(REQUESTS CLOSED) Kimetsu no Yaiba Scenarios

If Your Child Was Bullied

REQUESTED BY: Aidan1213

A/N: Exactly as it says in the title, your child has a problem with bullies.

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Tanjiro:

Your husband is a very chill person most of the time. He usually tries to take the high road whenever he's able to, and your children are no exception.

But when your youngest comes to you both one day, sullen and ashamed about a bully they just can't avoid, your husband's face turns several shades of an angry red. However protective you are of them, he's twice that - and the next time you accompany your child to the village and they point out their bully, your husband marches up to the bully's parents to have a talk about their child's behavior. The parents are so cowed by Tanjiro's fury that they quickly apologize.

Nezuko:

Befitting her familial nature, Nezuko can be one hell of a mama bear when it comes to your children. When your middle child goes to her crying about a mean boy that won't leave them alone, it takes everything you have to convince her to stay and console your child as you go to confront the parents (surprisingly, the argument that they might get freaked out by her being inhuman didn't do anything other than strengthen her resolve).

By the time you return, having sorted the matter, your child is feeling a lot better: at some point your other children had come by and all of them, plus your wife, were wearing matching kimonos and the children were doing your wife's hair.

Zenitsu:

Your husband may be a crybaby, but he can be incredibly serious when he wants to be. Some time after your second child was born, your older came to both of you crying about a bully.

Your husband immediately got up and announced he was going to run errands. Unamused, you told him to at least get some more rice while he was out.

He comes back an hour later, bag of rice over his shoulder, as well as a tray of mochi for everyone to share, cheerfully stating that it's been taken care of.

Inosuke:

Inosuke knows bullies, and he hates them just as much. So when your child tearfully comes to him one day, telling him of another mean kid who keeps pulling their hair and tripping them up, he tells them to point them out for him the next time you go out.

The very next time he accompanies your child to the village, they point out the bully and he marches up to them and demands they leave your child alone. Whether it was the boar head that freaked them out or the fact that a shirtless adult was yelling at them, you don't know, but it worked.

Giyuu:

Giyuu is used to being talked about, and he can handle himself when it comes to people disliking him. But when your child comes to you, teary and scared, about a bully, he finds that he can't handle when his kid is hurting like that.

The next time he goes to town, he brings your child so they can point out the bully - and he goes to their parents and warns them that their kid's behavior needs to stop. Whether they're intimidated by your husband's tranquil fury, or weirded out by his intense stare and flat tone, they agree to rein in their kid.

Kyojuro:

Your husband is quite the papa bear when it comes to your child. When they come to him one day, complaining about a mean kid that won't leave them alone, he offers to go with them to talk it out. (Of course, he doesn't intimidate a kid - he's keen to go straight to their parents and give them a strongly-worded warning.)