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queen-ofsunflowers · 9 months ago

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Aye, aye! Now... What they do for Valentine's Day, hmm...? 🤔

Ayame and Shiro:

It's not surprising to anyone that Ayame often has to work on Valentine's Day. As a nurse, it's not something that she can avoid. As a result, she would be tired at the end of her shift and not all for going out. It took Shiro a while to figure out what to do about this, but with a little help, he found the perfect solution.

Typically, with Japan's customs around Valentine's Day, it's the woman who would do something for the man, which would be returned on White Day a month later. Ayame and Shiro basically say 'screw that' due to Ayame's work schedule.

Ayame never has time to make anything by hand for Shiro, and the first time that she gave him the store-bought chocolate while they were dating, she was embarrassed and had to explain why. Shiro really doesn't care, though. He knows how hard she works. He's just happy to have her heart. They would sit down and enjoy it together underneath the stars in the park.

Ayame also brought up the topic of marriage one Valentine's Day. A month later on White Day, Shiro proposed to her.

As a married couple, they still keep up the tradition but with a difference. Ayame swings by the store for chocolate for Shiro. When she gets home, Shiro's already prepared a nice dinner for them both with the kids already asleep by then. They spend the romantic evening together and wouldn't have it any other way.

Yuriko and Daichi:

Yuriko's and Daichi's Valentine's Day celebrations were... not much of a celebration at first. Their marriage was initially an arranged one, and not one that either of them were too keen on taking part in. Daichi was also emotionally stunted, so there was that. Up until they were about fifteen/sixteen years old, their relationship was strained with Yuriko being the only one who was trying. I've talked about how Daichi started to open up to Yuriko before, so I won't go into that again but that was when their relationship started to become something genuine.

Two years later, Yuriko shoved a box of sloppily made chocolate into Daichi's arms before running off to help Ayame clean the kitchen before their parents found out about. The chocolate wasn't very good and burnt in some places, but Daichi still ate the entire thing. It was the first Valentine's gift he had ever gotten that meant anything to him.

After marrying, they both had their work and later Minato. Valentine's Day wasn't all sort of sweet dates for them. Daichi was never one for the overly romantic approach, and no matter what Shiro said, it was fine. Yuriko didn't mind. So long as she had him, she was content.

She still tries to make chocolate each year, though. Eventually she has Minato help her out in the kitchen. They've gotten better since that first batch, but no matter the taste, Daichi eats every last one.

Naoya and Tsubaki:

Oh boy, here we go. SO, Valentine's Day has always been a bit complicated for the two of them. The first one they spent together was more of a casual one, and the one after that was spent apart due to Naoya studying abroad at the time. He did call Tsubaki and spent a few hours having a date over the phone, but he had a feeling afterwards that she was acting strangely.

Probably because she was. Because she had found out that she was having Ren and had no idea what the hell to do. She couldn't hide it forever and was shortly kicked out of her parents' home following that Valentine's Day.

And every Valentine's since then, it has been... well, they've had their family since then. As much as Naoya works, he always does his best to make sure that he's there for Valentine's Day and White Day. He wants her to know that he really does love and care for her.

Tsubaki makes dinner for the both of them in place of store-bought chocolate. Mostly because a few of her students do give her some over the course of the school day, and a few of her co-workers do the same. It's all platonic mostly, but the pair of them dive into the boxes each year and eat them together when Naoya gets home. If he can't make it home, they usually call each other and spend time together that way.

Akihiko and Kotone (with a bonus Shinjiro):

Let me begin by saying that Akihiko is bad at this. Not to say that he doesn't try, he really does, but it seems like he constantly forgets that it's Valentine's Day. He's used to getting chocolate from random classmates but Kotone's in the only one that matters to him.

Yukari, Aigis and Fuuka had to help her make the first batch since Shinjiro was still in the hospital then. Akihiko almost caught them both and didn't realize what they were doing, despite the fact that all of them had chocolate smeared on their faces.

Things got only messier when Shinjiro properly enters the picture after a very long discussion a few months before. He's not too happy about Kotone trying to handle everything herself, but Akihiko reassures him that she knows what she's doing. Besides, they have a month to plan something else so he can do whatever he wants then.

Kotone almost always goes overboard with date planning and sweet making. She wants every detail to be perfect, including a nice day out for the both of them that include their favorite locales. It ends with a dinner that she makes and dessert that ends up more on her apron than anywhere else.

...like I said, the boys only hold back their comments about how overboard she goes each year. Mostly because they'll repay her attempts later that evening, as well as next month. Besides, they enjoy the happy look on her face at the end of the day. That makes it all worthwhile.

Ryoji and Minato:

Every year, they switch off who is responsible for Valentine's Day and who is responsible for White Day. That might be because their first was a bit of mess with both of them trying to do something sweet and it ended in disaster.

Their system works pretty well. Ryoji is more the romantic between the two of them, so he's more likely to go all out. Minato is more subtle in his approach to things. He's content with a simple night in and falling asleep watching movies on the sofa, but he's not going to say 'no' if his boyfriend wants to take him out somewhere.

Now, I do have quite a few ships when it comes to Ren, and it all depends on the AU that I'm working with, so I'll be bringing up which timeline these ships are taking place in.

Ren and Tenma (Literal Theatre Kid)

Their first Valentine's Day is spent right after Ren gets out of juvie. Like, the day after. Not to mention, Tenma had just finished running a show. Both were just exhausted and didn't want to do much. So they just spent the day relaxing in the attic and not doing much other than watching old films and recordings of plays that Ren had found.

This sort of becomes their tradition, especially since they like keeping their relationship on the downlow and out of public eye. It's a simple thing, but neither seems to mind as much as the others think that they do.

They also sit back and eat the chocolate Tenma's fans had sent him after it's been checked for anything illicit.

Ren and Akechi (Shujin Assassins)

So. There's a bit to say about this one because of the AU it takes place in, especially since Ren and Akechi meet earlier -- right about the time that the latter has just started working for Shido and becoming the 'Detective Prince'. It is actually on Valentine's Day that Ren learns of it, but not from Akechi. It's from his classmates. Nakamura especially, as she teases him a bit about it.

He spends the rest of the day trying to get answers, deflecting most attempts from some of the girls at giving him sweets. He's too wrapped up with his 'Prince Charming' as 3-E put it. They do eventually meet up later in the evening to talk, since they'll be separated come the next year with Ren starting high school in another city. They do promise to still talk with one another when they can, but their meet-ups are rare enough to the point that it's not until P5 that they meet up again.

And then the rest of P5 happens so... yeah. It's a bit easier to understand what Akechi went through when Ren was somewhat there for most of it in the background and underwent similar assassin-related trauma in the first place.

Needless to say that Akechi isn't one for Valentine's Day and is more than happy to treat it like a normal day. Ren is fine with that, but does find little ways to make the day special. Mostly by making food. Getting up earlier for a special breakfast, making sure that Goro actually eats lunch by bringing it by himself on his break, leaving early to make dinner for the both of them. Morgana is usually with Futaba on Valentine's Day, so it makes things a bit easier to just be the two of them.

After that, it's watching a mystery film or an action film. The former they try to figure it out themselves, and with the latter, they'll pick apart the inaccuracies from as many fight scenes as they can.

Ren and Sumire (Monsters and Magic)

Their first proper Valentine's Day is spent a year after the events of Royal, because they don't properly get together until Strikers. Because -- in Ren's own words -- Sumire had a lot on her plate at the moment and he didn't want to make it worse by confessing to her when the time came in her Confidant to do that. Especially if she didn't feel the same way. Which she did.

How they actually get together is for a later time, but their dancing around each other leads to Akechi banging his head against the wall at one point because of how much it drove him crazy.

Anyway, Sumire panics a bit as Valentine's grows closer and closer since she has no idea what to do. She wants to do something special, but it's hard when Ren's in Inaba and she's in Tokyo. So she ends up consulting Ann, Makoto, Futaba and Haru on what to do.

The next day after classes end, Sumire takes the chocolate box that she has in hand and boards a train to Inaba to surprise Ren. And it really did surprise him. He thought that they would just be having a phone date that night, but nope! He's met with Sumire shoving the box into his hands directly.

They end up walking around Inaba together, just talking and catching up until it's time for the last train to Tokyo.

Every year afterwards, even after Ren moves to Tokyo for college, the pair chooses a locale to visit outside of the city to spend the day together at. Sumire always still manages to surprise Ren somehow in different ways.

#i do have a few other ships if you want to ask about those #they're sprinkled about on this blog #queen answers #anonymous #ayame shiomi #shiro shiomi #yuriko arisato #daichi arisato #akikoto #akishinjikoto #ryomina #renten #akeshu #shusumi #tsubaki amamiya #tsunao

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inomaxx · 2 years ago

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Was ist die Sozialwahl und was man darüber wissen muss

In Deutschland sind derzeit ca. 52 Millionen Menschen aufgerufen, sich an der Sozialwahl zu beteiligen. Neben den Europa- und den Bundestagswahlen handelt es sich um die drittgrößten Wahlen innerhalb von Deutschland. Die Versicherten können bis zum 31. Mai 2023 ihre Interessenvertreter in der gesetzlichen Sozialversicherung mitbestimmen. Die Interessenvertretung setzt sich aus den gesetzlichen Renten- und Krankenversicherungen zusammen. Durch die gewählten Selbstverwaltungsorgane wird den Beitragszahlern eine Mitbestimmung bei Entscheidungen über Rente und Gesundheitsversorgung ermöglicht.

Mitbestimmung in Renten- und Krankenversicherungsfragen

Von den gewählten ehrenamtlichen Vertretern die in den Vertreterversammlungen der Deutschen Rentenversicherung Bund, der Deutschen Rentenversicherung Saarland und in den Verwaltungsräten der Ersatzkassen sitzen, werden Entscheidungen getroffen, welche sich unmittelbar auf die Beitragszahler auswirken. Weiterhin kontrollieren sie die Verwaltungen der gesetzlichen Sozialversicherung und sie beschließen die Haushalte. Daneben haben sie auch ein entscheidendes Mitspracherecht in der Festsetzung des Leistungsangebots von Rentenversicherung und Krankenkasse.

1953 wurde erstmals eine Sozialwahl durchgeführt

Im Jahr 2023 erfolgt die Sozialwahl nun zum dreizehnten Mal. Da bei der letzten Sozialwahl nur eine Wahlbeteiligung von knapp über 30 Prozent zu verzeichnen war, bemüht sich der Bundeswahlbeauftragte für die diesjährigen Sozialwahlen, Peter Weiß, für eine rege Teilnahme an den Wahlen zu werben. So können Versicherte Einfluss auf die Verwendung der Versicherungsbeiträge nehmen und zum Bestehen einer vom Staat unabhängigen demokratischen Kontrollinstanz der gesetzlichen Sozialversicherung beitragen. Wahlberechtigt sind rund 52 Millionen Versicherte und Rentner, die bei der Deutschen Rentenversicherung Bund, der Deutschen Rentenversicherung Saarland oder einer der Ersatzkassen Barmer, TKK, DAK-Gesundheit, KKH oder HHK versichert sind. Die Wähler haben die Möglichkeit, je eine Liste aus den von ihrer Versicherung oder Krankenkasse aufgestellten Listen auszuwählen. Die Sozialwahlen finden alle sechs Jahre statt.

Wahlunterlagen kommen mit rotem Umschlag mit der Post und abstimmen kann man entweder per Post oder Online

Bei anderen gesetzlichen Krankenkassen steht nur eine Liste zur Wahl. Es sind in dieser Liste nicht mehr Kandidaten zur Wahl vorgeschlagen, als später im Selbstverwaltungsgremium an Sitzen zu vergeben sind. Diese eine Liste gilt dann mit Ablauf der Wahlfrist automatisch als gewählt. Die Kandidaten auf den Listen kommen beispielsweise aus Arbeitnehmervereinigungen mit sozial- und berufspolitischen Zielen oder von den Versicherten selbst, auf sogenannten Freien Listen. Die Verteilung der Sitze erfolgt in den Parlamenten nach dem Anteil der Stimmen, welche auf die jeweilige Liste entfallen. Die Wahlunterlagen an die Versicherten werden seit dem 21. April 2023 in roten Briefumschlägen per Post verschickt. Jeder Wähler besitzt eine Stimme, die er für eine Liste seiner Rentenversicherung oder Krankenkasse abgeben kann. Bisher fand die Sozialwahl als reine Briefwahl statt. Erstmals in der Geschichte der Sozialwahl bekommen die Wahlberechtigten auch die Möglichkeit zur Online-Abstimmung, die es anfangs allerdings nur bei den Ersatzkassen gibt.

Mehr Informationen gibt es unter: www.sozialwahl.de

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