Can’t Believe I Forgot To Post This Here, You Guys Deserve Some Wolfstar Smooches Too!!

need a girlfriend so i can deactivate for good

we’reくコ:彡 entering squid territory

 くコ:彡                                                                       くコ:彡                              くコ:彡  くコ:彡                                                        くコ:彡                           くコ:彡 くコ:彡

we’reくコ:彡 entering squid territory

 くコ:彡                                                                       くコ:彡                              くコ:彡  くコ:彡                                                        くコ:彡                           くコ:彡 くコ:彡

Katsuki isn’t the type to say “I love you” to Deku in his face. Instead he would rather show Deku how much he loves him. Cooking his favorite foods, giving him a massage, buying Deku hero merch, shampooing his hair if Deku would literally ask, cuddling with him, giving him kisses randomly on the cheeks/lips/forehead, he would hold Deku’s hand

But when Katsuki does end up saying “I love you” to Deku is when Deku is fast asleep next to him. He would softly say it and then give Deku a light kiss

Reblog if you love "How to Train Your Dragon"

chat is it weird to bother your fellow teammate for hours on end?

how u get there

I live in your basement

Midoriya Izuku - BNHA 384

I love time loop stories. Really, I do.

But I'd love to see a story about what happens after you emerge from the time loop.

When, after months or years of repetition, you have to learn how to live with a choice you can't redo tomorrow.

When you meet someone new for the first time and have to figure out how to navigate this brand new conversation.

When you reach for the same day's clothes and realize that you can't wear them because they got dirty. Your laundry, your dishes, your body, your teeth, all the tasks that reset with the loop are suddenly stacking up and you need to set aside time to do them.

When you reach that first weekend and your schedule radically shifts and you don't know what to do with yourself, which is terrifying but also exhilarating in ways you can't explain.

When you casually drop facts learned from those books you spent a dozen loops reading, and you realize you retained something worth keeping.

How your memory gets weirdly good all of a sudden, despite not having all that repetition to fall back on, because suddenly every experience is fresh and new.

And when the seasons change, and your hair grows long enough that you want to cut it, and when you realize it's shocking because you didn't think you'd ever see something as incredible as the passage of time.