Chuuya: What if I knocked you unconscious right now?
Dazai: It won't change the past.
Chuuya: But it'd make the present so much nicer.
if you relate to having an idea for a story for 4 to 8 years with almost zero progress towards actually writing it down, clap your hands
the contrast between akaashi’s actual canonical personality in 2020 vs the personality created by the fandom for him back in like 2015 (e.g. just being cold/calm/ethereal) really gets me.
just based on the mujinazaka match, we find that his “cool and collected” personality is just a facade that he’s actively putting in effort to uphold. in reality he’s a mess of overthinking, low self esteem, and speaking in long ass metaphors no one really understands.
canonically akaashi is actually just an anxious dweeb who likes to write, owns a shirt with the word “setter” over a picture of an irish setter dog, and eats a fuckton of rice balls. also, speaking as an anxious person, the mujinazaka match chapters themselves were oddly comforting. especially watching the way akaashi picked himself back up after his breakdown using “task focus.” also bokuto being super emotionally intelligent, with quotes like “giving your 100% is not something everyone can do.” and asking “are you reflecting on the game or regretting things?” after the match, was just so nice to see.
Hard same.
Vaughn going over John’s admittance letter: It says right here you’re creative
John: Yes
Vaughn: May I know what you create?
John: Problems
Not to be greedy but I want
Itori: What’s the signal if something goes wrong?
Uta: How about “oh shit”?
Itori: Sounds good.
Akaashi: Why don't you ever let anyone see the good in you?
Tsukishima: Because when people see good, they expect good. And I don't want to have to live up to anyone's expectations.
preach.
“He doesn’t look that amazing.”
— Mitsuki, about Jiraiya (NARUTO to BORUTO the Live)