasping with your eyes squeezed shut, chest heaving infronft of his face and he leans his head back against the headboard.

He knew he was no real artist, he lacked the actual skill for it but maybe, he could see himself becoming your personal artist, only if your body would be his canvas though.

[kuroov]

mhmm thinking about satosugu x reader

but make it a hunger game au

and possibly dark content included.. mhmm ponders

[kuroov]

i love ino

he’s my boyfie ‼️

look at him AHH

such a cutie patootie (i need to start writing for him aswell)

[kuroov]

If you don’t believe me, I color picked all those pictures via picarts and it’s clear that the current art is some shade of green.

Now as mentioned Gege is partly colorblind but again he usually drew Gojo’s eyes somewhat more greyish and not green.

In spiritual terms the color green implies beginnings, new growth, vibrant health, and other ideas conntected to life, rebirth and renewal.

Now hear me out, Gojo’s eyes so vibrant blue because of his six eye, but if he was to lose it — they would most likely lose their color. And what is Satoru Gojo without his six eye? Someone “new”

Renewal. He can get a new beginning, a new growth as a Person, not because of his powers.

It all correlates with what I said before.

Edit:

Foreshadowing much?

Mei Mei said there are three likely possibilities to happen.. and yet she is subtly holding up four fingers. So does this mean there is indeed a fourth option we aren’t aware of?

⸻ THE PATH OF SATORU GOJO AND HIS TRUE ENLIGHTENMENT (part 2)

or in other words, me being a delusional gojo dick rider

this post contains: jujutsu kaisen spoilers, theories, religious (Buddhism) talks. My maybe incoherent rambling? No seriously this might be very incoherent and messily put together, so I’m sorry in advance 😭

Read the previous part for more context

As I have said before in my previous Post, Yuki researched theoretically only, but Yuji as we have seen is able to physically reach the Soul. He’s also a Parallel to Mahito (that I’m going to briefly talk about aswell)

Remember Yuki did Soul Research? It’s no coincidence she said this, she knew there is a way to get to Geto’s soul and “bring him back”. Now keep in mind again Yuta and Gojo, are not Kenjaku/Geto and Yuki — again Yuta would not try to resist if it came to scenario of Gojo taking over. Also we have seen that this scenario is possible, both in Toji and that random guy and Sukuna and Yuji.

Granny even said she summoned the soul information to avoid this exact scenario happening, yet Toji’s body still took over. Because Toji is a special case, but so is Gojo if we think about it.

Again Kenjaku being visibly surprised over something he recalled from his late twenties for some random reason, late twenties go from 27-29 apparently and who was 27? Suguru Geto, the current body he possessed.

Now Mahito and Yuji, I have mentioned that they are parallels. Mahito is able to reshape the soul to transfigure the body and kill the Person. We do know Yuji can reach the Soul without damaging the body. It was stated Yuji is apparently able to separate the soul from the body and again this is the Protagonist, Gege has killed off everyone for his development, so what better development than to let Yuji unlock his full potential and that’s his Domain expansion (because it was stated he might be able to do that)

Also Kashimo’s Death was significant for Gojo’s return. (And his enlightenment)

Kashimo Hajime (鹿紫雲 一) means "purple deer.” “鹿” means deer, “ 紫雲” means purple cloud.

In Buddhism, deer symbolize the Buddha's most essential teachings and the act of receiving them. The Deer Symbol, also known as “Twin Deer Dharma Wheel”, is present in the main hall entrance of a Tibetan Buddhist monastery, In its center, there is a “golden Dharma wheel,” with a golden deer kneeling on each side. Both the Dharma wheel and the deer are positioned on a lotus pedestal, aligned in a straight line.

In the Buddhist's Deer Park, a deer offers his life to the King so that said King would spare the life of the doe. So what if I tell you the deer is representing Kashimo and the King is obviously Sukuna.

Raigō (来迎, "welcoming approach") in Japanese Buddhism is the appearance of the Amida Buddha on a "purple" cloud (紫雲) at the time of one's death. Kashimo goes by the title of "the Thunder God." The Amida would either arrive with two bodhisavatta or with a large retinue that includes musicians playing celestial music. The deceased would then ascend to the pure land, a celestial realm of the Buddha and where many Buddhists aspire to be reborn.

When Buddha was born, he took seven steps North.

“If you‘d like to be someone new, go north. If you‘d like to return to who you once were go south.” — Nanami said he choose to go south back then. Nanami also died without regrets; so he had no reason to choose the other option, given that he most likely didn’t want to be someone new. But this isn’t the case for Gojo, because he had things he regrets. Things he would have done differently, if given the chance. Not telling Megumi about Toji or what happened to Geto for example are things he regrets. Gojo is still holding onto his attachments, his desires and his identity and that’s exactly why he isn’t enlightened. (Again most is just my personal interpretation) but the white coloring in the glass especially looks similar to flames. Flames can symbolize various things, going from destruction and pain to purification and illumination; knowledge, widsom and power — all things that can be associated with Gojo and his enlightenment that’s yet to come.

“Curses can bring people back to life the same way sorcery can.” — Why would Gege choose to mention this? Especially emphasis on the fact Nanami said bring back to life. Why would he bother writing this part, if Gojo was good as dead? Exactly. There has to be reason, given that Gege never does things unintentionally (he has been foreshadowing quite a few things in the manga since a long time, which makes this part even more important)

Also what makes this even more significant in my eyes, is the sitting arrangement. This might be reaching but; Nanami and Haibara, two characters who are dead, like their body had no chance to be healed (Nanamis was completely destroyed, and Haibaras wasn’t even found completely) are both sitting together, whilst Gojo is sitting with his back to them besides Geto — who yes is dead, but his body is still functional thanks to Kenjaku. Gojo‘s body has been cut in half, but it’s not missing AND his head is still on (why wouldn’t Sukuna cut his head off, if Gojo himself said in inventory arc, that decapitating him is pretty much necessarily for him to stay dead? And I’m pretty sure Sukuna would know this aswell. Man is 1000 years old and look at what he did to Mimiko, Nanako and Haruka for example. He damaged their heads.) Furthermore Gojo’s body has not been chopped into multiple pieces, which would have been beyond saving then. But that’s not the case here, his body has just been cut in half, not mutilated.

Now Gojo’s body is healed the same way as Geto’s and is possessed just like Geto was. Also (I think) Gojo stated that he felt left behind ever since Geto’s departure and let’s be a little silly — Gojo and Geto are canonically supposed to be complimentary to each other or something like that, remember what I said about Yuki and the whole soul thing? Exactly, if Gojo’s soul overwrites the body he achieved something that Geto failed to do and answers the all time question — because if he takes control it would mean he’s the strongest because he’s Satoru Gojo (his soul wins over) but if he doesn’t it means he’s Satoru Gojo because he’s the strongest (his body wins). At least it’s from my perspective, if that makes sense and it also correlates with what have seen before with Toji and that random Guy or Geto trying to take over Kenjaku.

Now here — Lotus Flowers are a symbol of resilience, strength, purity and rebirth. It’s interesting to see how both the flames and Lotus flowers symbolize something that represents Gojo in a way — strength, resilience, destruction and pain. Power and Illumination; all things that could be as I said before, associated with Gojo and the beliefs in Buddhism.

With each stride of the Buddha, a lotus flower bloomed beneath their feet. Lotus flowers rise from the mud without stains. They are pure and symbolic of strength, resilience, and rebirth.

“You can admire a blooming flower, but you can’t ask it to understand you.” — A blooming flower, that stands for growth and life (emphasis on the blooming, because a blooming flower is not wilted or just a random state but it’s blooming). In Buddhism it’s said that the different stages of lotus flowers have different meanings (closed bud beginning of the journey, blooming flower the end of the journey) that being said — we all are seeing that one closed flower, right? Why would Gege specifically put one closed flower between all those blooming ones?

Given that that lotus flowers represent rebirth and the symbolism in Buddhism being; the beginning of the journey. I believe that that Gege intentionally put it this way among the blooming flowers, that symbolize — the end of the journey.

That being said — What journey ends, and what journey begins? Perhaps the journey of the strongest ends, but Satoru Gojo’s journey begins?

That being said let’s talk about Miwa.

Miwa, who disappeared for roughly more than 30 chapters, we had not much updates to her whereabouts and what she was doing until chapter 244 and we still don’t much, besides that she made a binding vow.

Not just any binding vow, but a binding vow that sacrifices her powers — why would this be brought up so suddenly in the manga? Especially given the fact that it’s a binding vow, that costs someone their powers has not been mentioned until that point and I don’t see why Gege would bring this up randomly without a Reason, especially with Miwa, a side character that doesn’t have much spotlight anyways. Could this hint towards something? Maybe regarding something with Gojo and his powers?

Think about what Nanami said Remember what Nanami had said? — “If you’d like to be someone new, go north.”

For Gojo his whole life revolved around being the strongest, the first one in 100 years to be born with six eyes and limitless. He was the golden child because of his powers. Even now his body is being used as a weapon to defeat Sukuna

But take away one of those two things and Gojo is no longer the strongest, but just Satoru Gojo and simultaneously someone new.

But why did Gege decide to kill off Gojo so suddenly? I’m sure we all read the chapters, people were making jokes about fraudkuna and all that. Honestly it looked good for Gojo and then Gege goes on break for a week and suddenly the balance shifted? In addition he didn’t even seemed to acknowledge it, and just said how he “forgot to draw a chapter” (so either Gege is just making a full mockery out of Gojo fans or he’s purposefully hinting onto something). Personally from a writers perspective, I believe it’s a mixture of both — Yes Gege is definitely making fun of the readers, but I don’t think it’s without a reason.

Now Gojo is back, well not really but he’s physically back.

Which brings me to the conclusion of my (messy) theory — all of them somewhat correlate to Suguru’s question at the beginning, perhaps we will finally get the answer to it. Who knows?

Conclusion number one; Yuji is going to be the one to bring Gojo’s soul back. Why? Because for one Yuji is the Mc, it makes sense for him to finally get his time to shine. Secondly Yuji’s grandpa has said that he should save people, even if it’s just one person and now.. let’s hypothetically say, why shouldn’t this Person be Gojo? Yuji also is one of the rare people who see Gojo as a human being and not just as the strongest.

Conclusion number two; Gojo’s soul takes over his body again, because of a possible binding vow that sacrifices his eye or his six eye. Similar to Sukuna’s and Yuji’s binding vow

Conclusion number three; Gojo’s soul takes over his body, because he’s Satoru Gojo. His strength doesn’t define him anymore, he let’s go off this attachment to it and understands true enlightenment (perhaps even loses his six eye aswell)

That’s just my thoughts/perspective. So am I cooking or just being delusional? I guess we find out soon!

[kuroov]

Adding to this, the number 8 seems important in Buddhism. Why am I mentioning this? Mhmm perhaps because of Gojo’s infinity and the official art below.

Traditions vary on what happened. Some say Siddhartha made a great vow to Nirvana and Earth to find the root of suffering, or die trying.

In other traditions, while meditating he was harassed and tempted by the god Mara (literally, "Killer" in Sanskrit), demon of illusion.

Other traditions simply state that he entered deeper and deeper states of meditation, confronting the nature of the self.

In the Pali Canon, there are several discourses said to be by the Buddha himself, related to the story. In the Longer Discourse to Saccaka (MN 36), the Buddha describes his Enlightenment in three stages:

During the first watch of the night, the Buddha discovered all of his past lives in the cycle of rebirth, realizing that he had been born and reborn countless times before.

During the second watch, the Buddha discovered the Law of Karma, and the importance of living by the Noble Eightfold Path.

During the third watch, the Buddha discovered the Four Noble Truths, finally reaching Nirvana.

All traditions agree that in the third watch of the night, Siddhartha finally found the answers he sought and became Enlightened, and experienced Nirvana. Having done so, Siddhartha now became a Buddha or "Awakened One"

Also not to forget that panel where he was 8 minutes late, note Gojo seems to have a habit of coming late but 8 is such a specific number and the official art with a infinity halo over his head (an sideway 8).

ALSO both the number 8 and 7 are lucky numbers in Japanese culture. And who was born on the 7th? Gojo. Gojo’s infinity is an 8 just laying sideways.

What else is interesting is the new official art, where Gojo clearly has green eyes. Yes Gege is colorblind, but even then Gojo’s eyes were closer to grey than green.

Example:

⸻ THE PATH OF SATORU GOJO AND HIS TRUE ENLIGHTENMENT (part 2)

or in other words, me being a delusional gojo dick rider

this post contains: jujutsu kaisen spoilers, theories, religious (Buddhism) talks. My maybe incoherent rambling? No seriously this might be very incoherent and messily put together, so I’m sorry in advance 😭

Read the previous part for more context

As I have said before in my previous Post, Yuki researched theoretically only, but Yuji as we have seen is able to physically reach the Soul. He’s also a Parallel to Mahito (that I’m going to briefly talk about aswell)

Remember Yuki did Soul Research? It’s no coincidence she said this, she knew there is a way to get to Geto’s soul and “bring him back”. Now keep in mind again Yuta and Gojo, are not Kenjaku/Geto and Yuki — again Yuta would not try to resist if it came to scenario of Gojo taking over. Also we have seen that this scenario is possible, both in Toji and that random guy and Sukuna and Yuji.

Granny even said she summoned the soul information to avoid this exact scenario happening, yet Toji’s body still took over. Because Toji is a special case, but so is Gojo if we think about it.

Again Kenjaku being visibly surprised over something he recalled from his late twenties for some random reason, late twenties go from 27-29 apparently and who was 27? Suguru Geto, the current body he possessed.

Now Mahito and Yuji, I have mentioned that they are parallels. Mahito is able to reshape the soul to transfigure the body and kill the Person. We do know Yuji can reach the Soul without damaging the body. It was stated Yuji is apparently able to separate the soul from the body and again this is the Protagonist, Gege has killed off everyone for his development, so what better development than to let Yuji unlock his full potential and that’s his Domain expansion (because it was stated he might be able to do that)

Also Kashimo’s Death was significant for Gojo’s return. (And his enlightenment)

Kashimo Hajime (鹿紫雲 一) means "purple deer.” “鹿” means deer, “ 紫雲” means purple cloud.

In Buddhism, deer symbolize the Buddha's most essential teachings and the act of receiving them. The Deer Symbol, also known as “Twin Deer Dharma Wheel”, is present in the main hall entrance of a Tibetan Buddhist monastery, In its center, there is a “golden Dharma wheel,” with a golden deer kneeling on each side. Both the Dharma wheel and the deer are positioned on a lotus pedestal, aligned in a straight line.

In the Buddhist's Deer Park, a deer offers his life to the King so that said King would spare the life of the doe. So what if I tell you the deer is representing Kashimo and the King is obviously Sukuna.

Raigō (来迎, "welcoming approach") in Japanese Buddhism is the appearance of the Amida Buddha on a "purple" cloud (紫雲) at the time of one's death. Kashimo goes by the title of "the Thunder God." The Amida would either arrive with two bodhisavatta or with a large retinue that includes musicians playing celestial music. The deceased would then ascend to the pure land, a celestial realm of the Buddha and where many Buddhists aspire to be reborn.

When Buddha was born, he took seven steps North.

“If you‘d like to be someone new, go north. If you‘d like to return to who you once were go south.” — Nanami said he choose to go south back then. Nanami also died without regrets; so he had no reason to choose the other option, given that he most likely didn’t want to be someone new. But this isn’t the case for Gojo, because he had things he regrets. Things he would have done differently, if given the chance. Not telling Megumi about Toji or what happened to Geto for example are things he regrets. Gojo is still holding onto his attachments, his desires and his identity and that’s exactly why he isn’t enlightened. (Again most is just my personal interpretation) but the white coloring in the glass especially looks similar to flames. Flames can symbolize various things, going from destruction and pain to purification and illumination; knowledge, widsom and power — all things that can be associated with Gojo and his enlightenment that’s yet to come.

“Curses can bring people back to life the same way sorcery can.” — Why would Gege choose to mention this? Especially emphasis on the fact Nanami said bring back to life. Why would he bother writing this part, if Gojo was good as dead? Exactly. There has to be reason, given that Gege never does things unintentionally (he has been foreshadowing quite a few things in the manga since a long time, which makes this part even more important)

Also what makes this even more significant in my eyes, is the sitting arrangement. This might be reaching but; Nanami and Haibara, two characters who are dead, like their body had no chance to be healed (Nanamis was completely destroyed, and Haibaras wasn’t even found completely) are both sitting together, whilst Gojo is sitting with his back to them besides Geto — who yes is dead, but his body is still functional thanks to Kenjaku. Gojo‘s body has been cut in half, but it’s not missing AND his head is still on (why wouldn’t Sukuna cut his head off, if Gojo himself said in inventory arc, that decapitating him is pretty much necessarily for him to stay dead? And I’m pretty sure Sukuna would know this aswell. Man is 1000 years old and look at what he did to Mimiko, Nanako and Haruka for example. He damaged their heads.) Furthermore Gojo’s body has not been chopped into multiple pieces, which would have been beyond saving then. But that’s not the case here, his body has just been cut in half, not mutilated.

Now Gojo’s body is healed the same way as Geto’s and is possessed just like Geto was. Also (I think) Gojo stated that he felt left behind ever since Geto’s departure and let’s be a little silly — Gojo and Geto are canonically supposed to be complimentary to each other or something like that, remember what I said about Yuki and the whole soul thing? Exactly, if Gojo’s soul overwrites the body he achieved something that Geto failed to do and answers the all time question — because if he takes control it would mean he’s the strongest because he’s Satoru Gojo (his soul wins over) but if he doesn’t it means he’s Satoru Gojo because he’s the strongest (his body wins). At least it’s from my perspective, if that makes sense and it also correlates with what have seen before with Toji and that random Guy or Geto trying to take over Kenjaku.

Now here — Lotus Flowers are a symbol of resilience, strength, purity and rebirth. It’s interesting to see how both the flames and Lotus flowers symbolize something that represents Gojo in a way — strength, resilience, destruction and pain. Power and Illumination; all things that could be as I said before, associated with Gojo and the beliefs in Buddhism.

With each stride of the Buddha, a lotus flower bloomed beneath their feet. Lotus flowers rise from the mud without stains. They are pure and symbolic of strength, resilience, and rebirth.

“You can admire a blooming flower, but you can’t ask it to understand you.” — A blooming flower, that stands for growth and life (emphasis on the blooming, because a blooming flower is not wilted or just a random state but it’s blooming). In Buddhism it’s said that the different stages of lotus flowers have different meanings (closed bud beginning of the journey, blooming flower the end of the journey) that being said — we all are seeing that one closed flower, right? Why would Gege specifically put one closed flower between all those blooming ones?

Given that that lotus flowers represent rebirth and the symbolism in Buddhism being; the beginning of the journey. I believe that that Gege intentionally put it this way among the blooming flowers, that symbolize — the end of the journey.

That being said — What journey ends, and what journey begins? Perhaps the journey of the strongest ends, but Satoru Gojo’s journey begins?

That being said let’s talk about Miwa.

Miwa, who disappeared for roughly more than 30 chapters, we had not much updates to her whereabouts and what she was doing until chapter 244 and we still don’t much, besides that she made a binding vow.

Not just any binding vow, but a binding vow that sacrifices her powers — why would this be brought up so suddenly in the manga? Especially given the fact that it’s a binding vow, that costs someone their powers has not been mentioned until that point and I don’t see why Gege would bring this up randomly without a Reason, especially with Miwa, a side character that doesn’t have much spotlight anyways. Could this hint towards something? Maybe regarding something with Gojo and his powers?

Think about what Nanami said Remember what Nanami had said? — “If you’d like to be someone new, go north.”

For Gojo his whole life revolved around being the strongest, the first one in 100 years to be born with six eyes and limitless. He was the golden child because of his powers. Even now his body is being used as a weapon to defeat Sukuna

But take away one of those two things and Gojo is no longer the strongest, but just Satoru Gojo and simultaneously someone new.

But why did Gege decide to kill off Gojo so suddenly? I’m sure we all read the chapters, people were making jokes about fraudkuna and all that. Honestly it looked good for Gojo and then Gege goes on break for a week and suddenly the balance shifted? In addition he didn’t even seemed to acknowledge it, and just said how he “forgot to draw a chapter” (so either Gege is just making a full mockery out of Gojo fans or he’s purposefully hinting onto something). Personally from a writers perspective, I believe it’s a mixture of both — Yes Gege is definitely making fun of the readers, but I don’t think it’s without a reason.

Now Gojo is back, well not really but he’s physically back.

Which brings me to the conclusion of my (messy) theory — all of them somewhat correlate to Suguru’s question at the beginning, perhaps we will finally get the answer to it. Who knows?

Conclusion number one; Yuji is going to be the one to bring Gojo’s soul back. Why? Because for one Yuji is the Mc, it makes sense for him to finally get his time to shine. Secondly Yuji’s grandpa has said that he should save people, even if it’s just one person and now.. let’s hypothetically say, why shouldn’t this Person be Gojo? Yuji also is one of the rare people who see Gojo as a human being and not just as the strongest.

Conclusion number two; Gojo’s soul takes over his body again, because of a possible binding vow that sacrifices his eye or his six eye. Similar to Sukuna’s and Yuji’s binding vow

Conclusion number three; Gojo’s soul takes over his body, because he’s Satoru Gojo. His strength doesn’t define him anymore, he let’s go off this attachment to it and understands true enlightenment (perhaps even loses his six eye aswell)

That’s just my thoughts/perspective. So am I cooking or just being delusional? I guess we find out soon!