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@lewdiverse-rp

It was another morning at the UA dorms, with the weekend to the students they had free time on their hands for homework or any routines they wish to indulge themselves in. Izuku mostly had plans to go visit his mother, maybe catch up on some reading, but that was after his morning workout routine.

Wearing a teal fleece hoodie and pants, Izuku jogged throughout the parks nearby. There was hardly anyone around given the sun had just came up and some people were still waking up. The temperature was perfect, being cool after the night but steadily getting warm from the sun to be the right temperature. The grass wet from the sprinklers watering them. He enjoyed days like these, feeling peaceful and invigorating.

@tokufan400

"Okay, that's the last of it," Peppermint said, grunting as she carried a heavy box full of old tech from Project Armstrong and Spectra. Peppermint had full intent on dismantling everything her brother made so there was no traces of his work. It had been all day and the only ones left were her and a new employee to Vandelay.

"Man, this thing is heavy. Hey, new guy, bring that crowbar over so we can get this open. The sooner we dismantle this thing, the sooner we can go home," Peppermint said, motioning them over with one hand while she rested her other on her hip. She certainly appreciated their help, their dedication and staying late after everyone clocked out.

The stigma of shame and embarrassment that comes with watching jiggle anime is something that's been manufactured by the conservative and puritan attitudes that dominate our culture - both in America and abroad - and doesn't need to exist. Our bodies are our bodies, and even if we'd prefer them to be in a different shape or whatever, we have no reason to be ashamed of them, or to consider them obscene in any way.

Watching a cartoon make exaggerated and comical motions out of the otherwise natural way breasts bounce and jiggle doesn't make you a bad person, and isn't something you should feel ashamed of. In all honesty most of these shows are actually pretty fun if you just let them be what they are. Now, I'm not touting these shows as peak cinema, or saying you have to enjoy them if you simply don't, I'm just saying that if you enjoy shows like Sekirei, you don't have to enjoy it *in spite of* it being a fanservice-fest. You've gotta learn to embrace what you like about the shows you like regardless of how those aspects are perceived by others!

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