"HOW THE HELL DID YOU MANAGE TO GET THE TONY HAWK TO SIGN IT?" He remembers each and every story of how he got them.Īll of his boards come from the various places his older brother Sukuna has been.ĭespite what the older will claim, every time he leaves his little brother, he actively searches out more boards to add to Yuji's collection.
Various ones with different scratches and scrapes. ".I was curious to see if he could do it." "That bitch had it coming for rolling over my shoes." I can't believe you think I'm stupid enough to-" "I dare you to hit a kick flip off that lady's wheelchair."
Never backs down from a challenge and thats often the reason why Ironically the actual ground is the last place this mf wants to skate He's always looking for a new platform to ride on Skater boy! Yuji Headcanons ❥ AU: Modern!AU ❥ Genre: Fluff ❥ Rating: Anyone can read ❥ Pairings: Skater!Yuji x Black!Reader ❥ Warnings: Mentions of injuries, mentions of mental health, HAPPY RELATIONSHIPS, Profanity ❥ Author Note: My baby deserves the most love and it hurts so bad that he's not real since he's my ideal type oml. Lola squealed and cooed while Kureha smiled with a faint blush, Sayaka laughed and nuzzled her daughter’s cheek with her own. Yoshiko threw her arms around her mother and pulled her into a hug, “You, mommy!” She exclaimed and then pulled back to point at both Lola and Kureha, “I want to be like Auntie and Big Sister too! I love all of you!” Sayaka grinned at the sight of her daughter and picked her up so that she was eye level with the screen, “Okay baby, who do you want to be?” “Wait! I want to answer too!” A small voice called out and all three women turned to see Yoshiko raising her hand and frantically waving it. “Thanks, so uh, I guess that’s-“ Kureha started but was quickly cut off. “I knew you’d choose some artists but yeah, that’s pretty neat.” Lola nodded in agreement. “That’s lovely, Kureha, very good choices.” Sayaka smiled “They’re painters, despite Shōen being older than Kusama, they’re few of the most famous female painters in Japan, some of my work is inspired by them.” “Alright alright, let’s get this over with.” Kureha sighed, “My choices would have to be Yayoi Kusama and Uemura Shōen.” She stated. I’m sure you won’t have much trouble with how popular you already are.” Sayaka giggled, “Well, I’ll be rooting for you, Lola. Kureha rollled her eyes, “God, how is it possible to be that narcissistic?” Another one is Theda Bara, she was literally the first Femme Fatale!” She grinned, “And one day, I’ll go down in history as one of the sexist and people will celebrate me for international women’s day.” She smirked. My choices are Tatiana Sorokko, one of the earliest Russian models and is actually one of my main inspirations on being a model myself. “Huh, that’s pretty cool.” Lola complimented, “Alright, my turn. Both women made outstanding achievements but they were also hardworking mothers that stood by their children, I find that really admirable.” Sayaka beamed. “My choices would be Marie Curie, a female scientist and the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, and Abigail Adams, an advocate for equal education for girls. “I’ll go!” Sayaka cheerfully volunteered. “Right.” Kureha said slowly, eyes narrowing a bit before shrugging. “Because why not? Women are awesome, that should be enough of a reason.” Lola stated, flipping some of her hair out of her face. “But…why?” Kureha asked, still not quite getting it. “Well, I wouldn’t put it like that but it’s a day where we celebrate women for anything they’ve done whether it be academic or athletic endeavors, artistic achievements, anything really.” Sayaka added, a smile on her face. “International Women’s Day, babe.” Lola corrected, “it’s basically a day where people worship women.” “International what now?” Kureha cocked a brow, confusion painted on her features. What real-life woman would you say has inspired you, or that you respect for everything that they've accomplished and hope to emulate? In honor of International Women's Day, here's a question for the Saitama team.
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