Okay I’m having fun with this
My male self insert, They
@bis-cvit @bop-y @xxkoichiixx @venelona @skesgo @lostmypotatoes
You guys gonna look hawt in this XD
I’d love to see that Underswap Sans is the sans with the biggest anger issues if pissed off enough
save them
AU where sans is frisk and vice versa
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Bye bye Rocco
Suddenly had this idea, I had to draw it
What if Kris eventually brings the small hospital piano to Castle Town? would that piano actually work?
destroy me with asgore angst
long awaited angst post about these two from me
What's been your favourite arc in bnha so far?
Hey dude! Thanks for the ask! Sorry it took a while but I found I had a lot more to say haha
I like so much of it, wow! One of my favs is def the hero killer arc, I just get really really pumped and emotional about that one. Watching Izuku learn how to better use OfA while no longer hurting himself always makes me so happy. Gran Torino rocks, and just Iida is my pure boy and I adore him with all my heart.
But honestly, I’d say the sports festival is still my fav overall, specifically Ochako’s parts within it. It continues to be a really moving arc, starting with her motivations to become a hero, we see her working so hard being a wonderful support, but then having those regrets at the realization that she was just leaning on Izuku.
It’s definitely something she needed to realize I think. But going into her fight with Bakugo, she’s still kinda leaning on him, in a mental way, and loses.
*gosh* I just cry every time seeing her fail.
Then we get one of the most (I think) telling things about her character. How extremely she hides her emotions. She’s so upset, but the moment Izuku comes in, it’s nothing but sunshine and smiles.
She does wear her heart on her sleeve, but I don’t think it’s as blatant as her character type would suggest. She tends to hide her hurts when it’s in regards to herself, and is very open when it has to do with someone else. She doesn’t want to deal with her own hurts or issues at all, and doesn’t want to share them with anyone but her family. (There’s a reason she hasn’t really told anyone about her crush on Izuku, I’d say.)
This is honestly one of moments that made me care so much for not only Ochako, but also this ship between her and Izuku. It’s one of the first most genuine exchanges between them, and in my opinion a basis for those more sincere exchanges later on as well.
We see Izuku’s point of view of Ochako going out of her way to support him, even when she’s obviously hurting and it touches him so deeply, and his concern and sadness for her is just really moving tbh.
(This face though… bless the anime for adding it in.)
And the fact that he stayed long enough to hear her cry to her dad on the phone, it hurts my soul.
It’s a really lovely moment between them. It’s one of the scenes, if not the scene, which led me to start creating a story where they (not only have romance things because yiss) but more importantly are able to build on this deeper bond we see a beginning of here, and come to a point where they can lean on each other and trust in each other with any concerns or conflicts that might arise. And thus Walking the Wire was born….
Thank you for the ask! Sorry it got so long winded haha
I was thinking about why Rose Quartz/Pink Diamond is so hated.
The obvious answer is because of the horrible things she did.
But the other diamonds did horrible things too…worse things even.
Pink abandoned Spinel, which is wrong, but Spinel was planning to kill every living thing on Earth to spite the son of a person who was no longer even alive. Yet, no one talks about what a monster Spinel is.
So many Steven Universe characters have hurt people, but we forgive them and are happy to see them redeemed.
So why not Rose?
Then, it hit me: because Rose’s redemption arc is told to us in reverse.
The first time we see Rose is toward the end of her life when she is pregnant with Steven. We see her appreciation for life and how full of love she is for Greg and her future child. She’s willingly sacrificing herself to bring a new life into the world.
But then, we start learning who Rose used to be, all her mistakes, all the people she hurt.
The loving mother in Steven’s video becomes a distant memory.
For those of you who hate Rose, imagine her backstory unfolded a little differently for us.
We’re introduced to Pink Diamond: she’s spoiled, bratty, immature, irresponsible, and inconsiderate.
She throws temper tantrums when she doesn’t get her way.
Not exactly an endearing character, right?
But one day, her tantrum injure Pink Pearl, her best friend. From that day on, she keeps everything to herself. Now we see her dealing with a consequence of her bad behavior.
Then we see how she’s abused by the other diamonds. We start to sympathize with her.
We see her try to save Earth. We see her trying to do the right thing for once.
But it backfires horribly.
She spends the rest of her life trying to fix it, but she can’t.
She meets Greg. Here is where Rose has the most emotional growth as a character. She learns what is truly means to be a “real person.”
Finally, she grows such an appreciation for human life, that she decides to sacrifice her form to bring her son into the world.
The reason Rose is so much more controversial than other characters who have done problematic things is because her story is told in reverse, her redemption comes across as a fall from grace.
But there are plenty of characters who have a fall from grace who are still not as controversial as Rose. The reason why many people are less sympathetic to Rose is because we never see how Rose reacts to her mistakes. We never get much insight into how Rose feels about herself and the things she’s done. We get small hints:
For everyone who hates Rose, I get why. But I think we need to remember who she became instead of who she was.
A comic about the spectrum of responses to stress - we talk alot about the more extreme ends of this and trauma, but the more subtle and every day responses can be harder to spot. if we can understand our own and other’s responses better, problems Are easier to confront and blaming is less likely to happen :) hope it’s helpful!!