slightlyproblematicpenguins

(For some it may be more than one)

I don't mean it like it's a literal child.

I mean it like the way upperclassmen describe their assigned lower classmen after school orientation. The lowerclassman who are woefully ignorant of the crapshoot that will become their existance.

What do people think of a stranger things a.u. where they are actually part of the Resident evil universe.

(Probably would need to rewrite certain parts of the stranger things lore to fit in universe but in fairness it would probably make more sense)

"You can't ship Pidge with them. Pidge is just a baby." - people in the Voltron fandom in 2016

A. Pidge was fifteen at the start of season one, that is not a baby. In fact, it is a year younger than the most agreed upon age of consent in countries.

B. If the fifteen year old is allowed(practically hand chosen) to fight in an intergalactic war, I do believe there is an argument for the fifteen year old to be considered a legal adult in certain capacity.

Love the work you have done putting these characters in Hogwarts houses but they are from America mind you.

*Voltron creeping out from the shadows of my mind*

I thought i would make a few posts and leave.

A. They are fictional characters

B. It is fanfiction

C. Half of the romantasy books being published today have 200+ year olds with barely legal significant others. (Twilight was published over two decades ago.)

D. The healthiest irl marriage i have witnessed to this day met as legal adults and have over a decade age gap.