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Playing Among Us with Haikyuu boys
genre - c l o w n e r y
featuring - Bokuto Koutarou, Oikawa Tooru, Iwaizumi Hajime, Kageyama Tobio, Kozume Kenma, Kuroo Tetsurou, Sakusa Kiyoomi, Akaashi Keiji, Yamaguchi Tadashi, Tsukishima Kei.
warnings - maybe cursing idk
Bokuto Koutarou
definitely mains in pink
“hEy wHaT dOes thE veNT buTtoN dO?”
vents in front of everyone
the first few games ended so quick because he miraculously got imposter 4 times in a row
gets used to it after a while
still keeps on getting caught no matter what he does
*comes out of a vent in front of Iwaizumi”
bokuto: “…”
iwaizumi: “…”
bokuto: :D
iwaizumi : EMERGENCY MEETING
“bokuto is the impostor.”
“no im not! :((((((”
“ok.”
“ok.”
“ok.”
beefyowl was ejected. 0 impostors remain.
Oikawa Tooru
mains in cyan
keeps on bragging how it’s “aOba jOhsAi coLouR”
will fite anyone who gets cyan before him and demands they give back his color
CALLS EMERGENCY MEETINGS FOR NO FCKING REASON ALL THE TIME JUST TO ACCUSE TOBIO
gets voted out just because of the emergency call
keeps on following others no matter what
gets voted out for being sus even when he was just existing
“didNt yOu seE mE sCan in mEdbAY??”
but honestly speaking, isn’t too bad of an impostor tbh
Iwaizumi Hajime
mains in brown
the one who gets all the tasks done in a minute
plays v quietly and is a lone wolf
is very hard to detect whether he is crewmate or impostor because he goes alone everywhere
if the task bar doesn’t go up significantly before the first blood
welp, chances are, hajime is the impostor
is a pretty chill player, skips most of the emergency meetings unless it’s oikawa
kills mostly in electrical (a man of culture)
Kozume Kenma
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Women
stealthily, put a curse on a ball.
(May this ball fall to the other team’s court.)/
そっと、ボールに呪いをかける
(願わくば、相手コートに落ちますように)
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I graduated high school two years ago and I really struggled to keep up and stay on top of everything because I couldn't make myself focus or keep up (and this was before I knew I have ADHD). I've decided to take the plunge and enroll in a local community college which I start at in January. Do you have any tips on how I can help myself stay on top of everything and doing well? I'm especially nervous because I have to take online classes. Thank you in advance!
Hi! First of all, I think it’s super cool that you decided to enroll in college! Good luck with everything!
I recently shared my fave study tips here, but here are the things that specifically helped me with college/online classes!
Check if your college has a student disability service! After I was diagnosed with ADHD I was able to get 33% more time on tests and I was allowed to ask for more time for assignments.
Print out your syllabuses! Read them twice (underline/mark the important stuff) and put them on a Special Syllabi Pile. If you have any questions, ask your professor!
Make a big overview of your semester/term! I would print out empty calendar pages for every month of the semester & copy all the important dates (papers, presentations, exams) from the syllabuses on there in bright red. I would then put the pages on my wall above my desk.
Make a list (per course) of all the chapters/articles you have to read. I took 4 courses every semester, so I had four lists on my wall with all the readings on them. If I finished a chapter/article I would mark it green.
Ask for help if you are falling behind! This is scary (I still struggle with it to be honest) but in my experience professors are very often willing to help if you notify them that you are having trouble.
Try to keep a daily rhythm. This can be really hard, so don’t be scared to ask for help! Eg: when I lived with my friend we would always have breakfast at 8 o’clock on weekdays. It made sure we got out of bed on time (and it was also really fun to start the day together)
I hope this helps! (As always please feel free to comment your own coping mechanisms because what is my blog if not a big crowdsourced body of adhd advice.)
Carry a planner with you (if paper works for you go with it, but I use the app My Study Life) and put your assignments in as soon as you get them and put it in as due a day before it actually due
Ask questions in class - seriously this will help you in so many ways. it will keep you engaged in what's going on and you most likely aren't the only one confused
Make or join a study group - this was the only way I actually forced myself to study my first semester and it's really helpful to go over parts you're confused about with another person. studies have actually shown that you learn better by teaching the subject to someone else
Set mini deadlines - specifically ones that you aren't enforcing yourself. I make appointments with the writing center a couple days before a paper is due (they can't help me if I don't have anything written) and often an appointment the day of/day before it's due for polishing
Get out of your room - study at the library or if your dorm has study rooms go there (if you're at home, just study somewhere other than your bedroom)
Build a relationship with your professors - talk to them after class, go to their office hours, ect. they're far more likely to give you extensions of they know who you are

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Just Miya’s twins became themself
Doodles~ ( I missed these boys)
Besides undercut frenemies Otabek & JJ from YOI, here’s a fun reminder that Hosoya Yoshimasa & Miyano Mamoru also played:
Free! Eternal Summer’s Yamazaki Sousuke (Hosoya) & Matsuoka Rin (Miyano)
Chihayafuru’s Mashima Taichi (Miyano) & Wataya Arata (Hosoya)
Bungou Stray Dogs’ Kunikida Doppo (Hosoya) & Osamu Dazai (Miyano)
Ajin’s Kaito (Hosoya) & Nagai Kei (Miyano)
Basically: FRENEMIES4LIFE (For the most part)
Update (April 2019): Is…IS THIS THE GREATEST PAIR UP YET???
Sarazanmai’s Niiboshi Reo (Miyano) and Akutsu Mabu (Hosoya)
whoaaa really??
special illustrations for chihayafurufund ☆
I love it when a club is at a centre of an anime
Ouran High School Host Club: let's join a Host Club and be surrounded by pretty boys!
Free: let's revive a Swim Club and strip!
Clannad: let's make a Drama Club and cry!
Angel Beats!: let's join a secret club where we can fight against God because we had an unfair life and try to avoid the inevitability that is our reincarnation!
Gakuen Babysitters: let's join a Babysitter Club where we can take care of cute babies!
Tsurune Kazemai Koukou Kyuudobu: let's join a Kyuudo Club where we can master martial art of traditional Japanese archery!
Chihayafuru: let's make a Karuta Club where we can play a traditional Japanese card game!
Kono Oto Tomare: let's join a Koto Club where we can learn to play a traditional Japanese string instrument!
Hyouka: let's join a Classic Literature Club where we do literally anything besides reading classic literature!
Oregairu: let's be forced to join a Volunteer Service Club!
Wait what?

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Top 10 Josei Manga as of 2016
note: I tried not to repeat any manga authors, so several of these authors have other great josei manga too that I decided to cut in order to keep it to ten.
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Anime doesn’t equal Japanese culture
I think we’ve heard this statement a lot. I mean, anime is just fiction and so it’s free to mend reality to fit the story it’s trying to tell. And some anime fans would be surprised to know that real Japanese people can act a lot differently than anime characters.
But…
… at least personally, I think this statement simply isn’t true in some cases. Anime is indeed able to teach us something about the Japanese culture.
We have these:
Chihayafuru
Chihayafuru introduced me to the world of Karuta, a traditional Japanese card game, which is something I didn’t even know existed. The anime (and manga) is featuring real shrines and places in order to make it feel as real as possible. It even made me watch a real queen match on YouTube because I fell in love with it. And not only that - it boosted the profile of competitive karuta in Japan and overseas.
Truly a masterful representation of Japanese culture.
Kono Oto Tomare!
This anime introduced me to koto - a traditional Japanese string instrument, which is something I, again, didn’t even know existed, making me and millions of other fans watch real koto performances. And if it wasn’t for this anime I’d completely missed it. Now, I can’t stop listening to it. Goddammit, anime!
Tsurune
Putting KyoAni drama of just-friendship between cute anime boys aside, Tsurune introduced me to Kyudo - Japanese archery. Now, I’m not stupid and I knew what archery was before but I certainly didn’t know that Japan developed its own traditions around a simple bow and arrow. And it certainly was fascinating seeing how competitions work and what goes into it and I’m thankful for that.
Barakamon
Barakamon isn’t even trying to introduce you to the world of Japanese calligraphy. The story focuses heavily on character development and not on the traditional art itself but seeing the main character desperately trying to find his own style or teaching children how to write beautifully in order to win a school competition still managed to leave an impact on me and taught me something new about the Japanese culture.
And there are many more
Noragami, Kamisama Hajimemashita and Natsume Yuujinchou introduced me to the world of Youkai, Ayakashi and Japanese gods and while I know that the authors made their stories unique and they aren’t 100% accurate to the real legends, they still count.
Kimi no Na wa shows a traditional shrine dance during which maidens make Kuchikamisake. Not to mention the hundreds of other anime which show a simple visit to a shrine like Hyouka.
Shougi - a Japanese strategic game similar to our chess is featured in a lot of anime - the most popular being Naruto.
And don’t even make me talk about the food.
What I’m trying to say is…
…anime did introduce us to Japanese culture and while it isn’t the best representation there is, we shouldn’t take away the credit it deserves and appreciate it.