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Leafy And Calvin Is A Wingman Analysis
Leafy, Calvin, is a wingman for his friend to get a girl at the bar. She dates him for a while (3 months at least), and then breaks up with him over them breaking up off and on. She then lives with Calvin for a while and they start liking each other. Calvin just pushed off his feelings when they met for his friend, and he learns his rekindled feelings from pushing them aside for 3 months, trying not to worry or think too much into it.

Tips for Writing Leafy/Calvin
Use a lot of swears
Be an asshole (cannot lie about that)
Say literally and fucking every single sentence
Use memes
Exaggerate jokes/stuff
4/20 m8

Description: Cavin, or Leafyishere on youtube and many other names people call him, is a wingman for his friend. He tries to push off his feelings like how’d you see anyone at a store and find them attractive, he thought those were what his feelings were. Just a simple attraction, that’s all right? But is a wingman just a wingman after all?
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Yes :^)

I never wrote Leafy/Calvin before and pretty nervous about it. Since I am just use to writing fictional characters than REAL LIFE people (FC is easier for me to write I guess?). His personality is hard for me to write, based on fanficts I’ve read, some people just get his personality right or fail at it. I’ll try to do the best I can at it, this fanfict will probably be a shorter one (3, 4, or 5 chapters maybe?). I hope you enjoy reading this, see you in another chapter or A/N. This 1st chapter likely will suck :^)
(Please try not be hard on me if I get his personality wrong or it doesn’t seem right, I was nervous making this. Maybe try to put helpful nice tips for me to improve? I’ll try to best I can with

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