#yearner bakugo

[deadtothepeople]

Do you think horikoshi knows he made a top 10 yearner of all time?

"Can I catch up to you" but its 10 years later and bakugo never thought he would have to actually put in effort to keep Izuku bc Izuku no longer sees a future where its JUST the two of them intertwined forever, but a slew of their friends and brown, brown, brown.

I love uraraka but i just feel like the narrative and what we see of their relationship doesnt make me feel like they are still thinking about their first crush in high school. The gap and epilogue kind of implies nothing really happened during the rest of school either, maybe i'm wrong. I just so clearly feel like specific lessons and feelings between tochaco and bkdk are integral to our main characters and the "more" she and deku want arent necessarily each other.

Now if i wanted to ruin my ted talk you could argue they, along with a lot of their friends, peers, and mentors, gave up a lot of basic experiences teenagers get to have for the sake of focusing on heroism, and uraraka and deku are just finally hitting play on an aspect of their relationship they never started. And that there is something wrenching about bakugo having to accept this reality, where his deku is no longer chasing him nor keeping pace, but separating their route until they meet again, tiny little detours where every destination is his other half. And how will he adjust and prepare for this unfamilar terrain.

[ur-local-snowman]

I low-key just realized I can post here whenever I want so have this little kiribaku scenario thought of mine I had Kiribaku but it's Single dad Eijiro Kirishima with an absent mother and a kindergartner daughter and they his daughter comes home with some good grades so he promises her some cake from the little cafe down the block and she gets so excited she runs ahead of him to get inside but before he can he can run to grab her she runs into the legs of a man just waking out the cafe. He trips over her, stumbling but managing to catch both himself and her before they both fall. Kirishima jogs up, immediately apologizing to the man and picking up his daughter only to recognize him as the young "Heir" to that famous fashion brand, Katsuki Bakugo. Bakugo's immediate reaction is to Yell at Kirishima but he stops when he sees how worried he is, checking his daughter to make sure she's not injured before he noticed Bakugo dropped his coffee. He carries his daughter on his hip, apologizing to Bakugo again, offering to buy him another drink. Bakugo scoffs, shaking his head and mumbling something about "keep a leash on your kid". He tells Kirishima not to worry about it, he doesn't want handouts like that but kirishima insists, already walking inside. He gives his daughters order, gets himself a coffee, then looks behind him asking Bakugo what he ordered. Bakugo hesitates but tells the barista his order and Kiri pays for the three of them. While his daughter sits, working on one of her homework assignments -which was just to practice some basic addition and subtract problems- Kirishima apologized AGAIN to Bakugo, explaining his daughter was just really excited and didn't mean to knock into him like she did. Bakugo tells him to shut up and stop apologizing, just to teach his daughter patience. Kirishima agrees, mentions that since her mother left he's been doing everything he can juggling being a single parent and his demanding job as a fireman. Poor guy doesn't realize he's rambling until the drinks are called out and he begins to apologize for it only to stop once he catches the glare from Bakugo. Normally Bakugo would've cursed the guy out and left already but something about the guy drew him in. Maybe it was because of his young child. Maybe it was the way he was so effortlessly kind, despite Bakugo's social status. Kirishima didn't feel like the kind of guy to ask for handouts, not that he'd give one anyways.. but he let the man buy him a new drink despite having the money to buy it himself. Kirishima gave Bakugo his drink, dropping off his daughters cake and his own drink at the table before turning to him again. He mentions this won't happen again and he'll teach his daughter better behavior before he calls his daughter, gently telling her to apologize. She pouts but does so anyways, quickly running back to eat her cake. It was then the two part ways, leaving each other physically… But in the back of their minds and around the city, they'll always see each other.