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Kendra:

- Somebody to Love by Queen

- Lost Boy by Ruth B

- The Fighter by Gym Class Heroes ft. Ryan Tedder

- I Hope by Gabby Barrett

- Can't Help Falling in Love by Haley Rhienhart

Newel & Doren:

- Who Do You Want to Be by Onigo Bonigo

- House of Gold by Twenty One Pilots

- Float On by Modest Mouse

- American Pie by Don McLean

- We Are the Champions by Queen

Vanessa:

- She's So Mean by Matchbox Twenty

- Seven Nation Army by The White Stripes

- Electric Love by BORNS

- Teeth by 5 Seconds of Summer

- Never Be The Same by Camila Cabello

Dale:

- Life is a Highway by Tom Cochrane

- This City by Sam Fischer

- Leave a Light On by Tom Walker (acoustic)

- Brother by Kodaline

- The Cave by Mumford and Sons

Seth:

- Complicated by Avril Lavigne

- All These Things I've Done by The Killers

- Geronimo by Shepherd

- Kings of Summer by Ayokay ft. Quinn XCII

- Monster by Imagine Dragons

Warren:

- This is What it Feels Like by Armin van Buren

- I Just Wanna Shine by Fitz and the Tantrums

- Bad Day by Daniel Power

- Second Chance by Shinedown

- I Want It That Way by The Backstreet Boys (just picture that scene from Brooklyn Nine-Nine)

Knox:

- Cool by The Jonas Brothers

- I Wanna Get Better by The Bleachers

- Weak by AJR

- Ain't It Fun by Paramore

- I Love It by Icona Pop

Ronodin:

- Back in Black by ACDC

- The Walker by Fitz and the Tantrums

- Ain't No Rest for the Wicked by Cage the Elephant

- Prayer of the Refugee by Rise Against

- My House by Flo Rida

Patton:

- To Show You My Love by Mike Schmid

- Stone's Throw by the National Parks

- Should I Stay or Should I Go by The Clash

- Best I Ever Had by Gavin DeGraw

- 99 Red Balloons by Lenka

Sphynx:

- No One Lives Forever by Onigo Bonigo

- Forever Young by Alphaville

- Renegade by Styx

- Human by Ragnbone Man

- Mad World by Tears for Fears

Bracken:

- Trojans by Atlas Genius

- Hello My Old Heart by The Oh Hellos

- Beautiful Day by U2

- From Now On by Hugh Jackman

- Hold Back the River by James Bay

Tanu:

- Have You Ever Seen The Rain? By CCR

- One Day by Matisyahu

- I Lived by One Republic

- Hopeless Wanderer by Mumford and Sons

- Try Everything by Shakira

Tess:

- Rockstar by A Great Big World

- Holding out for a Hero by Bonnie Tyler

- People Like Us by Kelly Clarkson

- New Soul by Yael Naim

- The Show by Lenka

Stan & Ruth:

- Safe and Sound by Capital Cities

- Enemy by Days of the New

- Broken Ones by Día Frampton

- Home by Machine Gun Kelly

- That's Life by Frank Sinatra

Lena:

- Wild Child by Enya

- Ocean Eyes by Billie Ellish

- The Scientist by Coldplay

- Between the Raindrops by Lifehouse

- Little Talks by Of Monsters and Men

Coulter:

- My Heart So Blue by Erasure

- Hurt by Johny Cash

- The Catalyst by Lincoln Park

- Swing Life Away by Rise Against

- Come Along by Titiyo

Raxtus:

- We Could Be Heroes by Alesso

- High Hopes by Panic at the Disco

- When I'm Gone by Three Doors Down

- Somebody That I Used to Know by Gotye

- Titanium by David Guetta

Calvin:

- There Goes My Hero by Foo Fighters

- Best I Can by Queensryche

- Hey There Delilah by Plain White Tees

- Keep Your Head Up by Andy Grammer

Inverse by Elesrea Hosted on: fanfiction.com Length: 29 Chapters+  170,000 words Status: WIP Rating: T (violence, character deaths as in canon, mild romance but nothing explicit)

I posted this theory on my Twitter, because I saw that some people liked it, I’m using it here too !!

About a year ago we were concerned about Levi’s death at the hands of Zeke’s titans, so I read all the parallels between Levi and Mikasa and analyzed Isayama’s way of conducting the story! And when I told a friend when 113 was released, I will send exactly what I said to her: “I don’t know, I don’t think Levi dies, Isayama should leave him incapacitated, maybe lose a leg or something.” More and then he is to be found by Hanji, who is with Floch and his men, as Levi is in the giant tree forest on his way to Shinganshina, where Hanji and Floch are going. Hanji must help him in some way, maybe he’s considered dead by Floch and Zeke! I only know that Isayama has to separate Zeke from Levi, because if Floch finds them fatally, Isayama would have to kill Levi! Levi is somehow disabled and disappears for a while, coming back later this year or next year! Have faith friend, our captain will not die now !! haha ha “

At the time, I didn’t put this theory here because it was absent in fandom and also because everyone called me crazy in every group I put this theory in, as it was confirmed and with the last chapter I decided to share with you my theory about why that I think Rivamika will become canon. Can I get it wrong? Probably yes, after all I am not psychic, but it is always good to theorize! 

So let’s go to the theory?

About Chapter 125 One could ask Flock about Levi and Hanji. However, it was precisely for Mikasa that the answer came! And Isayama expertly draws Mikasa so that we cannot clearly see her reaction on his face. He could draw it forward or sideways, but not unlike Jean, where Jean’s expression is clearly shown. Just a coincidence? Probably not! Conveniently, after stopping us from seeing Ackerman’s expression. Isayma finally decides to show Levi the phrase “soldier who will not die until he gives his life meaning.” Do you realize that Isayama has placed another parallel between the two? The meaning of Mikasa’s life has always been to protect Eren and Armin. Now the two boys are following their respective destinations, leaving Mikasa in Shinganshina (where it all began), she is losing the meaning of her life! All she has done so far has been for these two boys, with them walking away, she doesn’t know what to do, she’s lost! While Levi needs to find meaning in your life! Can you see this parallel? If you are a thoughtful Rivamika fan, you will see that Levi and Mikasa are developed together! If he has a loss, so does she! If he suffers something, so does she! A small example, the same day that Mikasa suffers the biggest disappointment of his life, Levi was unable to fulfill his promise to Erwin! And what has one thing to do with another? Both events involved the people who motivated the Ackermans, Eren and Erwin, respectively, on the same day for both Levi and Mikasa, which they motivated to fight are gone! The inability, the insecurity of not being able to change the course of things, both felt. It is almost as if Isayama wanted to develop Levi and Mikasa in parallel, so that at some point their development would collide. And I don’t know about you, but killing Zeke doesn’t really mean Levi’s life. As Levi has always killed for the sake of others, killing Zeke is a promise to Erwin, which means that it is a must DO duty and a revenge to WANT to do. But after Zeke died? What will Zeke’s death really bring to Levi? At the current point in history, will killing Zeke change anything? And the answer to all these questions is absolutely nothing. It is obvious that the promise made to Erwin is important to Levi and it is precisely because it is so important that Levi must not conclude it. But why? Because that’s the only thing that drives Levi, Isayama said that Levi is like a aimless balloon lost in the sky since Erwin died, the promise is the only thing that moves him. Killing Zeke is like taking the air out of this balloon, My guess is that Zeke will die before Levi can recover. Either way, I believe Levi can’t deliver on what he promised Erwin, so our captain will be forced to find something new to keep on living. Isayama has already stated that he will kill Levi only when he really smiles. what did he mean with this? Simple, a happy smile, killing Zeke will not bring Levi happiness. The parallels between Levi and Mikasa were not for nothing, there is a meaning, after all we are talking about Isayama. He has postponed for years a possible approach between the two and Ackerman’s long-awaited conversation, perhaps now that Eren and Armin (temporarily) are distant, we can see the Rivamika approach, two broken hearts and two lives that have lost their senses.

Maybe you think I’m crazy, but I don’t care! Well that was it and thanks, you can read this far <3

But we don't.

Because food is not just "fuel."

Stop trying to make excuses to hate fat people and guilt them when this is common human culture, when this is your culture.

contrary to popular belief, the belief that a fat body is unsightly or indicative of poor character does not result in any fat person attaining greater well-being.

it is impossible to say truthfully that you have someone's best interest in mind when you are saying that bodies like theirs are disgusting or indicative of laziness. doctors who hold this position are incapable of providing adequate medical care to fat clients. this has killed people.

Not being forced to stay pregnant

Not being forced to have an abortion

Being able to get sterilized without hassle or shame

Not being forced to get sterilized

Affordable care for carrying a pregnancy to term

Respecting patients’ right to consent during childbirth (tw: birth violence)

Access to affordable contraception

Comprehensive sex education

Not being forced to have sex without contraception

Freedom from all rape and sexual assault

Compassionate treatment of sexual assault victims and justice in the courts

Wearing whatever clothing you want without harassment

Access to affordable gender confirmation surgery and hormones for trans people

Ending infant circumcision and genital mutilation

Respecting patients’ right to consent to all medical treatment

Death with dignity for the terminally ill

Elimination of torture as an interrogation technique

Ending domestic violence and all other violent crime

Ending sex, organ, and surrogacy human trafficking

Sex workers legally working in safe, violence-free environments

Consent for all interactions involving your body

generally the way fandom portrays child abuse is very, uh - stereotypical, i should say. i don’t know enough about the PJO fandom to really say if it’s worse here or just more of the same, but i can’t exactly blame this particular fandom for falling directly into common stereotypes of what child abuse looks like, because what rick riordan wrote is intensely one-note on the same subject. i can’t fault a group of people for having an interpretation about a small corner of the text, that the text itself does not ever interrogate, identify, or even mention again. and i can’t actually fault the majority of fans for having childhoods that didn’t look like percy’s, because, uh, that’s great, actually. that’s amazing. congratulations.

but gabe is less of a genuine, good-faith effort to portray an abuser, and more of a very flat, b-string comic book villain, condemned to die in obscurity, his entire reason for existing being to drum up spare sympathy for the main character. which worked, by the way, because that’s why i like percy - i empathize. but that doesn’t change the fact that scenario as it’s presented in TLT is so far from genuine, because in RR’s effort to spare his readers something admittedly more intense, he created a scenario that implies that people recognize abusers and abuse when they see them. because there’s no comparison - there isn’t another character like sally or percy that exists to create a comparison - the reader is left with a general impression of what abuse looks like. and what that looks like, according to TLT, is that percy rightfully hates gabe with his entire soul at age twelve, because gabe is an irredeemable piece of shit who has never done anything good ever. the implication is that even sally knew that gabe was a monster, and entered that relationship willingly, with (impossible, by the way) knowledge that this would protect her son. it is less black-and-white from a moral standpoint, and more black-and-white from the standpoint that there is absolutely none of the nuance and complication that makes these situations...... what they are.

because the truth is that most kids do not have an intuitive knowledge that what happens to them is bad. most victims of domestic violence don’t know that their partner is going to slide into a cycle of abuse until it happens. the ugly truth that RR tried to circumvent with sally is that people like gabe ugliano trap their victims, cutting them off from all possible resources and means of escape - framing the decision to marry gabe as something sally did while totally cognizant of who gabe would turn out to be is, well, at best it’s just not how that usually happens. portraying percy as someone who has no complicated feelings on gabe is not how that works, either, because even as fiercely devoted as percy is to his mom, kids actively seek the praise of the adults around them. there was a time in percy’s life where he wanted gabe to like him, because that’s just how kids work. you don’t unlearn that. you don’t forget that. being a child around someone who made it clear how much they hated you is an ache that you live with forever, because children want and crave love almost against their will, and you inherit the way you felt and the things you saw as a child as an adult. and that’s further complicated by the fact that abusers are not really one-hundred-percent evil, one-hundred-percent of the time - they’re people like anyone else, not b-string comic book villains. and that’s what makes reconciling the things they do to you so phenomenally difficult. the intimacy of living with someone and knowing their mannerisms and all these things about them, these harmless things that are lovable, and the damage they do to you - that’s core to the experience of being abused, across all forms of abuse. to remove that is to remove the pain of the process itself.

basically what i’m trying to say is, even tho canon never explicitly mentions what percy has been through, we can see that he’s had a rough past from his deteriorating mental health.