Mira-The Disabled Sasuke Stan

disabled people who can't work out, I love you

disabled people who don't want to work out even if they can, I love you

disabled people who try to work out but can't manage to do more than beginner level, I love you

disabled people who will never be able to work out, I love you

disabled people who miss working out and can't do what they could do before, I love you

disabled people who work out but can't do every exercise, I love you

disabled people who can do a workout one day but can't do the same the other, I love you

disabled people who hate hearing about working out or being told to work out, I love you

Its okay to have a hard time coping with pain, its okay to grieve what you had, its ok to not have hope, its ok to hate appointments, its okay to tell your doctors no, its okay to not feel like you deserve to get better.

im not even saying sasuke's methods are completely correct (although i dont hold that against his character, since kishimoto has a well-established pattern of writing antagonists that oppose the genocidal colonial-imperialist state as cartoonishly violent and "insane" in order to make naruto/konoha appear even remotely reasonable and morally defensible). but his canonical analyses of the shinobi system and awareness of how it needs to be brutally destroyed are easily 10 times more grounded in his class interests as a genocide survivor than those who claim to want to save him from his "hatred."

like cmon now the next best example is naruto, whose reaction to the truth about the uchiha massacre is "noooo why does sasuke hate konoha" and "im gonna die with sasuke so that in the next life he'll be free from being an uchiha." the bar is so low. like sasuke is self-sacrificial, hyper-independent, and downright suicidal, and still nobody in canon knows what's better for sasuke's well-being than sasuke himself.