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dukeyeatsdeodorant · 8 months ago
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Logan: Its like when Adam-
Roman: Adam?? Sk8 the infinity reference?
Logan:
*less than 10 minutes later*
Logan: Ah, Virgil I was reading this poem by Edgar Allan Poe and-
Virgil: Edgar Allan Poe?? Bungo Stray Dogs reference?
Logan:
Logan: What?
Virgil: Sorry. I've been hanging out with Roman alot.
Logan: It's alright, I forgive you-
Virgil:
Virgil:...Good Omens reference...
Roman, bursting in, crying: HOW DARE YOU-
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ticpunk · 7 months ago
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Reki Kyan from SK8 the Infinity has Tourettes!
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chronically-strawberry · 4 months ago
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📌PINNED POST📌
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╰┈➤ Welcome to my page! Here I will be posting disability and chronic illness awareness content. I live with multiple disabilities and chronic illnesses, some of which include (Yes, I'm diagnosed!):
❁ Tourette's Syndrome (TS)
❁ Gastroparesis
❁ Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)
❁ Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS)
❁ Non Epileptic Seizures (NES/PNES/NEAD)
❁ Ineffective Esophageal Motility (IEM)
❁ Essential Tremor Disorder
❁ Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
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╰┈➤ I also struggle with quite a few mental illnesses, some of wish are:
❁ Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
❁ Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
❁ Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
❁ Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
❁ Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)
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╰┈➤ Due to living with these conditions, I have a medical device called a G Tube, which is a surgically placed feeding tube that goes directly into the stomach. I also use different mobility aids for GBS including a wheelchair, walker, crutches, cane, and AFO braces. These all give me the ability to be independent and survive. I'll be sharing my experiences with these conditions and devices on this account! I also have other socials as well! I'll link them below!
https://www.instagram.com/chronically_strawberry?igsh=dGpucTkxbThvbnA4
╰┈➤ Now that I've got all that out of the way, I want to talk a little more about who I am! Starting with the fact that I'm an artist! I love everything creative. I like to draw (traditional and digital), paint, crochet, sculpt, and really anything I can get my hands on. I also like to write! Stories and poetry! Singing is another thing I like to do, along with gaming. Being out in nature is one of my favorite things though. I like to hike, skateboard, ride my bike, and anything active. (When my body will allow it.) When I'm not feeling up to doing more active things, I'll usually end up doing something creative, working on my socials, or playing things like Cult of the Lamb, Dress to Impress, Far Cry 5, Overwatch, Minecraft, and many more games.
╰┈➤Next I want to get into my interests. I really like anime. Some of my favorite animes are Blue Lock, The Disastrous Life of Saiki K, and Sk8 the Infinity, though I'll be making a whole section of this post listing the animes I like XD! I also like music. My favorite artist is My Chemical Romance, though I have so many runner-ups. I like science, space, nature, plants, bugs, mushrooms, moths, cosplay, and plushies!
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╰┈➤ My Favorite Animes: Blue Lock, The Disastrous Life of Saiki K, Blue Period, Bungo Stray Dogs, Mob Psycho 100, Yuri!!! On Ice, Sk8 the Infinity, Made In Abyss, Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni, Another, Given, Seraph of the End, Last Hope, Voltron (Not an anime but I love it!), Pokémon, Parasyte, Fairy Tail, Run with the Wind, Black Butler, Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn, Haikyuu, Deadman Wonderland, Tokyo Ghoul, Alice in Borderland (Also not an anime but 100% reccomend!), Love Stage, Persona 5, Black Lagoon, Sailor Moon, Terror in Resonance, more cuz I'm probably forgetting some.
╰┈➤ That's all! I can't wait to start posting here!
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postsofbabel · 5 months ago
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babysgarage · 3 years ago
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i love how reki and langa's relationship is written, the little details of reki making langa decorations for his room to make it more homely, them chilling watching videos on their phone and passing the ketchup with their skateboard, tending to each other's injuries, they're genuinely nice to each other and also tease each other, love to see it
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milf-harrington · 4 years ago
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final push up count
cherry: 50 (only bc he chose that number)
joe: 150 (cherry wanted to get off)
langa: 5 and a half
reki: 25
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tobgan · 3 years ago
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me, always being obsessed with the red and blue dynamic ships have:
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“YOU’RE NEXT-“
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langa with 1b 💙💙💙💙
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MILO I LOVE YOU SO MUCH THANK YOU FOR LETTING ME DRAW THIS HANDSOME FUCKIN MAN
(from art request meme here)
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retrogradedreaming · 4 years ago
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… could i request “Here, drink this. You’ll feel better.” + platonic joe and reki👀
(our conversation made me joe and reki friendship brainrot sjdbesjbdkw)
COREY!!! <3 I'm sorry this took me so long, I started it ages ago, but I STILL think about our conversation about Joe and Reki being friends because they WOULD
18. “Here, drink this. You’ll feel better.”
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Usually, it was Kaoru who stayed late after Sia la Luce closed. But tonight, as the clock ticked slowly on toward eleven, Reki sat at the corner table up by the counter while Kojiro finished cleaning and prepping a few things for the morning crew. Reki had two textbooks and a notebook open before him, and as the minutes wore on, Kojiro watched the hand that once held a pencil switch to drumming his fingers in a pattern across the table while his leg bounced beneath it. His hoodie strings made their way between his teeth, and he chewed until the ends frayed. Every so often, when Kojiro was close enough to hear, Reki made a low noise, one Kojiro no longer mistook for murmuring the way he did when they’d first met.
Kojiro had pretended not to notice the dark circles beneath Reki’s eyes when he entered the restaurant with Langa and Miya, had avoided drawing attention to the way Reki fell just shy of his usual energy, but that didn’t mean he failed to notice altogether. No, when it came to the kids, he knew their tells almost as well as he knew Kaoru’s after so many months spent at S, so many evenings in this very restaurant. It was Kojiro’s home turf, so to speak, and here, he knew when things weren’t right.
Which was why, after he packed all the prepped ingredients away and cleaned his workstation and washed his hands, he finally turned his full attention to Reki.
“I was gonna say I’m closing up for real, but I think I’d feel too guilty if I kicked you out,” Kojiro said, leaning back with his hips against the counter, arms folded over his chest. “So why don’t you tell me what’s up?”
Reki let the hoodie string fall from between his teeth as if he’d been caught doing something wrong. He hadn’t, and Kojiro hoped that by now Reki knew that he didn’t have to suppress around him. He also knew how hard it was to believe that someone accepted a part of you that so many others had demanded you hide.
“Nothing, I’m fine,” Reki said with a barely veiled moody undertone that Kojiro had become all too familiar with.
“Don’t insult me, kid,” Kojiro said lightly, letting a small smile play across his features. “You haven’t been yourself since you got here, and I’d bet you haven’t read a word of that in the past two hours.”
Reki deflated the longer Kojiro went on, and by the end, he’d given up and rested the side of his face against the pages of the nearest open book. “Fine,” he relented. “I skipped a few classes last semester and it’s really hard to focus when I am in class because it’s way too quiet, so every time someone does something, I get distracted, and then I forget most of what the teacher said, which means I basically have to teach myself how to do all this stuff, but it’s Japanese lit and none of it makes any sense because it was written by a bunch of old guys.”
Kojiro let him finish, though he’d suspected as much. He remembered this happening with Kaoru when they were in high school, the two of them skipping classes—Kaoru more often than Kojiro—and Kaoru struggling through lit classes while Kojiro tutored him with his own mediocre understanding of the stuff. Kaoru’s big brain couldn’t always compete with the anxiety. The core of Reki’s trouble with old Japanese poetry might’ve been different, and there was no way Kojiro could tutor him more than ten years out of high school, but he could think of one thing that might work.
“Hang on, I’ll be right back,” Kojiro said and slipped back into the kitchen, plucking a few fresh leaves from the lavender plant by the door on his way.
He switched on the kettle to boil, took a mug down from the rack, and bruised the leaves in a bowl before dropping them into the cup. On top of them, he added a spoonful of honey that dissolved when he poured the water in, and he steeped it until it was just a little too strong and cool enough to strain into a glass over ice. He finished it off with sparkling water—lightly fizzy, but nothing like the sharp, painful carbonation of soda. This drink, he’d always found, was a comfort more than anything else, and he couldn’t count the number of times he and Kaoru had stayed up late drinking them in Kojiro’s kitchen when they were younger.
He brought the drink out to Reki and set it on the table, the glass immediately creating a ring in the warmth of the restaurant. “Here, drink this,” he said. “You’ll feel better.”
“This isn’t some weird Italian grandma recipe is it?” Reki asked, peering at the glass as he ran one fingertip over the crease between the pages of his book, pressing until his knuckle turned white.
“Who knows?” Kojiro said. “But I’ve tested it myself, so that has to count for something.”
Reki still looked skeptical, but he raised the glass to his lips and took a sip. Kojiro watched his reaction, pinpointing the moment that Reki realized Kojiro had actually given him something good.
“Man, I didn’t know you could make drinks, too!” Reki exclaimed, downing a third of the glass. “I thought you could only cook.”
“A good chef knows how to balance a meal with a drink,” Kojiro said, though he left out that his real expertise was pairing food with wine. “It has lavender in it, so it should help with the stress.”
They sat together in silence for a while, save for the sounds of Reki’s tics in the otherwise empty room. Reki drank as Kojiro had told him to, homework abandoned for the moment. And whether it was the drink working its magic or simply the effects of being given a sort of permission to take a break from analyzing books he didn’t want to be reading, Reki’s shoulders slowly relaxed and his leg stopped bouncing beneath the table. When the glass was empty, Reki pushed it away toward the edge of the table and glanced forlornly back at his books. Kojiro could practically feel the stress seeping back in.
“How can I help?” Kojiro asked, sliding one of the books toward him while Reki stared wide-eyed. “I haven’t read Japanese poetry in a while, but I’ll give it a shot.”
Reki pointed out passages that gave him trouble, and Kojiro listened. Occasionally, he offered the little bits of knowledge he could remember from all those years ago, but he knew how this worked. He let Reki talk it out, tell him his thoughts, reminded him to write them down, and by the time Kojiro really did kick him out around midnight, he’d finished the assignment.
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zenithpng · 4 years ago
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Reki forgets his headband one day and keeps digging his nails into his scalp so Langa braids his hair instead so that Reki can't get his fingers to his skin underneath aldsfkahsldfh they're gay your honour
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jasdiary · 3 years ago
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japan apple store for the love of god pls let me download a3! so i can see the sk8 collab when it’s up pls pls i rlly wanna see the mankaification of my gay little skater boys
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babysgarage · 3 years ago
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i wanted to make a gif
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sagedrawsstuff · 3 years ago
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reki with ts is currently giving me so much life
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milf-harrington · 3 years ago
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some very rushed renga fanart based on this post by the wonderful @that-was-anticlimactic
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spooky-scary-virgil · 4 years ago
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Goodnight head empty only Reki
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