- Aizawa Probably Wouldn’t Be Aware Of The Issue At First Especially If It’s A Well-kept Secret.

- Aizawa probably wouldn’t be aware of the issue at first especially if it’s a well-kept secret. Although, he cares about his student’s even he has admitted that as adults the staff wasn’t the best at caring for the mental health of their students (see: Bakugo vs Deku part 2).

- It wouldn’t be until home visits that he would notice you’re not treated as a child should be. He’s seen hectic families before, but he could still tell when parents cared even if they weren’t the best at showing it; but in this case, he didn’t sense that.

- He’ll feel pretty bad about not noticing the smaller signs: the difficulty opening up, trouble speaking up, the high independence and the desperate need to not burden others.

- He’d make it up to you by doing simple things, like making sure you have a ride home after school or if you’re short on lunch money, he’d give you some without judgement.

- Aizawa wouldn’t be the type to force you to leave or to directly cause your family to break up until he was sure you had another means to care for yourself so you can continue going to U.A.

- He has a short but meaningful speech prepared about how a parent should treat their child: starting with their moral obligation to care for people they took the responsibility for.

- But better believe he’ll convince the school to let you live at the dorm and rip away their “pay line” if that’s what it takes to make them listen.