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can i have candy :o

~ @clara-toy-toy

Huh?? Um. If you go to Sweet Devi Dreams Confectionery Store you can get some! You will still need to pay though. I dont tend to carry candy around with me just like that…

Wait- uh- who are you even? And why do you know that I have some form of candy connection???

#devilblr #ooc: madeleine barely spends time on this site in my head because she is busy working lol #and training #and reworking spells and stuff #and thinking of robin #LMAO

i usually post capril for my bday but it's 4 days away and i don't got SHIEETTTTTTTT

#kj speaks #i've been working thru my owed art queue #and training #and also i've been experiencing thr world #so like #now what #i'll probably draw my vigilante au #so i can post them on my toyhouse #i love toyhouse now

I get where people who don't like All Might are coming from, the standards he set are harmful, he's reckless and bumbling and absolutely does not know how to be a teacher. But...

I think by hating him you're ignoring all of the very good narrative themes that make him this way. The whole point is that one person can't be everything. The world doesn't need a symbol of peace, it needs a system of care.

Blaming the one person who was trying the hardest for the fact that everyone else got lazy and the government was evil is just not fair. By that logic you will inherently end up hating the main characters too. You'll end up hating all the heroes, for trying but not succeeding. If your reaction to people who mean well failing because of larger issues is hatred instead of a desire to see the larger issues fixed then you might just start to... Sound exactly like the villains.

That's literally the point. That's what we saw in the latest season. Deku couldn't do everything alone. Neither could All Might.

The problem is the fact that, when people saw a traumatised and bloodied kid walking down the street alone, no one did anything to help.

Not the fact that All Might just happened to not be there.