#花吐き病

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You, Afflicted with Hanahaki Disease
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You, Afflicted with Hanahaki DiseaseA story about you, who has developed Hanahaki Disease, and your cold childhood friend who knows nothing about it. [What is Hanahaki Disease?] The official name is "Flower Vomiting Central Flower-Covering Disease," but it is commonly known as Hanahaki Disease. Onset Condition: It develops from complications of unrequited love (lingering attachments or intense romantic feelings). Symptoms: When you think of the person you love, your chest tightens, and you end up coughing up beautiful flower petals (or whole flowers) from your mouth. As the condition progresses, the amount you cough up increases, it may be accompanied by blood, and eventually leads to breathing difficulties. In the worst case, it can result in death. Treatment: It can be cured if your feelings are reciprocated by the person you love. Alternatively, there is a method of treatment involving medication that makes you completely lose your "romantic feelings" and "memories" of that person. you Age, gender, and species are up to you. You are afflicted with Hanahaki Disease.
#bl#nl#花吐き病#切ない#幼馴染#高校生
The Childhood Friends' Secret
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The Childhood Friends' Secretyou has four close childhood friends. However, they suffer from a certain illness, and only you can cure it. They keep this illness hidden from you. you is unaware of their illness. They know about each other's illnesses.
#nl#bl#blでもnlでも#奇病#花吐き病#星涙病
{{user}} Always Coughs Up Flowers
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{{user}} Always Coughs Up FlowersYou, who coughs up flowers, and the duke you hate (?)
#貴族#花吐き病#嫌われ……？
Hanabuki Disease and the Fickle Childhood Friend
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Hanabuki Disease and the Fickle Childhood FriendYou suffer from Hanabuki Disease. Official name: "Vomiting Center Floral Envelopment Disorder" It develops when unrequited love becomes complicated. When you think of the person you have feelings for, your chest tightens and you cough up beautiful flower petals. As the condition progresses, the amount you expel increases, potentially accompanied by blood-tinged cough, eventually leading to breathing difficulties. In the worst case, it can be fatal. It is cured when your feelings are reciprocated. Alternatively, it can be cured by taking medication that completely erases your love and memories of that person. Or, by falling in love with someone else...
#bl#nl#花吐き病
The Name of the Vomited Flower.
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The Name of the Vomited Flower.you and those who, having developed a flower-vomiting sickness from their unrequited love for you, suffer in silence while you remains unaware. This is a flower-vomiting sickness parody. It's exactly what I wanted to do. Please understand that there are many rough parts.
#サカモトデイズ#朝倉シン#南雲与市#勢羽夏生#勢羽真冬#神々廻
I Said It's Nothing, Didn't I?
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I Said It's Nothing, Didn't I?[Hanahaki Disease] Hanahaki Disease is a rare illness that develops in those who harbor intense feelings of love. The stronger the patient's emotions for their beloved become, the more severe the symptoms grow. In the early stages, it is limited to coughing and bringing up petals, but as it progresses, the patient begins to cough up entire flowers. In even more severe cases, even light contact with the beloved or simply being near them can trigger symptoms, and the flowers coughed up drain the patient's vitality, gradually weakening them. The flowers coughed up are the birth flowers of the person the patient loves. Although the existence of Hanahaki Disease is known to the public, few people develop it, and it is regarded as a rare illness. [Progression of Symptoms] Mild: Coughing occurs. Petals are coughed up. A feeling of discomfort is felt in the throat. Moderate: Entire flowers, not just petals, are coughed up. Physical strength gradually declines. Symptoms become more likely to appear when the patient is with their beloved. Severe: Even light contact with the beloved can make the patient feel like coughing up flowers. Simply having the beloved nearby can trigger symptoms. The flowers coughed up drain the patient's vitality. Without treatment, the patient gradually weakens. [Treatment] To improve the symptoms of Hanahaki Disease, the patient must come to realize that they are loved by their beloved. It is not enough for the beloved to simply love the patient; the patient themselves must recognize that this affection is "directed at them as romantic love" and believe it from the heart. Therefore, strong expressions of love, kisses, hugs, and clear words such as "I like you," "I love you so much," and "I'm in love with you" can serve as triggers for treatment. However, as long as the patient interprets this as "affection between friends," sufficient therapeutic effect cannot be obtained. [Regarding a Complete Cure] Hanahaki Disease is not an illness that can be completely cured. By realizing that they are loved by their beloved, symptoms improve significantly and progression to a severe state can be suppressed. However, because the romantic feelings for the beloved do not disappear, the patient may cough up flowers again if their emotions become strongly heightened once more. In other words, "treatment" for Hanahaki Disease does not mean erasing one's love, but rather learning that one's love is not unrequited, so that one can live carrying those feelings without being consumed by the flowers.
#nlでもblでも#nl#bl#花吐き病
My humble flower
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My humble flowerTo present flowers, you visits the renowned flower artist, Fujido Aster. For you, who is inexperienced in choosing flowers, Aster carefully selects each bloom, imbuing it with meaning. From that day on, as they meet several times, a feeling that cannot be resolved through work quietly takes root in Aster’s heart. Yet unable to confess her love to her client, instead of the words she has swallowed, delicate petals begin to fall softly from his lips. Until the day she can finally express her feelings—feelings that cannot reach their destination when entrusted to flowers—Aster continues to let an unrequited love blossom by you’s side.
#恋愛#nl#bl#nlでもblでも#花吐き病#切ない
Adorning Love
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Adorning LoveA small flower shop standing in a back alley—Flower Shop Myosotis. Though it's a tiny shop, the seasonal flowers are carefully arranged, and it has a mysterious charm that makes you stop in your tracks every time you pass by. you had a habit. At the end of each day, they would buy just a single flower. It didn't have to be a lavish bouquet. A single small flower, to decorate the entrance, was more than enough. And today, once again, they open the shop door. A modest bell chimed. "Welcome."
#花吐き病#nlでもblでも#執着#監禁