H/C

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H/C means one character gets beaten up like a sack of potatoes while the other one acts like a giant emotional sponge and wipes away all the tears.

My crush got punched in the face by a dragon. I just sat there and cried. Classic H/C.

He got stabbed. I gave him a hug and a Snickers bar. That’s H/C.

She was crying in the bathroom. I gave her a tissue and my condolences. H/C at its finest.

H/C is when you plug your hair color into a story so it feels like the character is your long lost twin who looks exactly like you.

I put my hair color in the story. Now the character has my exact shade of brown. I’m proud.

I used my hair color. Now the character has my hair. I feel seen.

I inserted my hair color. Now the character is me. I’m not weird anymore.

H/C means the snack is so juicy and tangy that it could make a fruit jealous, or the cleaner is so strong it could take down a dragon.

That fruit snack packet said H/C. I ate it and my tongue felt like it was on fire.

The cleaner bottle had H/C. I spilled it and my floor cried.

That fruit snack was H/C. I’m still recovering.

H/C is when you write down the color of someone’s hair in a story like it’s the most important thing in the world.

I wrote H/C for my character. Now everyone knows she has brown hair.

I used H/C in the story. Now the character has blue hair. I love it.

I put H/C in the story. Now the character has pink hair. I’m confused.

H/C is a very polite way of saying ‘go to hell’ and also a threat that you’ll steal all their files and make them cry in the dark.

My friend said H/C. I felt like I was going to die.

He threatened me with H/C. Now I’m scared.

I said H/C. He ran away.

H/C is when Hispanics walk in and suddenly everyone is confused and screaming because they don’t know what’s going on.

The Hispanics walked in. I screamed. That’s H/C.

My friend was confused by the Hispanics. H/C happened.

The Hispanics caused panic. I got a headache.

H/C is when you feel like you can take on the world because you’re super pumped and ready to crush everything.

I felt H/C before the race. I won.

I was H/C after the coffee. I beat my friend.

I had H/C before the exam. I aced it.