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Mlss gift for @nagisa_Chan
Perfect. That’s what Adrien Agreste is supposed to be. The perfect model. The perfect son. The perfect student. But there’s one major flaw in all of this: Adrien himself isn’t. How can you constantly play roles demanding perfection without fault? The answer is you can’t. Eventually something has to give. And everyone is starting to get worried that the thing that will give is Adrien himself.
Or: Basically Adrien starts to crumble because of all the expectations people put on him, and it’s starting to affect every aspect of his life. This is his journey of acknowledging the fact that perfection isn’t possible and that it’s okay to lean on others.
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Season 3 is over, Woodbury has been defeated, and yet Carl feels more miserable than ever. Puberty for a thirteen year old transgender boy is never fun, and is even less so in the midst of an apocalypse. Grandpa Hershel (and Glenn) to the rescue.
“Does your dad know?”
“About the binding? No.”
“Okay, okay. I’m going to need you to take the bandages off for now.”
What?
“N-No! I can’t! Why-”
“Kid, the bandages are going to damage your ribs, maybe even your lungs. When was the last time you took it off?”
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She by ChaoticAce2005
Fandoms: The Walking Dead (TV), The Walking Dead & Related Fandoms
07 Jan 2021
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He blurts the words out “I’m not a boy.”
And he stops.
Because somehow he has unconsciously said something that makes so much sense, that he had been working to put into words for so long.
He is not a boy.
Huh.
Beth looks confused to the point that she may combust.
“What do you mean?”
“I- I think I- I don’t know. I don’t want to be a boy. Don’t think I ever have. But I am one? Or I’m not? I don’t know? I just know I hate it when I’m called one. But I don’t know-“
Beth cuts off his rambling with a question that throws Carl back, “Do you want to be a girl?”
Carl doesn’t even think when he answers “More than anything.”