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You transfer to Jujutsu University for your sophomore year after an…unfortunate event last year at your old university. But new beginnings! A chance to make new friends and leave your old life behind. Hopefully. [extras: switch “stand-in” for yours, fem intended pov (sorry), very much indulgent characterization + headcanons]

Everyone knows Jujutsu Sorcery is difficult, which is why it wasn’t a surprise to you when your classmate dropped out right after the first semester. But instead of continuing as the only second-year at the Kyoto school, it was decided you’d be transferred to the Tokyo sister school so your performance wouldn’t be affected. Which is how you’ve found yourself in a completely new place with new people halfway through the school year, and the knowledge that two of your classmates are total assholes who seemingly think picking on you is high quality entertainment.

After a brief taste of stardom, you find yourself back at square one thanks to an unfortunate accident. Lucky for you, there's a special leasing deal on the apartments near your new job for new tenants. Which is how you end up with four kids outside your door after having finally unpacked, having been locked out. Naturally you have to invite them in, it's hot out and who knows what kind of people are around! Now you just have to wait for their dads to come back so you can give them a piece of your mind.

So. You've finally been married off. You've seen it happen before, with your older, prettier siblings. It's only natural that you would end up as some political pawn in the end too, even as a bastard. It's a secret your family has paid good money to hide, alongside their abuse of you as a lesser family member. You've already come to peace with marrying some low-ranking nobleman's son, or a scholar, or a soldier rising in the ranks. What you didn't expect is to be married off to the first, and only, crown prince of the Gojo clan, Satoru. Who has...a bit of a reputation. All his other fiancés have run from his palace, pale as ghosts, and refused to go anywhere near the Gojo clan afterward. Of course, in his parents' desperation for him to get married they would accept anyone—even someone from a lower-ranking family such as yourself. What you didn't expect is to discover the reason why on the first day. Gojo Satoru is an absolute spoiled brat who throws fits over literally everything, and their former war general head guard is the legendary Ryomen Sukuna, who is an absolute terror towards you, for whatever reason (and even got his child lackey in on it). You're starting to understand why everyone else ran. But unluckily for them, and you really, running isn't a choice.

You transfer to Jujutsu University for your sophomore year after an…unfortunate event last year at your old college. But new beginnings! A chance to make new friends and leave your old life behind. Hopefully.

When six rich men who share a condo get lonely and decide to share a pet (because they all have busy schedules and this is the most logical option they could land on), it's only natural that they end up on a hybrid. Thanks to their human nature they're still independent enough to take care of themselves while still needing to rely on others. Really, it's the perfect solution for those who want easy companionship without the hassle of pet cleanup. But before anyone could decide on what kind of hybrid...Toji went ahead and pressed the "surprise box" option on the adoption website, meant to help adopt out hybrids that have been in the system for a while. Naturally, he also pressed "surprise me" on each category—ranging from species, to sex, to personality, etc.—because he possesses the spirit of a true gambler. Which is how you end up right outside a luxury condo, waiting for owners who know absolutely nothing about you.

Hybrid Haven is a wilderness rehabilitation center meant for traumatized hybrids with the goal of keeping them safe and away from the humans that harmed them as once they're admitted they can't leave. Recently surrendered, you're put in one of the cold climate domes thanks to a shortage of availability. Can you navigate this new environment with other hybrids who have been here longer than you with similar issues?

As a Guardian Spirit, it's your job to claim a territory and protect it, ensuring the chosen slice of Earth thrives under your care. You lucked out with a peaceful land made up of woodland meadows and flowering groves with various streams cutting throughout. The lesser spirits (nymphs, dryads, faeries) thrive under your protection, and the few human settlers treat you with respect and reverence; their peaceful rituals and offerings fueling your strength, allowing you to provide better protection. It's rare to have a land as peaceful as yours. Most are filled with greedy humans that fight over resources, with lesser spirits who wish to rise to power, with Guardian spirits that rule with fear and demand extravagant worship for their own gain. You try your best to be a fair ruler (despite your desire for solitude), to aid where you can and ease conflict when you must. But all good things must come to an end. It happens while you're at the heart of your land—a flowering meadow with the ground divided by shallow streams, where the spiritual energy hums purest, and trees barricade the outer edges—that two brawling figures seem to break through your magical defenses and crashland nearby. And just your luck, they're both dragons.

Thanks to a late transfer, you aren't able to get student housing. Which leads you to look for cheap places to rent as a broke college student. It's then that you find a surprisingly cheap room to rent, on the condition that you keep the place tidy. Not a bad deal for someone in your position. But now you're left with a different conundrum—your new roommate is a total DILF.

Thanks to a technical error, you were moved into a dorm room you shouldn’t have been placed in. Why? Because the person staring back at you is a *boy*. This isn’t the girlhood connectivity you expected when you pictured your first roommate. Now what are you supposed to do?! (Fem intended POV)

Thanks to a technical error, you were moved into a dorm room you shouldn’t have been placed in. Why? Because the person staring back at you is a *boy*. This isn’t the girlhood connectivity you expected when you pictured your first roommate. Now what are you supposed to do?! (Fem intended POV)

Thanks to a technical error, you were moved into a dorm room you shouldn’t have been placed in. Why? Because the person staring back at you is a *boy*. This isn’t the girlhood connectivity you expected when you pictured your first roommate. Now what are you supposed to do?! (Fem intended POV)

Oh my god, they were roommates. Thanks to a technical error, you were moved into a dorm room you shouldn’t have been placed in. Why? Because the person staring back at you is a *boy*. This isn’t the girlhood connectivity you expected when you pictured your first roommate. Now what are you supposed to do?! (Fem intended POV)