snow! ❄️

noticed the deficiency of kisses in my art so I had to fix it immediately

IT TOOK TWO

He’s gonna drop him..

Rules:

- Use #dnfgizmodtiys or tag me!!!

- Open to artists AND writers!

- Can add whatever you’d like, just make sure it’s that pose!

- No time limit!

- Don’t trace mines or anyone’s creation, please be creative!

Have fun! (i’ll maybe do three winners or something, not sure yet!) 💙

dnf cuddles

MEET THE KENS 💃💃🕺💃🕺🕺🕺

More fluff blob content WIP

https://archiveofourown.org/works/47921839

george not streamer

by anonymous

Rated T, 13.4k words

Tags: Established Relationship, Fluff, Alternate Timelines, Non-Famous AU

"DREAM @dreamsecretclub i didn’t think i would ever have to clarify this and i almost didn’t bc i shouldn’t have to. i use the word partner to protect the privacy of who i date. i don’t use it to be ambiguous or try to trick anyone (1/3)" au where george never ended up as a streamer

Gently planted kisses

THEM

this time I drew gogy a lot

Everyone is a dnfer.

Vroom vroom! 🚙

Do u know the name of the fic where George pretends he’s Dream’s boyfriend to Simon (and it ends up blowing up in his face?)

String Me Along (one more time) by BirbWatcher

George doesn’t think it’s the worst lie in the world when his hairdresser assumes that Dream is his boyfriend. It can’t hurt to go along with it, right? He’s had a crush on Dream forever anyway, so what’s the worst that can happen?

“Third Wheel”

DNF from Sapnap’s perspective: a fluffy drabble.

People often ask Sapnap if it gets annoying, being the “third wheel” to Dream and George, but he really doesn’t see it that way.

Sapnap loves that his friends are in love.

He loves that George smiles every time he looks at Dream, that he smiles with his whole face, smiles so big his cheeks glow. He loves that George makes Dream confident, that he brings out his bubbly side, makes him hum to himself and dance around the kitchen, even when there’s no music playing. He loves watching Dream dote on George, always wiping something off his face or smoothing his hair, his hands always hovering over his back like he needs to be sure George is there.

He loves that they’re sappy, sometimes, when they get a quiet moment to themselves, and Sapnap just pretends he isn’t smiling giddily while he watches them share whispers and kisses down the hall. He loves even more that they’re usually not sappy, that they still bicker, jokingly, and George still gets flustered and tells Dream to stop when he makes one too many flirtatious jokes.

But he loves most of all that he can see how happy they are, being together for real, in person. That he doesn’t have to tell George everything will be alright when he calls late at night, voice tight in his throat, camera off, insisting he isn’t crying. That he doesn’t have to ask Dream if he’s been sleeping alright or if he’s eaten something that day. That he doesn’t catch him on the couch by the window, staring out longingly, a look on his face that’s far-too serious for a twenty-year-old kid who should be out living his life, but can’t.

And, sure, he doesn’t get to spend every single second with them, but he wouldn’t want to. What they do in their solo-couple time does not interest him, thank-you-very much. But they certainly don’t exclude him from their lives, just because he’s their friend and they’re each other’s boyfriends. They’re all still best friends.

He still drives George around in his Tesla and they sing along to their favorite pop songs out of tune and off-tempo. He still watches football shoulder-to-shoulder with Dream and cheers till their throats run raspy. He can still wander into either of their rooms whenever he wants (provided they’re not in there together—in which case, he’s definitely knocking) and crash into their bed, force them to look at tiktoks with him, or find some good food to order. They still watch movies together on the Dream Team couch, and yes, Dream still lifts the corner of the blanket and lets Sapnap get under to cuddle with them both.

So, no. He doesn’t feel like a third wheel at all.

And honesty? If Dream and George weren’t in love, nothing would be the same, so Sapnap wouldn’t have it any other way.