[ oh no, oh baby, don't make him go on a rant about how work is SHIT. he only started because he had to and now he's trapped in that hamster wheel (that rakes in a shit ton of money); no slowing down in sight, at least not in the near future.
at some point in life he must have felt the same as Yuji. must have or else he wouldn't be where is he now. regrets? hush, that's not a topic for company as charming as this boy. ]
[ Yuji looks away, a little sheepish - it's embarrassing, to lay himself bare as he sits next to a relative stranger, his cheeks going red. He feels sheepish, especially when he thinks Nanami-san is so cool and interesting, that his own experiences are a little...
Well. Pathetic is a word, isn't it? ]
I'm an orphan, so I didn't get to do a lot of exciting things as a kid, and now I'm so busy that it kind of feels like I'm just floating along until I figure it out. You seem really cool and put together, so of course it's fascinating to see someone like that up close.
You're very kind, but I'm quite boring, I assure you.
[ Nanami doesn't consider himself particularly cool or interesting - the side-effects of more or less growing up alongside one Gojo Satoru - so he doesn't take the small signs of interest from Itadori serious. interest is just a fleeting fancy at these kinds of parties. as soon as they part ways, Nanami is sure the boy will forget this conversation. ]
If you would take a piece of advice from a relative stranger, however, I'd suggest you take some time and figure out what you want for yourself. Being that busy without having an idea why you're doing it can be exhausting, and you're too young to burn out already.
[ Yuji finds him fascinating. This cool, adult male who doesn't seem totally wrapped up in the silly things like Gojo-san was, no matter how Fushiguro supported him. He seems put together, and strong, and the fact that he's been so kind to Yuji isn't something he'd forget.
Leaning back, he hums a little, nodding his head. ]
Right now... It's the only way I can survive. If I stop working or lose my grades I'll be kicked out! So it's fine for now.
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[ maybe it's better to get the suffering out of the way during one's youth when there's more resilience and a higher chance at bouncing back. what's remarkable is how cheerful this young man seems to be despite everything.
before Nanami can say anything else, another man joins them. black hair, black suit, glasses slightly askew on his narrow nose, looking utterly hassled, perhaps near tears as he approaches them with a breathless 'Nanami-san!'. ]
Ah, there you are. I thought you'd ditched me for Ieiri-san again.
[ Nanami rises to his feet to the sound of Ijichi's soft complaints about Gojo and Ieiri. it gets a soft laugh out of Nanami, not entirely unsympathetic, but he knows his PA actually enjoys being harassed by the other two. ]
Young man, it was a pleasure, but I must take my leave now before I turn into a pumpkin.
[ he gives Yuji's shoulder a firm pat, and throws a casual 'don't die from exhaustion, and finish uni, ok?' over his shoulder. ]
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at some point in life he must have felt the same as Yuji. must have or else he wouldn't be where is he now. regrets? hush, that's not a topic for company as charming as this boy. ]
Someone like you?
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[ Yuji looks away, a little sheepish - it's embarrassing, to lay himself bare as he sits next to a relative stranger, his cheeks going red. He feels sheepish, especially when he thinks Nanami-san is so cool and interesting, that his own experiences are a little...
Well. Pathetic is a word, isn't it? ]
I'm an orphan, so I didn't get to do a lot of exciting things as a kid, and now I'm so busy that it kind of feels like I'm just floating along until I figure it out. You seem really cool and put together, so of course it's fascinating to see someone like that up close.
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[ Nanami doesn't consider himself particularly cool or interesting - the side-effects of more or less growing up alongside one Gojo Satoru - so he doesn't take the small signs of interest from Itadori serious. interest is just a fleeting fancy at these kinds of parties. as soon as they part ways, Nanami is sure the boy will forget this conversation. ]
If you would take a piece of advice from a relative stranger, however, I'd suggest you take some time and figure out what you want for yourself. Being that busy without having an idea why you're doing it can be exhausting, and you're too young to burn out already.
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[ Yuji finds him fascinating. This cool, adult male who doesn't seem totally wrapped up in the silly things like Gojo-san was, no matter how Fushiguro supported him. He seems put together, and strong, and the fact that he's been so kind to Yuji isn't something he'd forget.
Leaning back, he hums a little, nodding his head. ]
Right now... It's the only way I can survive. If I stop working or lose my grades I'll be kicked out! So it's fine for now.
that icon 👀👀👀 - wrapping this up so we can move on to the date or something established😏
[ maybe it's better to get the suffering out of the way during one's youth when there's more resilience and a higher chance at bouncing back. what's remarkable is how cheerful this young man seems to be despite everything.
before Nanami can say anything else, another man joins them. black hair, black suit, glasses slightly askew on his narrow nose, looking utterly hassled, perhaps near tears as he approaches them with a breathless 'Nanami-san!'. ]
Ah, there you are. I thought you'd ditched me for Ieiri-san again.
[ Nanami rises to his feet to the sound of Ijichi's soft complaints about Gojo and Ieiri. it gets a soft laugh out of Nanami, not entirely unsympathetic, but he knows his PA actually enjoys being harassed by the other two. ]
Young man, it was a pleasure, but I must take my leave now before I turn into a pumpkin.
[ he gives Yuji's shoulder a firm pat, and throws a casual 'don't die from exhaustion, and finish uni, ok?' over his shoulder. ]