Dunno if I should finish writing this...😬
Aside from it being morally questionable, Dominik had gotten to know Jey rather well from working with him on storylines, he knew that the scowl he showed the world was the opposite of how he was the second the curtains were closed.
For starters, he was soft spoken, shy. His laughter wasn't larger than life, the way one would assume, but airy and wholly consuming all the same.
Jey was also incredibly tactile, more often than not the man would find some way to drape himself over Dom whenever they'd be working over their latest scripts.
None of his friends knew this, of course. They didn't know he and Jey hung out to the point of being physically affectionate. They only knew the two spent time working together.
They didn't have a clue that Jey was someone who was pliable, easily manipulated when he trusted you, something everyone saw Roman take advantage of, yet thought nothing of.
On more than one occasion, Jey had merely taken Dom's word for things he wasn't sure about, citing that he trusted the younger enough to forgo extra research.
They thought he was brash, distrustful and closer to his on screen persona than he truly was. It was what Jey seemed to prefer.
He couldn't voice this, out of respect for Jey, of course.
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hiiiii wjkdjf to explain someone else's ask of you being pro-endo (and any asks you may receive in the future), "endo" is a term/label in the system community
system means multiple people one body; DID, OSDD, etc are diagnoses someone can get for this. it used to be called MPD (multiple personality disorder). there is an online community for folk who are systems
without getting too into the discourse (or "syscourse"), "endo" is an extremely hotly debated term - some people are pro-endo, some people are anti-endo, and people fight about it a lot
like. a Lot.
just wanted to let you know because you might get more asks wondering about your name. and also, unfortunately, people harassing others over discourse stances isn't uncommon. i would hope nobody would just make an assumption but there's always the chance
AH THANKS (ू˃̣̣̣̣̣̣︿˂̣̣̣̣̣̣ ू) thats so nice of u, i really appreciate your explanation!
i didnt know about the term, its just the nickname i picked when i was a teen/tween lololo!!!!
im not a system so i dont feel my input in this discourse is educated enough anyway (-ω-)√
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disclaimer: i obviously do not condone being bitchy about someone potentially faking a disorder unless it is genuinely harmful. to me fakeclaiming is just. stupid.
I find it very interesting that when I watch videos of people with tic disorders, I usually tic as well when the tics are real.
like, you know the types of people who will fake it for attention? all of the ones who ended up being confirmed fakers are people who, when i've seen their videos about their tics i do not tic when watching (usually when i see them i dont know and then do more research on the person bc of seeing comments and such). however seeing others videos as well as in real life of tics where the tics are real i end up ticcing more or in response to other's tics.
i just find it very interesting that i dont typically get the feedback loop from those who are faking tics.
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