Adora tried to imagine loving another being. While she’s sure that it’s possible, she would forever feel like an adulterer for Catra would always be at the center of her thoughts. When she’d been intimate with others, she always pretended that it was Catra touching her. She’d have to bite her lip to keep herself from moaning Catra’s name and embarrassing herself. Only Catra knew who she truly was and where she’d come from. Only Catra had witnessed her darkest hours and nursed her through them. Who could she be without this enigma in her life? Would she ever be more than a mere shell of herself? Catra and Adora are a toxic pair of friends with benefits. Their unresolved emotional trauma and baggage threatens to destroy them both. Can they fix what's broken and find love?
marginalized identities
black lesbian | african american lesbian | nonbinary | depression | mental illness | disabled lesbian | class disadvantaged | ADHD | neurodivergent lesbian | anxiety | lesbian of color
