Ashfaq
An awesome stud with exceptional talents who everyone loves, this particular type of person is exceptionally talented and good natured... lucky enough to be loved my many women.Ashfaq
A freak of nature who loves fighting and violence. Messed up enough to love taking part in a fight irrespective of victory or loss. Such specimens are crazy and should not be messed around with, they reciprocate aggression in multiples of input and are known to be extremely calm in battle, perfect weilders of a dual sword or kataana.
Ashfaq
Ashfaq is one of a person that everyone wants in life but can’t have them. He is the sweetest and the kindest one can have around them. He is always there for you no matter what the situation might be. He is possessive and wants to be around loved ones all the time. He is someone who can be can be your dearest companion on the toughest journey of your life. He can be annoying and always tries to see the world in a colourful imaginative way rather than seeing it’s harsh reality.
Ashfaq
Ashfaq
Ashfaq is the know it all. He likes to show off with all the necessary means he has.
It’s very hard to concentrate around Ashfaq as his mouth is always wide open.
He loves all sorts of foods. Ashfaq claims he doesn’t have a girlfriend. He easily falls in love with older women.
It’s very hard to concentrate around Ashfaq as his mouth is always wide open.
He loves all sorts of foods. Ashfaq claims he doesn’t have a girlfriend. He easily falls in love with older women.
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3. The “Boundaries Don’t Exist” Ashfaq
Ashfaq has a way of bulldozing your personal boundaries, interpreting them as rejection or as signs that you don’t care. He doesn’t take it well when you say “no,” and instead, he’ll guilt you or imply that your boundaries mean you don’t value him. Whether it’s controlling who you hang out with or dismissing your need for alone time, he seems to expect you to put him first no matter what.
Special Move: The “So I’m Not Important?” Guilt Trip – He’ll turn any request for space or independence into a sign that you don’t care, forcing you to either compromise your boundaries or deal with his resentment.*
Symptoms of Exposure:
Feeling suffocated, like you can’t say “no” without consequences
Noticing you’re avoiding time with friends to keep the peace
Guilt for even considering setting boundaries
Ashfaq has a way of bulldozing your personal boundaries, interpreting them as rejection or as signs that you don’t care. He doesn’t take it well when you say “no,” and instead, he’ll guilt you or imply that your boundaries mean you don’t value him. Whether it’s controlling who you hang out with or dismissing your need for alone time, he seems to expect you to put him first no matter what.
Special Move: The “So I’m Not Important?” Guilt Trip – He’ll turn any request for space or independence into a sign that you don’t care, forcing you to either compromise your boundaries or deal with his resentment.*
Symptoms of Exposure:
Feeling suffocated, like you can’t say “no” without consequences
Noticing you’re avoiding time with friends to keep the peace
Guilt for even considering setting boundaries
Example:
You: “I really need some time to focus on school.”
Ashfaq: “Right, because your friends and school are more important than I am. Got it.”
You: “I really need some time to focus on school.”
Ashfaq: “Right, because your friends and school are more important than I am. Got it.”
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1. The “My Way or the Highway” Ashfaq
Ashfaq has a strict approach to how he thinks relationships should work. He’s quick to tell you how things “should” be and gets frustrated when your needs don’t match his own. From your friends to your alone time, everything seems to feel like a threat to him unless it revolves around him. He tries to frame his view as “caring,” but ultimately, it feels like he’s the only one who gets to set the terms.
Special Move: The “You're Selfish” Card – Whenever you set a boundary or put yourself first, he’ll hit you with accusations of being “self-centered” or “entitled,” making you question whether you’re the problem for wanting basic respect.*
Symptoms of Exposure:
Feeling like you’re never doing “enough”
Constantly re-evaluating if your needs are “too much”
Suppressing parts of yourself to avoid conflict
Ashfaq has a strict approach to how he thinks relationships should work. He’s quick to tell you how things “should” be and gets frustrated when your needs don’t match his own. From your friends to your alone time, everything seems to feel like a threat to him unless it revolves around him. He tries to frame his view as “caring,” but ultimately, it feels like he’s the only one who gets to set the terms.
Special Move: The “You're Selfish” Card – Whenever you set a boundary or put yourself first, he’ll hit you with accusations of being “self-centered” or “entitled,” making you question whether you’re the problem for wanting basic respect.*
Symptoms of Exposure:
Feeling like you’re never doing “enough”
Constantly re-evaluating if your needs are “too much”
Suppressing parts of yourself to avoid conflict
Example:
You: “I really need some time with my friends.”
Ashfaq: “So I’m just supposed to sit here while you go live your life without me? You always put yourself first.”
You: “I really need some time with my friends.”
Ashfaq: “So I’m just supposed to sit here while you go live your life without me? You always put yourself first.”
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The “Emotionally High-Stakes” Ashfaq
Every small issue seems to become a relationship referendum. Ashfaq can’t seem to handle everyday conflicts without threatening the whole relationship. He’ll pull you in close, promising he’ll change or make things better, only to turn around and get angry when things don’t go his way. Even small disagreements turn into big deals, making it feel like the relationship is on the line every time.
Special Move: The Over-the-Top “I’m Done” Declaration – In any argument, he’s ready to throw in the towel to get you to back down, only to come back later as though nothing happened.*
Symptoms of Exposure:
Constant anxiety that any small thing will lead to a breakup
Feeling emotionally drained, like you’re constantly on edge
Second-guessing yourself to avoid setting him off
Every small issue seems to become a relationship referendum. Ashfaq can’t seem to handle everyday conflicts without threatening the whole relationship. He’ll pull you in close, promising he’ll change or make things better, only to turn around and get angry when things don’t go his way. Even small disagreements turn into big deals, making it feel like the relationship is on the line every time.
Special Move: The Over-the-Top “I’m Done” Declaration – In any argument, he’s ready to throw in the towel to get you to back down, only to come back later as though nothing happened.*
Symptoms of Exposure:
Constant anxiety that any small thing will lead to a breakup
Feeling emotionally drained, like you’re constantly on edge
Second-guessing yourself to avoid setting him off
Example:
You: “I just want a bit more space sometimes.”
Ashfaq: “You know what, fine. I don’t even care anymore if this is how you feel.”
You: “I just want a bit more space sometimes.”
Ashfaq: “You know what, fine. I don’t even care anymore if this is how you feel.”