#fixation talks

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This is such a specific scenario but I'm imagining 12 year old shithead Katsuki joining an RCTA server and pretending that he transitioned to being Japanese. He sends pictures of himself and gives stupid advice and sends them subliminals since 'it worked for him, so it'll definitely work for them'. He does this for months before hes exposed for it

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Kinda random but I've always found the 'quirklessness as a metaphor for disability' thing so difficult to understand because while I understand the idea, quirks are so diverse that it seems difficult to imagine.

Like, is there really a difference between you and the guy whos ability is changing the colour of his nails? If I had to choose a real life thing to compare it to, it would be something like aromanticism. Since it focuses less on being incapable of doing something everyone else can (since quirks are different for everyone) and more on not having something everyone else does (since no matter quirk, people still have one)

To be clear, I have nothing against the trope, I'm genuinely just wondering what the idea stems from

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i cant with izuku bro. everything he does he does because he has a degree in simpology. stop thinking abt kachaan /j

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lov haters r so funny. 'theyre killing ppl!!' yeah theyre villains what else is new

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@aromanticannibal my #1 supporter. are you ever offline

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the worst part about my hero's ending is that all the characters I related to get a bad ending. What am I supposed to do now. What do I look forward to

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Im very predictable