I pass these two guys and they whistle and one made cat noises and one asked “hey missy, where are you going dressed like that?”

and I was trying to walk past but it looked like they were about to follow me so I tried to say “back off” or “go to hell” but I was flustered because I’ve never been catcalled before and I said loudly “BACK TO HELL”

so idk if they teach you this in drivers’ ed class or whatever, but if you see someone in the opposite direction flashing their high beams at you, they’re NOT being a dick. they’re saying, “SLOW DOWN, I just saw a police car back there”.

I love Aang in Book 1, but he is obviously still a kid. He is sweet and he means well, but he isn’t really ready for any kind of relationship. That isn’t a bad thing because he is so young. But even early on, she took on a more parental role.She shelters him from finding out how the Fire Nation invaded the Air Temple. But she never confides in him about her past.

With Zuko, Katara was so surprised that someone was able to understand her, that she instantly went from being angry at him to feeling compassion for him. Their conversation was more equal, and Zuko was also able to confide in Katara about things that he never told anyone else. Even his canon girlfriend.

Katara gives a lot of herself emotionally to Aang, but he is not mature enough to give it back. Aang never comforts Katara like she does with him. Katara needs someone who is on an equal level to her.

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