when rei and fuyumi strangely forgave endeavor but I think they know something we don’t I don’t trust or forgive endeavor but we might know in there point of view why they do but its too quick judge them because of their forgiveness we need to find out.

Sooo there doesn’t necessarily have to be a reason for forgiveness. If an abuse victim wants to forgive, if an abuse victim still wants to reconcile with their abuser, that is okay. That’s a valid way of responding to abuse. It’s equally valid to be like Natsuo and never want to see your abuser again, or like Shouto and want to take a “prove yourself to me” approach. 

I don’t personally think there is any secret behind why Fuyumi and Rei want to forgive him. Rei’s forgiveness also is not reconciliation at this point–she does not want to see him because she and her therapist believe it would be dangerous to see him. Fuyumi wants to reconcile and has forgiven. I think it’s just how they’ve responded and are coping with their abuse. 

All the Todoroki victims are coping in different ways. Touya, presuming he’s Dabi, is coping in the least healthy way in that he’s lashing out in a way that hurts others and himself. The other four are all possibly healthy for them–there is no one right best way to respond to abuse. All that to say there might be a reason behind their forgiveness, but I don’t think there needs to be beyond that’s just how they are coping. 

Anyone who judges them for forgiving him, though, needs to grow some empathy. Abuse steals power and worth and choices from a human being; letting a victim decide how to cope with it (in a non-destructive way) is empowering. Being told you need to forgive and being told you should never forgive are just as destructive. 

have you watched star wars the force awakens do you think the writer of bnha being a star wars fan will reference that if so how do you think they will do it

Yes, I’m a huge fan of the sequel trilogy actually, and Finn, Kylo, and Rey are my three favorite SW characters (also Rose is up there too). 

He might? Most of the references seem to be like location names, etc, so I can see him throwing like “Ahch-To” or “D’Qar” or “Crait” somewhere! But the House of Mouse can be scary with copyright, so I’m not sure how much he’d legally be able to do? 

Kacchako headcanons. They take each other seriously, she doesn’t treat him like he’s just a hothead with a scary quirk and a scary attitude. He doesn’t treat her as weaker than him, or less than him, or fragile. Even when they hug, he gives Ochako a full, strong embrace, and she returns it. She’s a little soft on the outside, but she’s a pillar of muscle underneath, and he likes that, it makes her feel solid, unbreakable. It’s good for Ochako too, being treated as strong makes her feel strong.

YESSSS This is what I love about that ship–how he sees her strength and she sees his internal insecurity and drive. It’s so yin yang *wipes tears* 

Who, in your opinion, is the real enemy? I love your thoughts on snk!!

aspoonofsugar:

Hello anon! Thank you for your kind words!

I have just answered an ask where I say I think Zeke will be the final antagonist. That said, I don’t think he will be the embodyment of evilness, so if yours was an Erwin-like question:

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I think the series deconstructs the ideology which divides the world in friends and enemies, in good and bad, in heroes and monsters.

The series starts having very clear lines between all the above mentioned cathegories. Humanity is good and the titans are bad. The SC are heroes and their enemies monsters. However, as the story progressed it became clear that these lines are extremely frail and relative and in the last arc we found ourselves in an inverse situation from the one presented to us in the beginning.

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Thiiissss. “this black and white vision of the world is nothing more than another way in which humans imprison themselves.” I think that’s SnK in a nutshell. 

So I’ve been watching those live reaction compilations for aot s3 e6 and, just, I catch so many fucking people saying “omg, eren is ‘responsible’ for his father’s death??” that it’s almost hilarious.

Oh gosh lol. 

I mean, it depends on what they mean by “responsible.” Like, yes, Eren ate Grisha, and in terms of common vernacular that’s probably all they meant. But Grisha is the one who–like let’s just say even from the limits of what was shown, we know that Grisha was in control the entire time, not Eren. So Grisha is responsible in terms of culpability, not Eren.