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Result: Hamilton doesn't hate Jefferson because he opposes his plan. He hates Jefferson because he uses people and throws it in Hamilton's face.

So, I'm not totally up to date on mha, but if one of Midoriya's last quirks isn't a healing thing, I'm gonna be real ticked off with his whole 'always being magically ok' thing.

Hawks wings growing back, but it hurts every time they do. Whether it be when he uses them, when they have to regrow, phantom pain from the burns or whatever. He can still fly and fight, but it hurts.

So yeah, feels.

Also me: (Having just read the tragedy chapter) "This is not what I meant!"

I know this isn't my normal content (Not that I have normal content) and that I'm late on the issue, but go look up Eli Erlick. He's the worst. He's trying to hurt kids and he's a rapist. Like factually. Yes, I know he identifies as a woman. I also know he doesn't deserve my respect or anyone else's.

Ok so, I know this isn't a popular opinion, but I think Jason Carver might have actually loved Chrissy. The only reason I say this is the one line he says to Lucas when they're fighting in the attic. He says, "You know how I know you're lying? Because if Chrissy was hurting, she would have come to me!" I've seen a lot of people say that was just his pride or something, but honestly? It looked real. He was crying and angry and I think it was portrayed as a true honest heartbreak over the idea that someone he loved might not think they could trust him. Anyway, I know we really hate Jason, but I can understand his not wanting to believe Lucas.

Is "I am (a) board" a good quote for one of those boards for quotes outside of school?

Why is it that when we were kids chicken nuggets and popcorn chicken was the best food ever, but now that I have an oven it tastes like fish?

Coin a new word. Create something entirely new! Isn't that better than just redefining an old term? Wouldn't it at least somewhat minimize the argument between the two sides?