LRT: Okay, but like, I think about that a lot.

Bakugou was a super strong and gifted kid and he was praised for it and used to it, but when things go wrong or he starts struggling, he& #39;s not offered help, not really. He just gets a "you& #39;re better than this."

And he internalizes it and he sees it as a failure in himself as well. Yeah, everyone else seems to be improving faster since he& #39;s already at a high level.

But that& #39;s hard.

Believe me. I know.

The worst part about being good and really competent from a young age ...

Is that it& #39;s expected of you and you start to expect it of yourself. So when you suddenly can& #39;t be at that level any more for whatever reason, it really throws you off.

Ahhh, there& #39;s more to it than all this, but it& #39;s hard to pack it all into words and have it make sense.

Especially on Twitter.

I dunno, I guess what I& #39;m getting at is that even when people are strong and independent and capable, it doesn& #39;t mean that they are all the time.

Don& #39;t expect them to be and as hard as you are on them, I guarantee they& #39;re harder on themselves.

I have a lot of feelings about Bakugou.

I know he just seems like a loud rude boy and that& #39;s absolutely the act he puts on and sure he& #39;s done shitty things, but there& #39;s more to unpack there, y& #39;know?

(God, what the hell is this thread? I gotta think things out).