Does Anyone Wanna Hold Hands Until We Feel A Little Braver

Heh, sorry sensei, I don’t mean to worry you😅

hey kiddo

Hello sensei

ooc-ish:

Don’t blame him, his bones are weak because his dad never came back with the milk

I HATE MY LIFE.

Why is part of my quirk training copying Recovery Girl's quirk and helping out- I SEE @worldsgreatestheroreal MORE THAN I SEE MY OWN MOTHER.....which isn't a lot but we don't talk about that

he did it. I saw him.

Boy!

Are you the one who sent me that expired cheese!

Moi? Bien sûr que non! Why would I? (Me?; Of course not!)

he is doing good, i do not think he’s caused any trouble today.

ooc

INFO

this is a tokoyami (and dark shadow) rp account, but i do sometimes do ooc things

IRL- Im a teenage girl who just happens to like anime (not only mha)

I’m bisexual (NO, this does not mean i want people on here asking me out, i’m just saying)

speaking of that, i’m a MINOR, so don’t be a creep or a pervert. jokes are okay, i’m a pretty sarcastic person myself, but don’t be blatantly rude.

(Obviously) NO homophobia, excessive rudeness, sexism, racism, ect.

and yeah, have a good day💚

(Most of the time when im rp-ing, i have the ‘revelry in the dark’ tag)

I VOTE WE KILL OF MINETA TO OPEN UP A SPOT FOR SHINSO!! -Dark Shadow

Dark Shadow no- -Fumikage

Lol

Do you fear me?

Good 😈

I'm an Alpha Male, while you're a beta loser

- Mineta 🍇

What does that even mean- Class 1-A, YOU'RE SO FUCKING WEIRD

Bakugo, did this happen when you were kidnapped?

-Fumikage

pLeAsE TELL ME THIS HAPPENED

-Dark Shadow🐦‍⬛

@hellyeahimright

Shigaraki at some point: *spins around in chair ominously* I’ve been expecting y- *chair continues to spin* shit *tries to stop spinning* shit *tries to grab a table to stop spinning* sHIT *falls out of chair*

Yes that was a very embarrassing time…

Have you ever worn a skirt

Once actually! Infact, all of the 1-A guys have, due to us losing a training exercise.... The girls got to give us a "make over"

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hey kiddo

Hello sensei