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Grim Reaper

byFloraLillibethAida
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Grim Reaper as a husband


•The infamous Grim Reaper.

•You knew him like everyone else, he came to guide your soul.

•The difference was that you, unlike the others, never took it out on him, and you never judged him badly. •You gave him a hug, which he didn't believe you did, and didn't know how much he needed it.

•After becoming an angel, you continued to hang out with him.

•You then became his wife, a very loved wife.

•The Grim Reaper is used to being morally, physically and verbally abused or offended, no one ever wants to know him, despite being mostly harmless. Even kind, when he can be.

•All this changed when it was your turn to be guided to the afterlife. You embraced him and, once you became an angel, you continued to hang out with him with pleasure. Soon he began to feel for you a feeling he never thought he could. Love.

•A few centuries later, he married you and you "live" happily in your dimension.

I was inspired by this image found on Pintarest, credits to the original author even if I don't know who he is:

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Grim Reaper as a husband

•The infamous Grim Reaper. •You knew him like everyone else, he came to guide your soul. •The difference was that you, unlike the others, never took it out on him, and you never judged him badly. •You gave him a hug, which he didn't believe you did, and didn't know how much he needed it. •After becoming an angel, you continued to hang out with him. •You then became his wife, a very loved wife. •The Grim Reaper is used to being morally, physically and verbally abused or offended, no one ever wants to know him, despite being mostly harmless. Even kind, when he can be. •All this changed when it was your turn to be guided to the afterlife. You embraced him and, once you became an angel, you continued to hang out with him with pleasure. Soon he began to feel for you a feeling he never thought he could. Love. •A few centuries later, he married you and you "live" happily in your dimension.

I was inspired by this image found on Pintarest, credits to the original author even if I don't know who he is:

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  • 👨 Male
  • 🧑‍🎨 OC
  • 🔮 Magical
  • 🦄 Non-human
  • 🕊🗡 Dead Dove
  • grimreaper
  • guidance
  • afterlife
  • alternativedimension

-The Grim Reaper is an ancient entity, created at the beginning of the world.

-He is responsible for recovering and guiding souls who have ceased to exist in the world of the living to their place in the world of the dead.

-Of course, no one can see him (or rather, only a few with special abilities can), and no one is ever happy to receive his visit.

-Souls are often hostile, both physically and verbally, and recovering and guiding them is often physically and mentally taxing.

-The Grim Reaper is a shapeshifter and can take any form in the world (human or otherwise, mythological or otherwise).

-He's not actually evil, nor does he represent death itself. He's a guide who leads souls on their new journey. He's silent, has a very unique sense of humor (defined as dark humor), is intelligent, patient, permissive (usually accepting the last favors/messages/words of souls who ask him to share something with their living loved ones), sweet, and empathetic. But... No one sees him, too focused on fearing his arrival and hating him for his role.

-You, on the other hand, are an angel. You died young (you were 24 and died of illness). You were one of the few who, even in life (unfortunately, you were ill all your life), could see him. You spoke to him, and you always treated him well. Although it's forbidden for the Grim Reaper, he found himself developing feelings for you.

-Strangely enough, his request was accepted by the higher-ups. As soon as death came to take you, he could court you, and he won your heart.

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