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navi-lee · 11 months

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hi user softkiseu here! you can call me navi. introvert, ninety five liner, loves cats, a coffee lover, baking as a profession and making mbs as a hobby. i don't interact much except if its about me adoring others work or chatting about my faves. i love kpop since 2009, listen to jpop since 2022 so you'll see me doing mbs with second generation groups for k idols. I'm more into underrated artist, another content i usually do. i vibe with gg more than bg, but I'm casual listener to male artist.

i stan and love : 2NE1 (dara), dreamcatcher (dami), purple kiss (chaein). KIOF (belle & natty), xg (chisa, jurin & hinata) seventeen ' jeonghan and joshua, nct' jungwoo and renjun. treasure: asahi, hyunsuk and yoshi JO1 (junki and keigo)

how i stan? personality first then talent.

why i follow a blog? i love your work. that's why you'll usually see me leaving notes to every post i can see in my feed. even a comment if i did fall in love with your mb.

what kind of mb i usually do? scenario ones and esp with themes. i love matching colors so much. my weakness are y2k and messy moodboards but slowly learning it.

where to usually see me? in comment section of milestone post of my moots or blogs i follow. or a post of a blog that took my attention.

why i tag user in my mb? because i know the muse or idol i have in my mb is there fave. (this rare to happen).

what i call my moots and flws? nabis. it sound like my name and it means butterfly in hangul.

my accounts? @softkiseu. (main / gg mbs) @renjwoo. (kpop bg mbs) @endlesslywe. (joint acct/actor - ulzzang mbs) @asahiteru. (jpop mbs) @soft-dol2. (icon and gif reward)

where to send ask or req? @naviroo. i made a separate acct because i do want to separate the possible conversation from my main and side blog, for it's clean aesthetic way. negative ask will be deleted instantly without a word.

i hate : liars, fake, insecure, toxic people, have that negative energy. a peanut head who's not open minded. ( obviously all human bad traits that exsist. let's have a real talk, people who carries awful personality are the most scary being in this world. exo's kai said once) I know it's hard to see this list of personality except if you get closer to someone but once i realize a individual have this bad attitude. you'll get a huge ✘ and you'll never see me again. simple, let's part ways.

#navi ' s ·͜· !#bio.#all about me.#♥︎

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minniejo-fics · 2 years

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Hi! I don't know if you're taking requests for this acc but I love your non sickfic fics too!! I was wondering if you can do one with Treasure comforting Asahi (who is having a panic attack) when he faces with his phobia or something? Say, clowns at a haunted house or storms or something else? Thank u!!

Here it is, Hope you enjoy

tw: panic attack

Too High

The members of Treasure had been at Lotte World filming for their variety show. The activities planned for the morning weren’t too bad, in fact it was mostly just attempting to play the games in the theme park. The group had a lot of fun filming themselves playing around the theme park. While the group broke for lunch, it was revealed that they were going to spend the afternoon at Lotte Tower crossing the ever famous Sky Bridge.

Asahi tensed a little when he heard this. He really didn’t want to do this but his members didn’t know about his severe acrophobia. When working out room arrangements, he had been too embarrassed to tell his members that he couldn’t sleep on a top bunk bed and had been relieved that he had won the rock, paper, scissors game with his roommate over getting to pick first bunk. Asahi got up from where he was sitting and moved over to where Haruto was sitting.

“Haru, what do you think about going across the sky bridge?” Asahi tried to ask as nonchalantly as possible. Haruto’s face brightened as he showed Asahi his phone. “I’m super excited about it. It’s going to be such an adrenaline rush. Did you know that the bridge is 541 meters above ground (roughly 1,775ft for my fellow imperial system users).” Asahi could have sworn he felt all the blood drain from his face when he heard exactly how high up the bridge is, but Haruto didn’t seem to notice anything amiss. Asahi managed to quickly change the topic so they wouldn’t be talking about how high up they were going to be, and he did his best to convince himself that it wouldn’t be too bad.

Once lunch ended the group was given an hour to mosey about the theme park before they had to go to the tower. Asahi was unable to enjoy himself anymore, as the anxiety of having to be so high up was seriously beginning to get to him. Asahi found himself walking alongside Junghwan.

“Hyung, you seem a bit off. Are you okay?” Asahi sighed at the maknae’s question. “I’m honestly a little bit nervous about the bridge.” He admitted, although he still didn’t reveal the degree to which it was actually terrifying him.

“I’m also nervous about it, but in an excited way. And it’s perfectly safe. We're going to be wearing harnesses and everything. It’s going to be fun.” The duo continued to talk about random things until it was time to go to the tower.

Asahi was really beginning to wish he had backed out earlier, but now that he was wearing the safety harness and they were all climbing the last of the stairs to get to the bridge, he felt it was too late to do so. The terrified Japanese member started silently muttering “I think I can.” to himself in hopes of cutting through the slowly increasing sensation of pure dread that was building in the pit of his stomach.

The group drew straws to decide the order in which they were going. Fortunately or unfortunately, Asahi was going somewhere in the middle. Asahi watched as Junghwan, Haruto, Yoshi, Yedam, and Doyoung went. After Junkyu went, it was finally Asahi’s turn. He found himself breathing a bit deeper and on the verge of tears as his harness was attached the the steel cable that ran the length of the bridge

Asahi breathed a stuttering breath as placed on foot on the bridge. He sighed a bit as he once again told himself that he could do it and nothing would happen. He did his best to look straight ahead, but peripheral vision can be a bitch. He got about a quarter of the way across before he unintentionally glanced down. Upon seeing how high up he was he immediately froze and started panicking.

The six members that were still waiting to cross the bridge saw Asahi stop and didn't think anything of it until they saw Junghwan get hooked back up to the cable.

"Junghwan what's wrong?!" Hyunsuk asked as loudly as he could. However he was too far away for Junghwan to hear him. Hyunsuk and the others began worriedly talking amongst themselves about what could be wrong. Both Hyunsuk and Jihoon tried calling out to Asahi to figure out what happened, but the Japanese member wasn't responding. All they could do was watch as the maknaes came back across the bridge.

Junghwan was excitedly chatting with the other five members who had already crossed the bridge. They were also watching as Asahi began crossing. The group watched as he stopped not even halfway. At first Junghwan thought that his Hyung was just taking in the view. However when Asahi continued to stand there barely moving, the maknaes remembered their conversation from earlier.

"Shit." Junghwan said, loud enough to be heard by the other five as he moved to reattach his harness to the cables above the bridge. The other five were going to scold him for swearing but we're too busy trying to figure out what he was doing.

Junghwan made his way over to Asahi as quickly and safely as he could. His heart broke a little at seeing his hyung up close. Asahi was silently crying and saying something that was clearly Japanese. He couldn't quite understand what all was being said, but he kept hearing the word no.

"Hyung, I need you to slowly walk backwards so we can get off the bridge." Junghwan said, but Asahi wasn't responding. The maknaes evaluated his options before removing a red bandana that he'd been wearing. Before he did anything else he waved it in the air while shouting for Mashiho to cross now.

The members on either side of the bridge were getting increasingly more concerned about what was happening. Especially when Junghwan started waving what appeared to be a distress signal of some sort. Fortunately, Mashiho heard his name being called and he got himself on the bridge as quickly as he could.

Mashiho got to the duo on the bridge. “Junghwan, what’s wrong?” He asked, seeing as Asahi had so far been unresponsive. “Hyung, I think Asahi is afraid of heights and he’s currently freaking out.” Junghwan said as another sob ripped its way out of Asahi. The frightened Japanese member started muttering in Japanese again as well.

“I’m also not entirely sure what he’s saying. Maybe you can translate and also try to get through to him that we’re going to walk him off the bridge.” Mashiho nodded as he listened to the distressed member in between sobs.

“He’s saying, ‘No, I can’t do this. I want to get down.’ then he’s just repeating it over again.” Mashiho then tried speaking to the slightly younger member.

“Asahi, Junghwan and I are going to lead you off the bridge okay?” Asahi seemed to respond at least a little bit to Mashiho, but was still muttering in a panicked manner. Mashiho told Junghwan to help him slowly walk Asahi to the side they had started on. Upon taking the first steps, Asahi clung to Junghwan for dear life and he started screaming. Junghwan and Mashiho both flinched a bit at the loudness, but ignored it in favor of getting the distressed member to safety.

Both Jihoon and Hyunsuk were waiting to help get the trio off the bridge. Jeongwoo and Jaehyuk were both watching as Asahi practically crumpled to the floor as soon as he was firmly off the bridge.

“Hyungs, we need to get him down to the ground floor and maybe outside. He’s not going to fully calm down until he’s no longer high up.” Junghwan told them as he and Mashiho tried to keep Asahi standing. The other members on the platform nodded and all moved in tandem to help carry the still very distressed member out of the building. The five members on the other side of the bridge watched as the seven made their way to the stairs. They followed suit and made their way down as well to meet up with the others and find out exactly what had happened.

The five members that had already crossed the bridge got down to the ground floor first. They looked on concerned as the other seven members came down the stairs. For the first time they could hear the panicked sobs coming from Asahi.

“Is Asahi okay? He sounds like he somehow got injured.” Said Junkyu. Jaehyuk shook his head. “I’m not clear on the specifics, but Asahi is apparently afraid of heights and he panicked.” They watched in sympathy as Mashiho and Junghwan continued to calm him.

It took several minutes before Asahi’s sobs began to soften and quiet down. At some point Haruto had run off and gotten some water and snacks to give the distressed member when he was calm enough. Asahi gladly accepted the offered items and sniffled a few more times before wiping his sleeve against his nose as he fully calmed down.

After Asahi had calmed down, the group decided to call it a day and head back to the dorm. Asahi didn't protest, as he was completely wiped from the earlier panic attack. He had also fallen asleep on Hyunsuk's shoulder shortly after getting into the van. Yoshi and Doyoung helped carry the sleeping member into the dorm and set him on the couch. Haruto placed a throw blanket over him before going to his room to get changed.

The members quietly gathered in the living room and turned the tv on with the volume off and subtitles on while they waited for Asahi to wake up. There were definitely some things the group needed to talk about.

It had been decided while Asahi was sleeping that they were going to eat before they had the conversation after they had all eaten dinner. Jaehyuk had got up to start making dinner for the group. Jihoon got up to help out. Just as the duo finished making dinner, Asahi began to stir. No one really felt like setting the table, so it had been decided that they were just going to eat in the living room.

Jihoon and Jaehyuk brought out the food and Hyunsuk went to grab plates and the chopsticks. The meal was largely silent aside from the sounds of the members eating. At some point one of the members had unmuted the tv, so that there was noise in the background.

“I’m sorry.” Asahi said, breaking the silence of the meal and causing all attention to turn to him. “Okay, but what exactly are you sorry for?” Jeongwoo asked.

“I have a really bad fear of heights and instead of saying something I went on the bridge anyway. I knew I was likely going to freeze up like that, but I still went on the bridge and ruined the filming.” Asahi sniffled

“Asahi, it’s not like anyone can control what they’re afraid of. Heck, I have an irrational fear of ice cubes and I have no idea why.” Yedam said. “Although out of sheer curiosity, why didn’t you tell us about your fear? It’s one of the most common fears out there.” “It’s embarrassing how bad my fear is. It started developing around nine years old and I was just uncomfortable climbing trees and whatnot. Then in middle school, while on a school field trip, some friends and I were playing a card game on an empty top bunk bed. I had no trouble getting on the bed, but when it was time to get down I completely freaked out. I couldn’t move and I started crying. One of my friends had to make a makeshift staircase using our suitcases and other furniture in the room.” All of the members made noises in sympathy as that is a bit of an embarrassing story connected to a fear.

“Now that we know that you’re afraid of heights, we can make sure that you don’t have to deal with it as much as possible. Now, aside from Asahi’s fear of heights and Yedam’s fear of ice cubes, are there any fears that anybody has that they haven’t previously shared with the group?” Hyunsuk asked

This caused a discussion amongst the group where each member shared fears they had from common fears like spiders and other insects to really obscure fears like belly buttons. Upon hearing that all of his members were afraid of something, and some of them were truly bizarre, Asahi was feeling much less embarrassed about his fear of heights.

#treasure #panic attack

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thxnews · 8 months

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Nao Asahi Leads Smartphone Reform Revolution

A New Way to Choose Smartphones

In a game-changing move, Geo Store Co., Ltd., a Nagoya City-based subsidiary of Geo Co., Ltd., has appointed Nao Asahi as the face of their latest TV commercial campaign, titled "Smartphone Selection Reform," set to air nationwide from October 2nd. Asahi, making her second appearance since last year, introduces viewers to an innovative way of choosing a smartphone from a diverse range of reusable models. The ad also emphasizes the immediate usability of these smartphones, highlighting the unique allure of GEO's offerings. A Web Commercial for Direct Engagement Simultaneously, a web commercial featuring Asahi will be released, allowing her to interact directly with viewers through their smartphones. Asahi passionately extols the virtues of "good reuse" when it comes to smartphones, highlighting GEO's extensive selection of high-quality reused models and the user-friendly switching process. Expect Asahi's dynamic presentation to leap off your screens.

Nao Asahi's Call for Smartphone Reform

In the "Reforming the way we choose smartphones" edition, Asahi urges a transformation in smartphone selection, specifically advocating for the adoption of reused smartphones. GEO, renowned for having the largest number of reused smartphone stores, boldly asserts that the time has come to rethink how we choose our smartphones. The ad's catchy message assures viewers that they can discover their preferred model from a broad spectrum of choices and use it immediately upon purchase. Asahi's energetic delivery adds a compelling dimension to this message. Asahi's Passionate Advocacy for "Good Reuse" The web commercial, scheduled for the same release date, features Asahi's familiarity with user's smartphones. Here, she directly presents the concept of "good reuse" for smartphones, highlighting GEO's extensive collection of high-quality reused models and the straightforward switching process. Asahi's enthusiastic presentation promises to captivate audiences, making her message all the more persuasive.

Insights from Nao Asahi

An Impactful Year of Reused Smartphone Commercials In an interview, Asahi reflects on her second year of endorsing reused smartphones, following her debut last year. She shares that her co-stars occasionally approach her with excitement, having seen the GEO commercials, sparking lively conversations. Asahi recognizes the remarkable influence of these commercials in shaping consumer perception. A New Commercial Theme: "Reforming Smartphone Selection" Asahi expresses her excitement about the new commercial theme centered around "Reforming the way we choose smartphones." She eagerly anticipates the final outcome, remarking on the alternative shooting style compared to the previous year, which she believes will provide an enjoyable viewing experience for everyone. Fine-Tuning Her Presentation Asahi reveals her focus on improving her vocal delivery, acknowledging that GEO commercials demand more vocal energy than her everyday life. She aimed to ensure that her message was conveyed effectively and comprehensibly to the audience. The Allure of GEO When asked about the appeal of GEO, Asahi expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to represent the brand. She finds it enthralling to explore GEO stores, akin to going on a treasure hunt, where new discoveries await at every turn. She warmly invites everyone to visit GEO and experience these delightful encounters. Benefits of Reused Smartphones Asahi highlights the immediate usability of reused smartphones as a key attraction. Unlike the perceived hassle of purchasing a new mobile phone, the ability to acquire and use a device on the spot is both convenient and appealing. The Value of Warranty and Product Check Regarding the web video's focus on "good reuse," Asahi underscores the peace of mind that comes with a warranty for reused smartphones. She also emphasizes the value of being able to personally inspect the product's functionality, instilling confidence in buyers. Nostalgia and Gratitude for GEO Asahi shares a nostalgic memory of visiting GEO with her sister during their childhood and purchasing game software. She expresses profound gratitude for being featured in GEO's commercial and witnessing posters of herself in stores. Family Reaction to the Commercial Even her parents, Asahi discloses, express amazement at her commercial appearances. She considers it a miraculous opportunity to feature in a commercial for a place she frequents and eagerly anticipates future collaborations.

Details About the Commercial

The TV commercial, titled "Smartphone purchasing reform," is set to air nationwide for 15 seconds, starting from October 2, 2023 (Monday). Asahi takes center stage in this performance, captivating viewers with her compelling presentation.

A Glimpse of the Web Commercial

The web commercial, also releasing on October 2, 2023 (Monday), features Asahi in the "Rich Lineup" edition, the "Great Price" edition, the "Quality and Guarantee of Batteries, etc." edition, and the "Easy transfer/procedure" edition. Asahi's energetic presence promises to make an impact.

GEO's Remarkable Reused Smartphone Reach

Geo, boasting a network of over 1,000 stores nationwide, has a remarkable presence in the world of reused smartphones. The company handles the highest number of reused smartphones in the industry, with over 5 million units purchased. With plans for further expansion, GEO aims to solidify its position as Japan's largest retailer specializing in reused smartphones. Sources: THX News & Geo Co., Ltd. Read the full article

#GEOcommercial #Goodreuse #NaoAsahi #NaoAsahiinterview #Reusedsmartphonemodels #Reusedsmartphones #Smartphonechoice #Smartphonereform #Smartphoneselectionreform #Smartphoneusability

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