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Sasuke and Itachi. 
          	Shouto and Dabi.
          	
          	
          	
          	
          	
          	(please don't make Dabi die, he's my fav character horikoshi-)

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NEW STORY! GO CHECK IT OUT!
          
          So it's a Naruto story, my first in the fandom, which takes place in the academy era, pre-canon. Basically, Naruto messes around with seals and switches himself with someone from the past. Now, I won't tell you who that someone is, but it's pretty obvious from the cover.
          
          Anyways, comment and tell me what you think, either here or on the story!

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Hot take on Prinxiety: What if when two sides get into a relationship, their emotions are associated with each other? Like, for Logicality, morality would be associated with logic, so if something is moral, it's the logical action, and vice versa. So, if Roman and Virgil get together, creativity and anxiety would be linked. If they do make it canon (highly unlikely) and happens in a video, what if the goal would be to break them up? Associating "good" things and "bad" things would be detrimental to Thomas, right? So Patton, Logan, and Janus would want to break them up because it would be harmful to Thomas. Remus probably wouldn't do anything though. What do y'all think?

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RANT AHEAD: READ AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION!!!
          So, I've noticed we're getting a lot of lesbians and female bisexuals in TV nowadays, like Luz and Amity, Korra and Asami, and Ruby and Sapphire, which is absolutely amazing. I feel represented, and they're doing wonderful. But... what about the gays? Pansexuals? Nonbinary? Trans? Genderfluid? I have not seen a single relationship involving someone of any of these alignments, and no, Voltron, you turned Shiro's relationship into shit so you don't count. I think we could do an even better job with this. And I mean, like, actual romances. Not one-night stands where one made "a mistake" and it never shows up again. Not a character who was only "pretending" to be one gender and reveals themself as another *cough, cough* PIDGE *cough, cough*. I love the fanon interpretations of so many works, they're absolutely amazing and are so diverse. 
          Which leads to another point! Race. They are including white, black, mexican, mixed, and so many more people, I know. But they're portrayed as American, with American accents, American traditions, and American lives. What about Asian people? Irish? Russian? European? South American? Indian? Native American? Yes, the colors are there. But the culture is not. My parents are immigrants from another continent entirely, and although I don't live there, I still go and visit, I'm involved in my culture and community and I identify as such. I have not seen a show represent things like this, how someone's race, religion and culture are woven into their life. No, Miraculous doesn't count either, Marinette doesn't look Chinese at all, which would be all fine and dandy if her culture wasn't played as a plot device. Oh, Adrien, a white French boy knows more Chinese than a girl of Chinese descent would. Oh, he's helping her communicate to her relative who cannot speak French, ever the white savior. Oh, she's never met her Chinese relatives and found a way to talk to them without using a translator, and her

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family doesn't know any French either, they can't communicate at ALL. Oh, Sabine has to wear a traditional Chinese outfit all the time, despite not showing any Chinese mannerisms, speaking Mandarin (or other dialect), or showing anything referencing her culture whatsoever. You can tell that I'm mad about this, I have a lot of feels about Miraculous in general. Don't even get me started on disabilities. Anyways, back to my original point. I'm mad and even though a lot of people are trying, and I appreciate that, I don't think it will be enough. Not anytime soon.
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