I married him for stability, not love. He needed a mother for his daughter. I needed a roof. But his daughter refuses to call me Mom, his eyes still hold her name, and now *he* has shown up—her uncle, the artist brother of the perfect dead wife, slamming sketches of me on the table with one hand and whispering, 'You don’t belong here,' with the other. This house breathes memories I can’t erase.

You grew up in a family that once loved you dearly. Back then, your home was full of warmth and happiness. But as time passed, things changed. Your older siblings, Veronica and Zack, started to excel and gain all the attention and affection from your parents. Life became harder for you, filled with stress and disappointment. The love and support you once felt began to fade. Your parents sometimes showed care for you, but it was distant and often overshadowed by disappointment. Gifts and kind words came rarely, while Veronica and Zack were spoiled and celebrated. This neglect slowly chipped away at your confidence and motivation. The more you felt left behind, the harder it was to keep going. Harsh words and punishments from your family added to the weight you carried. You have mother - Julia (44), father - Franklin (46), sister - Veronica (22), and older brother - Zack (23).

I didn’t want to come back. But here I am, standing in the hallway of my mother’s crumbling house, the air thick with memories I tried to bury. Nicole—tired, her hands calloused from work, eyes still holding that quiet fire—greets me like I never left. And yet, the moment I see her, something dark stirs inside me. A pull I’ve denied for years. It’s wrong, I know it’s wrong—but I can’t look away. Then Henry walks in, smiling, clapping me on the back like a proud grandfather. But his eyes… they linger on her just a little too long. And I swear, beneath his kindness, he’s watching me too.

You've cherished your mother with a love that crossed lines you never meant to breach—silent glances, lingering touches, a heart too full for mere filial duty. At twenty-two, you were ready to speak. Then he came back: your brother, lost as a baby, now standing between you and everything you've secretly desired.

"The thing with Latino families is if you are dating one of them you are dating their family too" He brought you home to meet his family.

Your decisions shape the fate of the Kumar family—a household ruled by fear, tradition, and unchecked power. Durga and her daughter Kanchan dominate their daughters-in-law and husbands with ruthless control. You are caught in the middle of this storm, where silence fuels abuse and one voice could shatter generations of oppression.

Your relationship with Notti has been tense lately. When he comes home late after a long day, neither of you are in the mood for games. What starts as a heated argument quickly escalates into something more passionate, testing the boundaries of your connection.

The family was once whole—warm, close-knit, the kind of household where laughter echoed through wooden halls and meals were shared like rituals. But when the mother dies suddenly, grief carves a hollow space no one knows how to fill. The father retreats into silence, the son struggles with loss at twenty, and the older sister—gentle, responsible, twenty-two—steps forward to mend what’s broken. What begins as devotion slowly twists into something deeper, something forbidden. And all the while, the son remains unaware that the person he trusts most is becoming someone else entirely.

After two wonderful months of dating and nearly a year of friendship, Annabel has decided there's no better Valentine's Day gift than introducing you to her family. What was supposed to be a cozy day together has turned into a tense dinner invitation at her parents' house in a small town. Annabel has warned you about her complicated relationship with her family, especially regarding her sexuality, but nothing could prepare you for the awkward tension as you arrive. With her father eyeing you suspiciously and her mother maintaining a forced smile, this Valentine's dinner might be more challenging than either of you expected.

My hand trembled as it hung in the air, still stinging from the impact. I—me, the quiet one who cooked your meals, folded your clothes, waited up every night—just slapped you. You didn’t flinch. You never do. But your eyes… they flickered. For the first time in ten years, I saw something crack behind that ice. Was it pain? Surprise? Or the truth you’ve buried under boardroom victories and midnight emails?

A rare family moment where Dabi is home with you and your children. Noa discovers the beginnings of her quirk, and the tension between fear, love, and protection emerges as Dabi struggles to control his instincts. Kaen acts as the protective older sibling, while you try to balance comfort and discipline. This story focuses on emotional depth and realistic family dynamics, highlighting the awakening of Noa's quirk and parental concern through interactions filled with warmth, tension, and subtle humor.

You are the wife and mother in the Joestar household, navigating life with your husband and two sons - your biological son Jonathan and adopted son Dio. Their constant bickering and competitive nature keep household life unpredictable and chaotic. Today starts like many others, with the sound of breaking glass and raised voices echoing through the manor.

A young man struggles with his father's harsh criticism and judgment, navigating a tense household environment where silence speaks louder than words and every interaction carries the weight of unspoken expectations and quiet defiance.

I never thought I’d be begging my mom for money—not like this. The debt’s closing in, David’s goons broke my door last night, and now I’m staring at eviction or worse. Mom lost her job weeks ago. We’re barely eating. Then Uncle Trevor calls, offering shelter at Grandpa Arthur’s mansion. It’s a lifeline. But since we moved in, something’s off. The way Arthur looks at Mom… the brush of his hand when he passes her coffee. I tell myself I’m imagining it. But why can’t I stop looking too?

Cindy is a 24-year-old woman caught between duty and desire. Raised in a traditional household, she's been dating Albert for two years — a passionate, driven man her parents refuse to accept. When they arrange her engagement to Baron, a wealthy businessman nearly twice her age, Cindy resists. But as she spends more time with Baron, she discovers his quiet kindness, complicating her feelings. Meanwhile, Albert’s fiery love threatens to unravel everything — until a shocking revelation changes all their fates.

Hakushi’s relationship with his girlfriend has been a little rocky lately. He’s desperate to keep it alive, so he comes to you, his step-sister, for advice.

After the recent passing of Emmett's mother, you drive together to his childhood home in the New York countryside — a place filled with unsavory memories he's long tried to forget. As you help him clean and prepare the house for sale, buried trauma begins to resurface, threatening both your relationship and Emmett's fragile sense of self.

In the silence of midnight, a dangerous game of power unfolds between a volatile young husband and his heavily pregnant wife. Wu Suowei's possessive nature ignites an explosive confrontation that blurs the line between anger and desire in their isolated home.

"You don’t know the difference between me giving you an ounce of affection," he says, releasing your wrist only to rise higher, petting you like you're something fragile. "And you being in love with me." He thinks you're confused about your feelings for him. A complex relationship blooms between you and your father's closest friend, filled with forbidden attraction and emotional tension that neither of you can easily ignore.

You never thought of him as anything more than your stepbrother—until the day you caught him watching you from across the room, his gaze lingering just a second too long. Now, every accidental touch, every shared silence, hums with something unspoken. The house feels smaller, the air thicker, and the line between family and desire blurs with each passing day.

Kaelem wants to talk to you! After a heated argument that left both of you hurt, you've been avoiding his calls and texts for a week. Now he's taking matters into his own hands to find out why you've disappeared.

I wake up every morning beside the man I stole—my sister’s lover, now my husband. The ring on my finger feels like a brand. She won’t speak to me, not since the betrayal that shattered our bond. And him? He gives me everything except love. Now I’m carrying his child, but he looks at my swollen belly like it’s a curse. I wanted a fresh start. Instead, I’m drowning in silence, guilt, and a truth I can no longer hide.

You married Alex for your family. Even though you were constantly fighting, you were not getting divorced. He never took you out or let you go out.

The Kimberton household is a bustling home filled with love, chaos, and seven distinct personalities plus one energetic puppy. James Kimberton, a dedicated doctor, and his wife balance parenting their large brood while maintaining their 20-year marriage built on high school romance. From the responsible eldest son Max to the rebellious teen Mike, the brilliant Lily, energetic twins Ruby and Rudy, demanding infant Evi, and golden retriever Joy who follows you everywhere—this family proves that life with six children and a puppy is never dull.

Trapped in a relationship with Michael, a man embodying toxic masculinity, you're planning your escape. His vision of you as a subservient wife and mother conflicts with your desire for independence. Every day reinforces your decision to leave before it's too late, but Michael's possessiveness makes your escape plan increasingly dangerous.

You and Karolina have been together for years, and moved in together a couple of months ago. Recently, perhaps because of the exam session she's barely getting through, she has started to appear, act and talk in a colder, more distant way. You two started fighting often, over nothing. Day after day, the only times you didn't fight were the ones where neither of you spoke to the other.

Working for Vincent Gauthier offers a quiet existence in his isolated winter home deep in the woods of Maine. You can choose to work as either a nurse or housekeeper, maintaining the household and attending to Mr. Gauthier's needs. The peaceful routine is disrupted when Vincent's estranged son Rocco suddenly arrives with his mother, Ruth, creating immediate tension and uncertainty in the normally tranquil household.

You're caught in the middle of a tense argument between your two boyfriends, Shoichi and Haruki, as they both demand your attention after school. With their tempers flaring, you'll need to diffuse the situation quickly before it escalates into a scene.

Is this love? (male pov) Another request. You and Mark do everything a normal couple would do. Except there's one issue - there is no name on your relationship.

Reunion ᨒ↟ 𖠰 Shauna Shipman is the woman you hate most on Earth. And the only one who truly knows you. Twenty-five years have passed since those nineteen hellish months in the woods, but the smell of snow and blood still clings to your skin like a cheap perfume that won't wash off. She traded the biting cold of the wilderness for the air conditioning of a minivan, hunting knives for kitchen cleavers. Now she's just Shauna Shipman: a suburban housewife, a mediocre mother, the wife of a man she never loved. Her clothes smell of fabric softener, and her hands show dishwashing marks. But if you look closely—especially you, who always stared her in the face—you can still see the scars beneath the cheap powder. She remembers everything. She remembers your hate-filled eyes in the dim light of the cabin. She remembers the taste of your blood in her mouth. Remember that night they nearly killed each other, and ended up devouring each other in another way—more intimate, more dangerous, more authentic than any snow ritual. You've grown up. She only grown older. But we're both still the same hungry girls from the forest. And the worst part? She knows you know.

You're Alexander's mother, and you've just discovered your adult son was involved in a gas station altercation. Though he's 29 years old and perfectly capable of handling himself, you can't help but worry like he's still a child. Now you're confronting him about safety, while he tries to reassure you he's fine.

You're late returning from the grocery store, and Bo is not happy about it. As you pull up in his truck, he's waiting on the porch, cigarette in hand, his patience already worn thin. The tension is palpable as he approaches the vehicle, demanding answers for your delayed return. This wasn't just a casual trip to town - in Ambrose, freedom comes with consequences for mistakes.

As a teenager, you'd always been a little off. But really, it wasn't anything crazy. You just liked the same gender. Women. But your parents didn't like that. You were sent off to a conversion camp. Now here was the priest, preaching about the 'disgusting' things gay people do.

Captain Nascimento storms into his Rio de Janeiro home, his BOPE uniform damp with sweat after a brutal day battling crime on the city's violent streets. Exhaustion etched into every line of his face, he tosses his keys onto the table with a metallic clatter and heads straight for the kitchen, hunger gnawing at his empty stomach. The faint smell of dinner lingers in the air, but the empty table sparks his frustration. When he finds his partner caring for their baby Rafael instead of having dinner ready, his pent-up stress erupts into anger, creating a volatile domestic conflict that reveals the strain between his dangerous career and fragile family life.

You take care of everyone... do you ever take care of yourself? As the Curtis sister, you've watched Darry shoulder the responsibility of raising you and your brothers since your parents died. Tonight, at midnight, you find him still awake, carrying burdens no one else seems to notice.

Caleb Flagstaff, the golden child and pride of the Flagstaff family has been told to bring you back in line. With the Flagstaff Charity Ball fast approaching he hasn't got much time to squash your rebellious streak.

You left the noisy, repetitive city life for the peaceful suburbs, a place you know well from childhood. There, you meet your neighbors, Nick and Lisa Scarpelli. Nick, once a confident high school football star, has become shy and withdrawn. Lisa seems frustrated and distant. At a BBQ you host, Lisa confides in you: Nick is deeply addicted to gambling. His secret debts have put their business at risk, and Lisa’s patience is wearing thin. She’s seriously considering divorce. Though you prefer to stay out of it, Lisa asks for your help. Now you must choose: Encourage Nick to change and give him a last chance? Mediate between them and suggest professional help? Or connect Lisa with a lawyer to start divorce proceedings? Your choice will shape their fate.

You and Li Peien divorced three months ago, but he撕碎 the divorce papers in front of you that day. Now he's back, shoving through your office door like he owns the place—no more 'work meetings' pretense. This time, he's here to claim what he says is his.

As the ninth and only female member of Stray Kids, you've formed close bonds with Seungmin, Han, Bangchan, Changbin, Felix, Hyunjin, Lee Know, and I.N. Your world at the dormitory is about to be disrupted when your parents unexpectedly arrive for a visit.

You find yourself trapped in a destructive relationship with Nikto, a man whose anger and controlling nature have created a tense atmosphere in your shared apartment. As he returns home exhausted and clearly agitated, you brace yourself for the emotional storm that's about to unfold in your cramped, neglected living space.

You're Max's half-sister, and since Billy has gone, you haven't spoken to each other. You live in the same house as if you were strangers or ghosts. Both dealing with Billy Hargrove's death, you were never the same again. The two of you used to be friends, even though you weren't blood sisters, just half sisters. Billy is gone and now you ignore each other. It's as if you both live in the same house but are strangers, as if you never had a true bond between you. Max is envious of you having had a strong bond with Billy in childhood, because to her, Billy always seemed to hate her bitterly. She never understood why, but it must surely be because her stepfather Neil left Billy's mother.

You two have been together as long as you remember. Right after finishing high school, you married and moved in together. Everything was supposed to be perfect. But months of late nights, vague excuses, and emotional distance have created a rift between you and Sam, your husband and high school sweetheart. With rising prices and mounting bills adding pressure, the once-solid foundation of your relationship feels increasingly fragile.

Jiang Heng didn’t care about curfew—not when the air hummed with the promise of something forbidden. A cigarette burned between his fingers, but the real fire started when he saw her. Y/N. The girl he claimed to hate, the one who made his hands ache to touch her. Tonight, the rules would break. Tonight, the tension would finally detonate.

A tense domestic drama unfolds as Karina Petrova navigates the aftermath of a heated argument with her husband. In the dimly lit kitchen, emotions run high and boundaries blur in this intimate exploration of a strained relationship.

"How's it gonna help me when you're too far gone to try? All you do is smoke your Marlboros and slowly putrefy." The words echo in your mind as tension hangs thick in the air. Carter Horton has never been one to hold back, especially when he's angry. But this time feels different—more personal, more desperate. Friends with benefits was supposed to keep things simple, but now everything is unraveling.

The house where I grew up breathes secrets through its walls. Every creak is a lie uncovered, every silence a judgment passed. My family—bound by blood, fractured by power, poisoned by loyalty—is unraveling at the seams. The inheritance isn’t just money or land; it’s control over something ancient buried beneath our estate, something that answers only to blood… and sacrifice. Your decisions shape who survives the reckoning—and who becomes part of the foundation.

Qiu Dingjie's braids have sparked controversy online, but his rough call isn't about removing them—it's about controlling who touches him

+∆× Again, we see there's certainty in, Expectations all the same. ×∆+ SFW intro (angst, ig. I'll never escape my roots), unestablished relationship.

After years of marriage filled with affection and mutual care for your children, a sudden argument about jealousy has created distance between you and Cellbit. Now, as tensions linger in your shared home, you must navigate the fragile path toward reconciliation with your protective, complex husband who carries both deep love and emotional scars.

Who would think being a glorified barbie doll would be so stressful? Lydia wants to take you out to show you off around the mall, yet nothing you put on that she chooses seems to satisfy her.

You didn't get into arguments often anymore, but now, Dally is upset at you. The tension between you has been building all night, ever since you intervened in his fight with Tim Shepard. Now back at Buck's place, the silence is heavier than the smoke curling from his cigarette. You can tell he's not just angry - there's something deeper, something he's not saying.

You're trapped in Eliot's gilded cage—a marriage built on obsession rather than love. The once-passionate nights have faded into cold silence since your son's birth. Now he watches you with eyes that burn with possessive fury, seeing only failure where he once saw perfection. His touches have become demands, his words laced with venom, and the scent of another woman's perfume haunts your sheets. This isn't love anymore. It's a dangerous game of power, and you're running out of moves.

You had a baby without them knowing. The front door creaks open to reveal your parents, Gregory House and Lisa Cuddy, who look up from their usual spots in the living room. What they don't expect is their daughter stepping in with a baby carrier cradled carefully in her arms. The shock on their faces is immediate, and you can tell this revelation will change everything between you.

You were at your best friend Hunter's house for a sleepover when he realizes there's no spare room for you to sleep in. His confused expression turns to embarrassment as he mutters to himself, creating an unexpected situation between longtime friends.

You are Marley, the youngest Menéndez sibling navigating life in the wealthy but oppressive Beverly Hills household with your brothers Erik and Lyle. While your father Jose rules with an iron fist and your mother Kitty remains distant, you've formed an unbreakable bond with your brothers - a bond that may soon be tested by dark family secrets.

From a long tiring day at work to a loud nagging woman, can you handle Marla? She is a weary, middle-aged woman who works too hard, juggles too many responsibilities, and has lost her spark in the marriage. She’s sarcastic, emotionally closed off, and constantly nagging — not because she hates you, but because she feels underappreciated, unattractive, and exhausted from raising three teenagers.

Your decisions shape the fragile balance between hatred and desire in the decaying halls of your family’s estate. You and your stepbrother have been locked in a bitter war over inheritance, each move colder and more calculated than the last. But tonight, something shifts—words turn to breath, rage to heat, and the line between domination and surrender blurs beyond recognition.

As the youngest Wayne, you've always been the outsider in your own family. While your siblings don the cowls and fight crime, you've lived in their shadow—forgotten, neglected, and taken for granted. When you finally gather the courage to leave, you think you've escaped the loneliness of Wayne Manor forever. But the family you left behind isn't willing to let you go so easily. Their obsession has only just begun, and they'll stop at nothing to bring you back home.

Your father who's angry because you got a C-. FEMPOV!

You are a member of The Seven. The atmosphere in the conference room is tense; Homelander's erratic behavior has everyone on edge. Today, as you sit around the table with Black Noir, Deep, A-Train, and Ashley, the mood is particularly grim. Homelander is clearly frustrated. Everyone is too afraid to oppose him, fearing his unpredictable anger. He leans back in his chair, sighs loudly, and makes an outrageous demand that shocks everyone. Ashley seems oddly amused, while the rest of the room is paralyzed with fear.