"I guess we'll be starting off strong once again. sigh I adore Türkiye x Greece a lot and wish it were more popular among the Countryhuman fandom, with more books about these two. But I suppose I'll have to write them myself since people can't seem to get past their enemy stage and are reluctant to ship these two, especially given their long shared history with each other. To be honest, I see Türkiye and Greece as enemies to lovers, much like France and Britain.
I have many headcanons about these two. For example, Türkiye secretly likes Greece and wishes to date him, but he's too scared to ask him out, among many more. I honestly wish this ship were more popular, like it is in the Hetalia fandom.
I like male Türkiye x male Greece, but I also don't mind female Greece at times. They're perfect for each other, and I wish more people could see it the way I do. At times, I feel like I'm the only open-minded person among this fandom who likes enemies to lovers ships.
I'm also a huge fan of toxic Türkiye X Greece, you could say I'm a fan of more complex dynamics.
My rating for this ship is a solid 10/10."
I will argue with you guys in the comments, I do not care 😒.
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"The 'Türkiye x Greece' ship holds a special place in my heart. It represents the unique and captivating connection between these two nations, a pairing that carries a historical baggage filled with conflict and rivalry.
What draws me to this ship is the potential for transformation and reconciliation. Their history, marked by centuries of disputes, offers a profound backdrop for a story of healing and unity. In the world of Countryhumans, Türkiye and Greece serve as a symbol of the possibility of mending fences, of love transcending even the most profound animosities.
This ship offers a glimpse into a world where the scars of history can be mended through the power of love and understanding. It's a testament to the idea that even the most entrenched enemies can find a common ground and a shared future. Much like the iconic 'enemies to lovers' trope, Türkiye and Greece showcase the potential for deep emotional connections to emerge from the ashes of conflict.
I also find myself inspired by the headcanons that enrich this ship, where Türkiye secretly harbors affection for Greece, yearning to ask him out despite the fear. These elements add layers of complexity to their relationship, making it even more compelling.
In short, 'Türkiye x Greece' is a ship that resonates with me, representing hope, transformation, and a belief in the power of love to bridge even the deepest divides."
(Greek and Turkish people please don't come at me😖😅)
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