arranged (based on the show)— the modern world would like to think that the ways of arranged marriage are old and outdated, but some cultures and some families still do practice this in their communities. many generations grow up in families where the parents where arranged to be married, and so on. the time has come for a new couple to be arranged and it’s even tougher to now begin a life with a person you’re maybe not that familiar with, you may not even like or get along with, and have to adapt your life to whatever standards your culture or family has had in their ancestry for so long. and adapting to somebody else’s too. and when divorce is the most frowned upon thing....nobody really wants to give up on a marriage if if can be saved right? even if you hate each other a little? or a lot? the hard part comes in figuring out as a couple how you’ll adapt to each other and each other’s family and continue the rules that have been seemingly written in stone, or whether you’ll make your own rules.

married at first sight (based on the show!) — not everybody finds their true love, even though they so desperately want it. so a group of single people have gotten together and agreed to be coupled together by specialists. the thing is, they won’t find out who they’re going to be coupled with until their wedding day, when they will finally meet each other at the alter. it seems all great on the day of the wedding and first few days of the honeymoon, but they’re legally married now. that means they’ll have to move in together, somebody might have to give up a job, possibly moving into a different state, figuring out each other’s personalities and of course, dealing with each other’s in-laws. the first year of marriage is the hardest—and that’s the time frame to fall in love and truly develop a relationship. in one year, the couple will meet again with the specialists to determine if they want to continue the marriage, or get a divorce.  

so a plot based off relationship goals by vanessa white because i’m obsessed— muse a and muse b are both celebs in hollywood, but neither really has a good reputation. muse a is controversial for being sexy, from her songs to her videos, to the amount of people she’s dated while being in the spotlight. despite being slut shamed nearly everyday, she’s kept her head high and has been active in promoting for equality in the industry and society. muse b isn’t much better, branded a mysterious bad boy by the media for his party boy ways and habits of always being at some club with a different girl every night. nobody knows that every woman he’s ever slept with has been treated with respect and her privacy has always been protected, after all his parents taught him better. so when they happen to bump into each other at an event and start seeing each other, the media bursts into thinking they’re just another hollywood couple disaster bound to happen—cheating, lying, the works. BUT. it’s the opposite. muse a and muse b have one of the most open, honest and envied relationships around—because what the media doesn’t know is that they’re actually decent people despite the image they put off, so even though there’s pressure and they both fight, in the end both only have eyes for each other. and suddenly they’re relationship goals for about everybody.

i know you don’t care too much, but i still care.

idk but listen the literal ANGST this turns into hurt my very soul—imagine a fighting with b’s family when they finally find their house and they get so loud that b comes downstairs and a nearly cries because b looks so weak and sad and they blame themselves for this because if they hadn’t been a dick then maybe a wouldn’t be sick AND THEN B DOESN’T EVEN SEEM TO CARE THAT A IS LOOKING FOR THEM and imagine them having to rebuild their relationship all over again and the yelling and the i’m sorry’s and fuck man fuck fuck FUCK this is sad i love it 

lullabies;;

muse a and muse b have been friends for a couple of years—met by accident when muse a spilled their own coffee on the other on a rainy day. sparks flew and they dated for quite a while before muse b broke things off, but both still maintaining a strong friendship regardless of the fact that muse a’s heart was broken and still longed for muse b. muse b reenters the dating scene and muse a’s apartment quickly becomes the place to meet up and discuss one of many dating failures and life events. eventually muse b does find somebody they like for the long haul but muse a watches their friend become a shell of who they used to be, clearly being changed by their new partner. when said partner bursts into muse a’s apartment, furious by muse a&b’s friendship, muse a—fed up and frustrated by how this person has changed the person they fell in love with—stands up for them self, letting their true feelings be known—that they’ve never stopped loving muse b, that they will never know muse b the way muse a knows them, how they’ve spent every day for months pining for a love that is no longer. muse b is caught off guard, but defends their partner and shuts muse a down, and their friendship falls apart that very day.

months later, muse b is single and miserable and has spent all of their time looking for muse a, who cut off all communication after the argument and even moved. when they finally find muse a again, they want them back—in a relationship like they had so long ago. but it’s clear they’re going to have to make muse a fall in love with them all over again—and they have to fall in love with muse a all over again too.

let's not fall in love ;; muse a and muse b have been off and on flirting for as long as anybody can remember, but nobody's ever made the move to say 'let's date, i like you' yet and muse a is increasingly frustrated by muse b's shrugging off when asked if they have any romantic feelings for muse a. truth is, muse b has been head over heels for muse a since the day they met—but is plagued by the feeling of not being good enough, terrified of breaking muse a's heart and ruining the only good thing in their life at the moment. it's easier to remain friends they think—until muse a gets tired of waiting and moves on, breaking muse b's heart. it'a time for muse b to make a decision: will they fight for the person they truly love, or push them away to save the both of them from hurt?

because teacher x teacher plots are amazing.