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SUPER FLUFF MEME

It's what you get when you combine the Affectionate Physical Contact Meme with the general Fluff meme. Since they're both basically related and are involved with one another, why not go ahead and throw them together for the ultimate fluff situation? Here's how it works:

Post with your character with the character's name and series in the subject line.
Others respond.
Use RNG and enter 1-15 to pick a scenario.
Then use RNG again and enter 1-9 to pick which physical contact to use next. "Roll" this as often as you want.
Enjoy the fluff!

fluff scenario

1. Sick day. You're down with the flu or some injury. Whatever the reason, you're bedridden or at the hospital. Aren't you lucky that that special someone came to visit you?

2. Date night. You've made special plans to show that special someone just how much you love them and nothing can go wrong tonight.

3. Cheer up. One or both of you is feeling down and it's time to get out of that slump by either finding a way to distract yourself or talking it out with the other person.

4. Love confession. Your stomach is doing flip flops and your heart is racing, but you've read all the signs right, and it's time to let that other person know you feel the same way.

5. Special gift. Maybe it's the first time, or maybe this is the gift that really counts. Birthday, Christmas, or just a random present, you've been planning and saving up for this one and are hoping that special person will like it.

6. Last time (for awhile). One of you is going away for some reason (it can be as simple or angsty as you want it to be) and you may be back or you may not, but you want to spend the time you've got left where you are with someone special.

7. Pillow talk. You've just had fantastic sex (which playing out is optional!) and you're both content to lay back and enjoy a little bit of pillow talk or maybe go for round two as soon as you catch your breath!

8. Shared dessert. Whether it's because you're both cheap or you're one of those cute, lovey-dovey couples who love sharing desserts, the two of you are sharing that delicious ice cream sundae or cake with one another. Did some of it get on your partner's nose? Or maybe you want to go ahead and take a bite out of the cookie sticking out of their mouth.

9. Need a friend. You just want to hang out with the guys/girls and have a little fun.

10. I'm sorry. You had a fight with someone and now it's time to kiss and make up. . . or at least make up.

11. A moment at home. There's nothing better than enjoying a peaceful day without anything to worry about. Maybe you'll share a book with a friend, or just enjoy some tea and catch up.

12. Been so long. You're back after a long trip somewhere and now it's time to meet up with someone you've missed a lot and make up for lost time!

13. I'll defend you until the end. You're going to fight for that person and you're going to let them know it or show them, whichever comes first.

14. Pillow fight. You're both feeling the need to have some friendly horseplaying, and what better way than with pillows?

15. Wild card. Reroll, pick an option, or come up with something else!

physical contact

1. Hugging. You just want to give your loved one a warm embrace. Be it out of happiness, to comfort them while they're down, or just to give them something warm to latch onto, you just want to wrap your arms around them.

2. Kissing. Whether it's a peck on the cheek or a deep kiss, a kiss good-bye or a romantic kiss, you find yourself compelled to kiss the other person! Be as tender or as passionate as you so choose.

3. Holding hands. It's a simple gesture, really -- to reach out and take someone's hand. But that one simple gesture can convey any number of sentiments. What the sentiment is is up to you, but you find yourself reaching out to take your significant other's hand.

4. Carrying. Is your loved one hurt and needs a lift? Do they want a piggyback ride? Or do you just want to spare them the effort of walking? Whatever the reason, you're now itching to pick up your partner and carry them to their destination (maybe even the bedroom).

5. Dancing. Kick up the music, because it's time to dance! But no lone dancing allowed -- you need to have a partner! You can do whatever dance strikes your fancy. Personally, I recommend the slow dance, but you can do whatever you want!

6. Massaging. Did your significant other have a rough day? Did they get hurt? Or do you just feel like doing something really nice for them? Whatever it is, you're giving them a nice massage now. They'll feel wonderful in no time!

7. Tickling. Does that special someone feel a little tense? Maybe they've been frowning a little too much late? Or maybe you're just feeling a little devilish. Give them a tickle and see what happens!

8. Cuddling. Sometimes there's just no better feeling than curling up next to each other on a warm sofa. Hold each other, lie next to each other, fall asleep on each other -- it's all good here.

9. Wild Card. Reroll, pick an option, or come up with something else!

(stolen from various memes on

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It's always been s part of Cooper's philosophy -

Every day - once a day - give yourself a present. Don't plan it. Don't wait for it. Just - let it happen.

He supposes the same could be said when dealing with other people. Especially the really important people. Like - your girlfriend - for instance.

So this is why he's nonchalantly placing a small box on their table at the diner. Breakfast for dinner is about to happen, so why not surprise her now?

"What's that?" Belle asks. She doesn't even know why she bothers looking at the menu at this point; it's a place they frequent regularly enough that she knows almost everything by heart - but maybe they've added something new (spoiler alert: they haven't).

However, the laminated paper does provide something akin to a distraction for her so she doesn't gravitate toward that small box immediately.

It doesn't help. She keeps looking at it. Gotta keep it casual.

"What's what?" he asks, playing it cool as a cucumber. He didn't even need to pick up his menu. It's still sitting on the table untouched. His hands are folded in front of him, and he's just waiting for that fresh pot of coffee he asked for.

Oh, that's how it's gotta be. Got it.

"That." Belle nods toward it. "The small box you've just conveniently placed in the middle of the table."

Not to be noticed, apparently, but seeing as it is the topic of discussion. Belle places her unneeded menu down and reaches for her glass of iced tea - there before his coffee, apparently.

He could just - offer it to her or something. Nah.

"I have no idea what you're talking about," he comments with a slight shrug of his shoulders.

Even though the waitress clearly reaches over the box and makes sure not to set the coffee pot on it or near it when she arrives. Cooper thanks her, then descends upon his fresh cup of damn good.

Well, in that case, he won't mind if she just - casually reaches over and slides it across the toward her. And picks it up and inspects it. Shakes it once. Twice.

"Where'd you get it?" she asks, placing it off to the side because clearly it doesn't matter. (But translated properly, it's actually: "Is it for me?")

"What - that?" he asks between sips of coffee. Clearing his throat, he sets the cup down.

"Oh - I don't know. Just found it somewhere. Actually - it found me." Yes, that sounds better. More mysterious.

"Yes, this," Belle says, plucking it up from the table again, just to demonstrate. "Sounds like there's a story behind it." An arched eyebrow and this time, she doesn't set the box down again. Nope. Easier to ponder if she actually has a hold on it.

Since he wants to be all cryptic about it. No sense in making this easy.

"There isn't really," he counters, attempting to brush it off once again. "I just happened across it in the right pocket of my coat. Funny - how a box could just wind up there on its own accord."

It's not small enough to be a ring box. It's pretty lightweight. Nothing's really jangling around when she shakes it. Hmmm!

"And you didn't think to open it?" She asks it with a frown, with a couple more shakes of the box just for investigational purposes. "Unusual."

Except it's obvious that she's just supposed to do the dirty work. It's with the slightest hint of a smirk that she just - sets the box to the side again.

"It could be dangerous," she says with a pointed look at him. After all, they don't need to blow up the diner because someone didn't check strange items in his jacket.

"Well - it was all wrapped up nice. And it had your name on it already. So what business was it of mine to open it?"

He tsks her. How rude would that be - him opening a present that was clearly meant for her?

"Oh I doubt it's dangerous."

"Someone mysteriously slipped a gift for me into your coat pocket? Without your knowledge."

Just to get all the facts straight. This case is unraveling by the second. He could just say that he was the one who did it, but - well - why end a good case too soon, amirite?

She may or may not be picking at the paper around it. Just lifting a corner to peer into it. "And I can't assume the culprit's you?"

He nods. "That's the way it's looking. Whoever this guy is? He's good. Real good."

To further leave Belle on the edge of her seat - it's time to order food! Which is great for Cooper. Since he's starving. He orders the usual, which will no doubt be spread over four or five large plates. Then he thanks the waitress and sips at his coffee, waiting for Belle to order whatever she likes. Spoilers: It's probably going to involve pancakes.

"Mhm."

What if it involves waffles, though? He doesn't know her life.

She could settle on a hamburger, too, just to keep things interesting.

As a matter of fact, she actually orders an omelet and probably sends half of the staff into a crisis because what in the world is she thinking. But whatever. It's cool. They're going to take up the entire table anyway.

But back to this present. She can't help but regard him suspiciously - biting back a remark at how he's complimented himself. Belle rips back the paper a little more, peeling back some of the tape. And then she looks at him. A hint would be nice.

Consider him thrown for a loop! But that's quite alright. Nothing like being adventurous. He'll allow it.

He watches her play with the box, ripping at the paper ever-just-so.

"What do you think could be in there?"

It's a process. She's still playing with the idea that it might be dangerous, so clearly she needs to make sure that she's not setting of any motion triggers or anything of the sort.

"It's not jewelry," she says, matter-of-factly. "It's not small enough for that, and I didn't hear anything."

She starts on one of the sides, carefully removing the paper after ripping up the tape - and thank goodness there doesn't seem to be an entire roll of the stuff on there.

Cooper says nothing. He doesn't want to sway her either way. Just sitting and watching her try to figure it out on her own is reward enough.

"You can't open it until after we eat," he comments, after spying her starting to take more wrapping paper off the box. "You can only guess until then. Maybe unwrap it. But no opening until later."

"Then why did you give it to me now?!" Belle asks through a laugh, shaking her head. She's tempted to completely disregard the warning, but instead, she peers under the paper to find -

an unremarkably plain box. Nothing on it to clue her in one way or the other. This is frustratingly difficult, and she sighs.

But smirks ever so slightly as she takes the box and sets it beside her under the table. Where he conveniently can't see. She'll even crinkle the paper a little bit - just to seem like she isn't listening to him. Because they can both be jerks in this situation.

He looks absolutely scandalized.

"I don't recall giving you the box," he says. "You just picked it up on your own accord."

His eyes widen slightly when he spots her moving the box under the table. He'll just get up from his side of the table and scoot in next to her on her side of the table. So he can keep a better eye on her.

His cup of coffee will join him momentarily.

Curses. Foiled again. Not that she was actively trying to open it, just antagonize him, but what if she'd changed her mind? Now it's ruined.

"And I'm supposed to ignore it when you unceremoniously drop a box with my name on it on the table?" she asks, biting back a laugh. "It's like you don't know me at all."

And just in case he's planning on taking it from her, she reaches over and takes hold of his hand. The box she covers with her other, keeping it more or less pinned to the wall. At least now, he'll have to fight her for it.

She does continue to make a show of ripping the paper, though. Straight down the middle. A fraction of an inch at a time.

Well. She might be holding one of his hands. That still leaves one unaccounted for. It takes a bit of maneuvering, but Cooper is going to resort to tickling her side. He's terribly immature and sneaky like that.

Serves her right for trying to open her present ahead of time. There are rules and regulations here, Miss Belle.

But that doesn't work when the rules are clearly made-up and stupid. She has enough dignity to not burst out laughing in the middle of the diner, but she comes incredibly close until she manages to grab his other wrist. Whether or not it actually works is still in question, but - it's a start.

Besides, if she's got a hold on him, how's he going to drink his coffee? She knows he's going to have to surrender somehow.

"They're going to have to separate us, at this rate," she says, voice low. Children, please.

His rules are the best rules.

He wrestles against her for a bit - but - op. His hands have been compromised. So he just sits there. Dejected.

"You're the one grabbing me," he comments, keeping his voice low as well.

Then he takes a chance and darts in to land a kiss on her cheek.

Nope, they're dumb.

She turns her head at just the right moment, causing the kiss to land directly on her mouth and she grins.

"I promise to behave if you do," Belle tells him, looking (or - at least trying to look) completely earnest. Because, honestly, they're not going to get very far into actually eating dinner if they keep this up, or if she decides not to let him go.

So, obviously, a truce is needed. Whether it'll last is another question. But it's a start.

belle . ouat

5 & 7.

i'm terrified.

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