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blorbo: Haruhi, Kaoru,

scrunkly: Haruhi, Mori

scrimblo bimblo: Mei

glup shitto: Ranka

poor little meow meow: Tamaki, Hikaru, Kyoya

horse plinko: Tamaki, Hani, Hikaru

eeby deeby: Mr. Ootori, Mr. Suoh, Tamaki's grandma

blorbo:  Rebecca

scrunkly:  Paula, Greg

scrimblo bimblo:  Valencia, Heather

glup shitto:  Darryl, the Santa Ana Winds, Dr. Akopian

poor little meow meow:  Rebecca, Paula

horse plinko:  Nathaniel, Josh (affectionately for both........... sometimes not lol)

Nobu

Junko

and Kyosuke for the ask gamee ✨💖

Well I wasn't going to ask "ever abused anyone before?" LOL

Nobu: What’s the most crucial thing for any relationship to be healthy?

Communication. Absolutely communication. No relationship of any kind works out without all parties involved communicating honestly about all aspects that pertain to the relationship. I'm not saying people gotta tell each other everything about their lives, but people have to be open and honest about things that matter. Especially the unhappy bits.

Junko: Share your favorite piece of art, whether fanart, from a museum, your own - just be sure to credit the artist!!

The art is by @willoghby and of course it is Hachi and Nana. A friend gifted it to me and it meant so much that she did that. It was the first time I'd been gift art before. I'm still touched.

Kyosuke: What is one trait (personality or appearance) that any romantic partner of yours must have?

And it's not even eyeliner, those are all natural markings due to his quirk.

I wonder if there were,due to the current society and leaked information on Hawks, in-universe fans of his that did their make-up as his markings the same way some Hawks stans do. What did he think of it if he ever saw it? Would he think it's cute that people like his markings that much?

also i agree even though i think there is an unfair criticism towards hori, its important to raise awareness for thess issues because it also helps to criticize the source material according to its culture.

i love your blog btw!

Thank you for the compliment!

I do have a lot of patience that is probably from years of volunteering with four and five year olds.

Raising awareness is the first step to solving problems. Which I know is partially what the people who are critical - though I don't consider attacking one's character as criticism - of Horikoshi, as a person, are trying to do. But the root cause for the issues in the manga lies within the industry and culture imo.