I should be worrying about a math test not my fucking future
"I hope we get to see what happened to-"
HORIKOSHI!!! MAKE BAKUGO AND DEKU HOLD HANDS, AND MY LIFE IS YOURS!
*sigh* Bakugo getting Deku a promise ring before they even date because he can't stand the idea of ever being without him
He has one of those accordion photo things dads have in their wallet in tv shows and it's just all Izuku
Pro hero Katsuki doesn't carry that All Might card anymore, instead he prints his favorite picture of Izuku, puts it in one of his pockets and he holds on to it or sometimes stares at it when he needs it the most.
A follower reached out to me from a lgbtq refugee camp in Kenya. It would be appreciated if you could donate to them to help them get basic living necessities.
My favorite part of The Great Gatsby is that it's told through the perspective of this guy who just happens to be around a bunch of rich people so a lot of time it's being described so bluntly
Like it's just a *guy* trying to keep up with and understand all this rich people shit cause his like second cousin once removed or something got married to a rich guy and he moved into the cheapest place he could find which *happened* to be next to a really rich guy
Just saw a bakugo x (implied female) reader post that was like "You're his best friend of twelve years and he makes sure you do your schoolwork and he cooks while listening to you ramble about your hero suit" and like
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Is that not just bkdk
Why must my existence as a lesbian be political? Why must my interest in women be political? Why must fictional characters' relationships be political? Why must we as individuals be political based on something as simple our own existence? We all just want to live our lives the way anyone else would and yet we're told to keep it private and to ourselves. We are told to not hold hands or write books for our children about families like ours or people like us because our words will take away the control they want over their children. We have existed under fire and shadow for millenia, and no matter how much has changed, we are barred from having the same treatment as anyone else. No law protects us from harm and discrimination, and yet we are expected to be calm. We are expected to sit here and take it and be grateful for inequality because 'it used to be worse'. This treatment is dehumanizing, and I do not want to be treated like something taboo to be hidden. I am a lesbian. I will hold hands with my girlfriend. I will walk these streets with pride. I will write about women and I will write about loving relationships and I will write about my experience. We will not be silenced. Our existence is not inheritantly political, but you have made it so, and we will not just sit here and be silenced and erased because you refuse to listen and learn.
They can be called warpgate guys it's so cool