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Read WRONG. WRONG. WRONG. NOPE. from the story Can I Have My Body Back Please?! (...And Maybe My Heart?) by KittyCataly...
Look, body-swapping is already a pain in the ass.
Katsuki thought the worst part would be dealing with Izuku's stupidly breakable body. Izuku thought the worst part would be trying to not explode himself with Katsuki's quirk.
They were both wrong. Because apparently, the real problem is that being stuck in each other's skin means feeling each other's emotions. And Katsuki really doesn't need to know how much Izuku still cares about him. And Izuku definitely doesn't need to find out that Katsuki never stopped caring at all.
Now they're waking up tangled together, finishing each other's sentences, and-oh god-communicating telepathically. The class is terrified. Aizawa looks like he wants to quit. And the worst part? They only have two weeks before they switch back.
Two weeks to pretend this isn't happening. Two weeks to pretend they don't want each other. Two weeks before they go back to being just Katsuki and Izuku. (Or: A body swap quirk forces them to finally confront their ridiculous, soul-crushing love for each other. Chaos ensues.)
Notes: Hi, So this was actually a TikTok I saw where @marzspitsbars posted a TikTok about a bodyswap quirk mishap where Izuku in Katsuki's body felt Katsuki's heart racing because of his quirk and Katsuki and Izuku's body kept losing control of black whip and grabbing Izuku... and I just kinda rolled with that general idea and made into something of my own. If you're here from TikTok please enjoy, drop your @ in the comments and I'll follow you back haha. please leave a comment though lol.
TA-DA!!!!
Author’s Note: Was inspired by this screenshot from a reaction video from the YouTube channel “Imagine with Bts”. So, shout out to them for the inspo!
CR: YT channel, Imagine with Bts
Summary: It’s almost the end of September and you’re having a chill weekend with your boyfriend Tae. That is until your insecurities get the best of you… he won’t let them stay for long though don’t worry 😏
Pairing: artsybf!Tae x oc!Nari.
Rating: 18+
Genre: smut, fluff, established relationship, oneshot, body insecurities
Word Count: 2,201
Warnings: 18+ MINORS DNI explicit content, oral sex (f. receiving), breast play, unprotected sex and breeding kink (don’t be dumb irl guys), pet names, squirting, clit play, praise kink, neck kissing, shower play.
It is a beautiful day, but neither you nor your boyfriend, Tae, are paying attention. On a rare mutual day off, y'all have opted to sleep in and have a relaxing day enjoying each other's company uninterrupted for once (minus the occasional tending to Yeontan).
Awaking to an unseasonably warm day, you head straight for the shower as you feel disgusting. At the same time, Tae takes Yeontan on a walk and gets his signature strawberry juice ready for you both to enjoy after your shower.
You make it a self-care session, doing all the maintenance you've been putting off lately and your entire skincare routine. This overheats you, of course, so you wander into the kitchen looking for something to drink in nothing but a robe. Hearing the bathroom door open, your boyfriend has fixed you a tall glass of iced strawberry juice for a situation like this!
Hypnos and Aergia 3 - Goddy Shaming
Aergia done forgot the golden rule that Literally Everyone Is Mentally Ill About This :v
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Apparently Collage: paper on paper #collage #art #desire #magenta #cutandpaste #analog #queer #pride #gay #bodyissues https://www.instagram.com/p/CP-E7qND3nN/?utm_medium=tumblr
I know no-one looks at my tumblr. It’s why i log in so rarely. I'm trying hard to keep a positive vibe going. It's a conscious decision, because when everything is so overwhelmingly negative, I want to be actively putting positivity out into the world.
Today’s leading to a rant though. Don’t worry. It’s not about Covid, or the app they’re asking us to download on the Island, or how much of a moron Boris is.
Can we talk about the coverage surrounding Adele?
I’m a fan of Adele. I like her. I enjoy her music. I enjoy her sense of humour too. Her Glastonbury set had me in stitches. Am I die hard fan? Nah. Not really. But I’ll willingly admit I think her albums are bangers, and she deserves every plaudit she’s ever won.
So when I woke up this morning, and saw her trending all over social media, I was curious. New album maybe? Maybe she cranked out an EP of topical anthems whilst on lockdown. (Hello from the QUARRENNNTTIIIINNNNEEEEEEE)
Nope. She’s lost weight apparently. Good for her. Her body, her choice. Whatever she’s doing, as long as she feels better about herself, I’m all for…
…But I want to talk about the language people are using around this. And unlike half of the pundits that TV have dragged out of quarantine, I actually have some salient point to make here.
Why has it taken up until now for the media to acknowledge that she’s a beautiful woman? Only after she’s shed half of her body weight with aid of nutritionists and personal trainers. Was she not beautiful before? Please, come at me with your half-baked takes. I’d love to hear why her appearance even matters? Frankly she was releasing classic album, after classic album, Could belt it out like a motherfucker, dominated the charts for the better part of a decade, based solely on the strength of her abilities as a songwriter. On top of all that, she set fire to the rain, Which MAY I REMIND YOU, is made of water. Do you have any idea how hard it is to set fire to water?
Is the narrative here talking about how she’s a capable, confident, successful woman? Nope. Once again, society has reduced someone to their clothing size.
Cards on the table time, I’m a larger guy. Im aware of why this is such a personal thing for me. I struggle a lot with my relationship with my body, and have done for a LONG time. I was skinny as a kid, and shortly after I started high-school, my body shape began to fluctuate wildly. I wasn’t too surprised, the general genetic make-up of the males in my family has been described as ’Stocky’. One person referred to us as ‘A line of blokes genetically bred to be rugby players’. That’s one of the nicer comments, so I’ll take that. The moment I started growing a belly, peoples attitudes instantly changed. I became the butt of a lot of jokes. I rolled with it for a while. Im pretty chill about such things. When you hear a joke often enough though, it starts to plant seeds in your brain.
There were a lot of instances that I won’t talk about. Honestly, If I documented all of them, we’d be here for years. There’s three that really stand out. The first was when I was 13, and three kids held me down and smacked me in the face with a cake. It was hilarious apparently. Watching a fat kid’s face get smashed in, nose bleeding through the icing and sponge.
In The second was 15. I was on a bus. Someone spat in my face, and then wanted to know why I didn’t swallow.
The third was at a house party when I was about 18/19. Someone asked me if fucking me would be like having a go on a bouncy castle. Y’know, cause I’m so big and all...
Thing is, I’m not even that big. I mean, Having had it drilled into me since a kid, I’m aware that by acceptable standards, I’m HUGE, but there are people bigger than me.
I even joke about it on-stage nowadays. I talk about the heckles I get. I almost wear it like a suit of armour. Because if I can get in there first, you can’t fucking use it against me.
So forgive me when I get angry hearing some interchangeable celebrity reporter on ‘Good Morning Britain’ give his two cents on the subject, like he’s ever had to deal with body image issues. You have NOTHING TO CONTRIBUTE HERE. Fucking Nothing.
So here we are again. It’s drilled into us once again that ultimately you’re only real worth is how you look. You could have arguable the greatest discography of modern music? It doesn’t matter because you just so happen to wear an XL pair of jeans.
Have a little sensitivity folks. When you talk about Adele ‘Waving Goodbye’ to the person she used to be, you’re inherently telling the people like the before picture that they’re not ideal. That they don’t matter unless they she’d a few pounds. You’re reinforcing the reasons they don’t have the confidence to pursue certain activities, or Why they’re single. You’re confirming the world view of every bully that ever got a cheap laugh from the class.
I thought we all agreed a few months ago to #BeKind? Or did that trend vanish the moment the press had some papers to flog? I guarantee you, at least ONE of your friends has been made to feel uncomfortable in their skin. Some of them might even genuinely hate themselves for it.
Try being a little kinder folks. Or don’t. What the fuck do I know? I’m just the kid with a broken nose and a facefull of icing…
Todo el tiempo me he sentido acomplejada de mi cuerpo y sobre todo de mi falta de boobs para mi gusto, al grado de querer operarme pero la neta creo que haré la paz con mi cuerpo.
“𝐌𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐧 𝐡𝐚𝐥𝐟 𝐨𝐟 𝐰𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧 𝐚𝐝𝐦𝐢𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐢𝐫 𝐬𝐨𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐦𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐚 𝐩𝐡𝐨𝐭𝐨𝐬 𝐛𝐞𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐝𝐞𝐬𝐩𝐢𝐭𝐞 𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫 𝐭𝐰𝐨 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐫𝐝𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐢𝐭'𝐬 𝐰𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐠 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐦𝐚𝐠𝐚𝐳𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐝𝐨 𝐢𝐭.”
Editing yourself might make you feel ‘model ready’ for Instagram, you might feel the high from the few minutes of love and numerous likes your receive from people you don’t care about on the internet. But the truth is although you can edit your body online, in reality, you have to live with yourself when you see yourself in the mirror, you will start to think that its never going to be good enough. This habit of editing your pictures is adding to your low self-esteem, poor body image and confidence. Because now, not only you are comparing yourself with the models and actresses, but with your peers – and most distressingly, with yourself.
Women have become insecure with their natural selves to such an extent that the rate of plastic surgery that is quite actually ‘editing yourself in real life’ has reached the highest its ever been, shockingly widely used by girls who are still teenagers.
Women need to embrace the way they - and those around them - look. We need to celebrate body diversity and embrace our own uniqueness. Before you start editing the photo you are going to post on Instagram, ask yourself why you’re doing it. Remind yourself that Beauty comes from the inside, from who you are as a woman and not from a 24-inch waist, fuller lips and stenciled eyebrows.