Random Headcannons 4 Pj And Koltic? Also Sokeefe Or Kam?

Im just glad I got a answer, im ridiculously shy so its hard for me to do things like this 🐲

I wanted to recomend you some music! Its all right mother mother Boys will be bugs cavetown and Goodbye Agony by Black Veil Brides

I'm actually pretty familiar with all these thanks to my host, he listens to a bunch of different shit and cavetown/mother mother were frequents of his for a bit of time.

Thanks for the recs 💥

Hes so pretttty

WIP of a special project I’ll hopefully get out by Jason’s bday

Discord can be a haven if your a fucking good person

tumblrs cardinal sin is being tumblr

I love women who are unabashedly big.

Women with big laughs, big smiles, big voices, big bodies, and even bigger personalities to match. Women that don’t care if they take up space with long strides and sit with their legs miles apart.

They give big hugs and big kisses, and they have big hearts. Big, proud women are amazing.

Look I know everyone wants more Bakudeku content next chapter but it's been nine months since we've seen the rooftop squad. Please I'm desperate.

MICHAEL IN THE BATHROOM

Fuck personality tests. Who comes to your mind when I say “Michael”

It was about the little boy that'd do anything for his best friend. The boy whose only wish was to be a hero with his best friend. It's about Izuku's inner child standing in the river waiting for Bakugo to take his hand.

It's not about the ship.

A majority of us BKDKs never believed the ship would become canon. That was never really on the table.

What it is about, is 10 years of character and relationship development completely nuked for the establishment of a different relationship that had faded into the background at best for a lot of that time.

Izuku and Katsuki are important to one another. There's zero denying that. Katsuki died for Izuku. All of his scars come from protecting Izuku in one way or another. Katsuki was devastated when he learned of OFA's loss. He worked for eight years to make sure Izuku could live out his dream.

Izuku has looked up to Katsuki since they were children. He lost the plot multiple times when Katsuki was insulted or in trouble. Shigraki himself said Katsuki was closer to Izuku than anyone else.

And all of that development brought us zero discussions about what they've been through. No talk about the impact of Katsuki's death. No talk of Katsuki's apology. No talk about Izuku's feelings about the demise of his dream. Instead, we got Izuku rejecting the idea of being partners with Katsuki, something his character for the entirety of the series would have undoubtedly loved.

Yes, people can grow apart. But show me that. Give me background on why. Give me something, anything that would explain why the Izuku at the end of the epilogue is in diametric contrast to the Izuku we saw at the end of chapter 430.

These two characters mean so much to me. I don't see myself in their story, but the love (whether platonic or otherwise) and care that they show for each other speaks to me so deeply. Katsuki's growth as a person and Izuku's acceptance of and willingness to forgive Katsuki no matter what speaks to me so deeply, and to see that thrown away stings.

It's not about the ship. It was never really about the ship.

A thats why its important for women to write women, Queer to right queer, and so on. We see the issues. For a cis person making it to adult hood, good job but Trans individul? We bein throwing a fuckin party.

i think what bothers me about a lot of "girl power" narratives is that they function on the implicit idea on the idea that women can become worthy of respect. and i happen to think that really caring about women means believing they already are worthy of respect. that historical seamstresses and soccer moms and forgotten sisters and sweet polite little girls and someone's weird grandma matter just as much as the warriors and politicians, even if they, personally, never accomplish anything "cool."

Love this, yes this was Aang's goal. He didn't deserve death. He deserved worse. He deserved to rot in that jail cell while he watched what he ripped to shreds recover, the child he hated learn to smile again and trust the brother he hated enough to leave him in charge. Watch traditions be recovered and rebuilt, compromises made. Aang did not give him, the mercy of death but the agony of watching his people recover and learn to respect the child that he tried to destroy. Aang didn't believe to was moral to kill him and he knew that the worst thing was to be the one left behind. Aang knew exactly what he was doing.

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Family, some by blood, others not hehe