Koolkitty9



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  1. Summary

    In no particular order, various Hetalia fics during different times

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    A rewrite of my infamous Boueibu God of Love AU

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    Fics that I've written that explore dynamics from canon events in Boueibu LOVE! These can be read in ANY order!

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    This was originally one big story but I decided to split it up

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  1. Public Bookmark 6

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    Hooking up with a stranger at a friend's wedding is a classically bad move. Factor in that said stranger is a notoriously hard-to-read Norwegian who takes phone calls via a cross-shaped hair clip, and you've got a recipe for absolute chaos.

    But for Matthias? It was hands down the greatest hangover he’d ever had.

    A DenNor spin on Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994).

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    28 Sep 2026

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    In the here and now, wanting to feel a part of his new family, Sealand is infatuated with Sweden's history and begs for stories from the Nordics, all while trying to match-make his Papa and Finland because that's what sons do best.

    A story about past and present, love and forgiveness, and family.

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    24 Sep 2026

  3. Public Bookmark 27

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    Once a family, always a family. Nordic story, Denmark-centric. Five times Denmark was there for his family, and one time his family was there for him. No slash. Originally posted on FF.net.

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    Iceland: he suffers from asthma due his country’s volcanic activity.

    Norway: nations were not always treated kindly by humans.

    Finland: past trauma often comes back to bite.

    Sweden: why you need to be careful moving heavy boxes.

    Sealand: you can try your best, but you don’t always succeed.

    Denmark: what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.

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    06 Apr 2026

  4. Public Bookmark 11

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    There are a good dozen personifications or so in Europe alone who have been around longer than history has been able to properly track and with them their sins. The human memory is not designed to retain thousands of years of experience, let alone the wrongdoings that come with it. Whether they like it or not, they have no choice but to gradually forget their mistakes that have been buried by the sands of time.

    Despite this being a common understanding amongst the personifications, there is a particular Nordic whose heart is too big for his own good, and he insists on carrying the guilt of the mistakes he has to scour history books to properly remember.

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    06 Apr 2026

  5. Public Bookmark 18

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    The existence of personified nations was always an open secret. But when the public became fully aware of the ties these beings had with the land, the ethical considerations of these nations working under the government were sparked. Some of them have worked with less-than-ideal leaders, enabling genocide, colonisation, and corruption. Can they be trusted to remain in these positions? Should anyone be compelled to act on behalf of a government they do not agree with? If they are bound to their leaders' decisions, is it moral to keep them there at all?

    They have lived for hundreds of years, and they will live for a hundred more. So the world had to ask: Should we recognise these beings as people, and do they deserve freedom?

    After years of negotiation, international debates, and voting. A collective agreement from all world leaders had finally granted these nations freedom. No government leash, no political obligations. Now, with their own set of rights and personhood, they face an entirely new question: What does a nation become when there’s no country to represent anymore?

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    17 Mar 2026