A series of short, semi-related one-shots exploring the pain that is /r9k/Elsa.
>tfw little sister wants to hang out with you all the time >tfw you're a depressed, NEET shut-in that just wants to be left alone >tfw you can see she genuinely loves you >tfw she always makes time for you no matter what >tfw she smiles even if you tell her to go away >tfw she just sits on your bed even if you don't talk to her just so she can be near you >tfw she always tells you about her day >tfw she loves you >tfw she loves you >tfw she loves you >tfw too far gone to show her how much she means to you in return >tfw it doesn't matter to her, she loves you for who you are
I'm fucking crying, /r9k/. She was in my room for three hours just reading and telling me about stuff. I can still feel her hand on my shoulder where she squeezed it before she went to bed. I can't handle these feels anymore, /r9k/. I just want to do good by her.
I do remember the time I was so genuinely overwhelmed at life. That was when I encountered this beautiful story with plots I never knew could exist. Discovering this was like having a-whole-new-world experience. It's distinct from every story I've read before - and is disattached from its source material. It maybe angsty but having the chance to read this had provided me a little entertainment after a setback. Now on its 5th year since its first chapter release, I suddenly have the urge to read the story again since it's also the year Frozen 2 will come out. This work is significant to me because it truly inspired me to create wlw themed fanfictions at least in my head and write story prompts whenever I can.
The Fucking Feels It's been years since I wanted to read /r9k/Elsa, and for reasons I waited all this time to read it. And lord, what a rollercoaster. I wouldn't say the fic was perfect, because it wasn't. A couple things bugged me off at the begining (namely, ). But once you get passed this, oml, it never stops. I wanted to rip my fucking guts out for 200 pages, and the feeling's still there. About the end, In all honesty, I don't think I can ever get used to this much angst. But god is it cathartic. And since this is the main reason why I read /r9k/Elsa, well, it's a 5/5. Now I'm off trying to gather the broken pieces of my heart I lost along the way, and hopefully the next Frozen fic I read won't be that harsh. Or maybe I want it to be. This review sucks I'm sorry