Reblog If You Believe Fanfics Are As Valid As Books That Were Published And Sold By Authors Who Write

reblog if you believe fanfics are as valid as books that were published and sold by authors who write as their main careers. I'm trying to prove a point

Can we normalize this?

Like please please please??

Part of the reason I try to make good vegetarian food even though I’m not vegetarian is because of the one week my dad was convinced he was gonna go vegan.

You know what he made for dinner that whole week? Steamed vegetables, rice, and canned beans. All unseasoned. Technically a nutritionally complete meal. It tasted awful.

How could a man usually so good at cooking forget literally all of that when faced with the possibility of making vegan food?

I thought there had to be a better way. And it turns out there is. Vegetarian food doesn’t taste bad. Cartoons that depict vegetarians eating a singular leaf for a meal have ruined us. A lot of stuff that meat eaters eat in everyday life is technically vegetarian or easily made vegetarian. Why when faced with one restriction do so many people forget every single egg sandwich or apple pie they’ve ever eaten?

As I've said, I love a scenario where Makoto accidentally gives Junko ideas for her various crimes and acts of despair. Like, overhearing her, thinking she's talking about a work of fiction, and directly suggesting things.

And she loves his ideas.

(Sometimes. Sometimes she's like, "Ugh, no! I'm doing it like this because ____!" and he's just like, "Whoa, whoa! It's fine! I mean, it's your book. I was just making a suggestion.")

She asks him for input pretty often, like "What song would be the creepiest to play when I ____?" (His very mainstream pop-leaning music tastes really work for the creepy dissonance she's going for.) "What's the most tragic way to kill a husband and wife?" (He has a very specific kind of highly domestic lived experience, and also she loves getting answers out of him that she knows he'll regret. Like, she's definitely using his answer on his parents specifically.)

All the better if Makoto's suggestions consistently include ways for the good guys to overcome the bad guys, and Junko takes these into account, too, as something to defend against.

can't stop thinking about how maki became a sidekick before she told kaito (+ shuichi) about her talent in utdp/danganronpa s. definitely would change the dynamic up a bit but it'd be incredibly funny. kaito drags along his grumpy "child caregiver" classmate to his workout group thinking she's just got some stuff she needs to work through and then like a few months later she just goes "im actually the ultimate assassin" unprompted in the middle of kaito talking about space

liking someone platonically is so embarrassing like. yeah i admire you. yeah i think about you all the time. yeah i look forward to every time i see you even if it's only for a minute. yeah it's all platonic and yeah i couldn't explain this because it'd sound romantic. fucking hell