When My Friend Ask Me About My Love Life.

When My Friend Ask Me About My Love Life.

When my friend ask me about my love life.

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3 years ago

i kept seeing reigen edits with meme-y songs so i tried my hand at it 

3 years ago

Izuku was ready to give up.

Izuku Was Ready To Give Up.

He’s so injured and exhausted that he’s literally falling over. He can’t even stand anymore.

Izuku Was Ready To Give Up.

“A reckless rampage, born of anxiety and impatience…you take on the world alone…to the point of exhaustion and ruin.”

He’s been working himself to the bone for so long he’s famous for it. He wants so badly to win this war and save everyone that he’ll never admit how broken he is.

Izuku Was Ready To Give Up.

But I think, deep down, he knows it. He’s suffering. This is destroying him. Look at how lifeless his eyes have become.

Izuku Was Ready To Give Up.

He’s trying to convince himself to fight, but he’s not even trying to break free. He says he has to master One for All completely so everyone can smile again, together. But Izuku’s not smiling anymore. He’s beaten, broken, and just so tired of this. But then…

But then he’s saved. By the one person who can get him back on his feet-

Izuku Was Ready To Give Up.

Kacchan. His symbol of victory.

Izuku Was Ready To Give Up.
Izuku Was Ready To Give Up.

“If there’s anything that could bolster Izuku Midoriya now, it would be…” .

It would be Kacchan. He is, canonically, the one thing that can get Izuku to rally. The one person who can truly save him.

And the light immediately returns to Izuku’s eyes.

Save to win, and win to save, y'all.

1 year ago

Why is Satoru so fixated on this idea of “never letting anyone be alone again”?

The answer at face value is obvious, Suguru was alone after they started taking solo missions, but let’s really talk about the gravity of that statement, and also the relevance that Shoko’s “I was there too, you weren’t alone” has with this concept.

I’ll be discussing the manga so spoilers if you aren’t caught up:

This analysis cooks I tell you

In Jujukai 0, Satoru sees that Yuuta tried killing himself with a knife to prevent hurting other people. He wants to confine himself completely and be alone, exactly like what Suguru had to go through a decade earlier. Satoru recognizes this and forces Yuuta to join the first years so that he won’t be alone and face the same descent into madness that Suguru did. He feels that he failed Suguru, and this is shown time and time again throughout the story, such as here:

Why Is Satoru So Fixated On This Idea Of “never Letting Anyone Be Alone Again”?

Here, Satoru had a discussion with Shoko, who is remembering that conversation. He said that he’ll raise the next crop of sorcerers to be allies so no one will be alone (his prime motivation for everything), and then Shoko responds effectively, “I’d never fall in love with either of you, but even still, I was still there, you weren’t alone”

Why Is Satoru So Fixated On This Idea Of “never Letting Anyone Be Alone Again”?

But she isn’t recognizing the full meaning behind Satoru’s words. Because what happened after Satoru became the strongest? This became his belief:

Why Is Satoru So Fixated On This Idea Of “never Letting Anyone Be Alone Again”?

He advanced at such a quick rate that he left Suguru in the dust. And that caused both of them to be alone. He was alone in being the strongest, and Suguru was alone in being unable to reach that same level, alone to deal with curses on solo missions, and alone in his descent of madness. It drove them apart, and got in between their bond.

I think Shoko recognizes that much. But I thought it was weird when she suddenly said “I’d never fall in love with either of you” because it was like…well, yeah, but why say that? Bringing up love seemed kind of random and out of place.

And then I realized it’s because she recognizes that Satoru and Suguru were in love with each other. Being in love with someone means that you feel a certain level of depth unmatched with anyone else. You feel like the two of you are at the top of the world, or in your very own world, apart from the rest, completely untouchable. Time and time again we see this shown throughout Satoru and Suguru’s interactions.

Why Is Satoru So Fixated On This Idea Of “never Letting Anyone Be Alone Again”?
Why Is Satoru So Fixated On This Idea Of “never Letting Anyone Be Alone Again”?
Why Is Satoru So Fixated On This Idea Of “never Letting Anyone Be Alone Again”?
Why Is Satoru So Fixated On This Idea Of “never Letting Anyone Be Alone Again”?

That is what Shoko means when she says “I’d never fall in love with either of you”. She’s saying “I recognize that I never felt the kind of love you two had for each other, but you were still never alone.”

And I get that. But because she doesn’t comprehend the bond they had (and really, she couldn’t, because the only ones who can truly feel it are the two of them), Satoru and Suguru really were alone once they split up. Maybe not physically, but emotionally, they were all alone.

And Satoru left Suguru first. Not physically, but emotionally. Because of the stark difference in their abilities. And that is what lead Suguru down his dark path, because he felt alone, and Satoru wasn’t there to chase away his contempt for non-sorcerers like he used to.

When Satoru says he wants to raise strong allies so no one is alone, he’s saying that he wants no one to be the strongest, he wants everyone to be at the same level, so that there’s no barriers, there’s no blind reliance on power causing someone to take what they have in front of them for granted like he did to Suguru.

That’s why this hits harder given that context:

Why Is Satoru So Fixated On This Idea Of “never Letting Anyone Be Alone Again”?

“Trust, huh? To think you still had some of that for me.”

Suguru spent these last 10 years thinking that Satoru didn’t trust him, didn’t need to, because of the difference in their abilities. Why trust someone else when you need only rely on your own powers? Or, in the animated version, Suguru says,

“You want to talk about trust? I didn’t think I still had any of that left, with the shit I went through.”

Satoru left him alone when he “alone became the honored one,” breaking Suguru’s trust. From that point, he didn’t pay real attention to Suguru. When he asked Suguru “have you lost weight? Are you okay?” And accepted Suguru’s half-baked answer, that showed Suguru that Satoru didn’t really care. Or at least, wasn’t paying enough attention to know something was seriously wrong. Broken trust. Satoru had abandoned him and their bond.

Too late, Satoru recognizes this. And he makes his vow to raise the next generation to be strong allies so that no one gets left behind like Suguru or isolated and “special” like himself. You can even see it when he decides to put Itadori in the room right next to Megumi. He never wants it to happen again.

6 years ago
Vongola Decimo
Vongola Decimo

vongola decimo

5 years ago
World: Avengers Endgame

World: Avengers Endgame

Japan: Hold my sake. We have a case to solve!

World: Avengers Endgame
5 years ago
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22nd ANNIVERSARY!

July 22, 1997, the first chapter of One Piece was released!!!

6 years ago
God Or Devil

God Or Devil

Norman From Chapter 129 of The Promised Neverland

Colored by ME :)

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