{y/n} is a little fucked up. Who’s to blame? Could be their parents. Their family, in general. A bully, a tragic event, the government. The point is, {y/n} it’s traumatized. They feel things incredibly strongly, and when their emotions are high they become a little… volatile. Hurt feelings always starts with them being a bit bratty. But then it gets worse. Broken dishes Slashed tires Screaming at the top of their lungs during an argument, until the cops get called. Obviously this makes them a little hard to be around, romantically. They don’t lie about who and what they are, no point in denying it. Any insane rumor you heard about {y/n}? It’s probably true. You’ve been warned. So when a guy from class 1-A, a hero in training, starts making claims that he can handle {y/n}’s special brand of crazy? Well let’s just say everyone wants to watch that car crash.
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