In fact, I fear I am a jack-of-all-trades.

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tsukishima-tadashi asked:

Before they start living together... who has the most of the other's things in their room/house? Things the other left behind... things borrowed... or things that they secretly took, like maybe a shirt that smells like them?
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Yamaguchi is the one who notoriously leaves things behind - part of it is he’s forgetful, but the other part of it is he likes having a backup excuse to see Tsukki whenever he wants 8) He also just likes how it smells like Tsukki when he leaves his clothes behind a few days.

Tsukishima doesn’t tend to leave things behind, but I think it’s really obvious to him what parts of Yamaguchi’s room are influenced by him - books on his shelf, CDs in his collection, and keepsakes from summer adventures that are just like everywhere.

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(11/11) “I got to work. I wrote letters to the governor. I wrote letters to Obama. I gathered testimonials from everyone that Bobby ever knew: all the kids he used to coach, all the people at our church, all of our family members. I testified on his...

(11/11)  “I got to work.  I wrote letters to the governor.  I wrote letters to Obama.  I gathered testimonials from everyone that Bobby ever knew: all the kids he used to coach, all the people at our church, all of our family members.  I testified on his behalf.  I didn’t know a thing about Walter Miller.  But I told them all about Bobby Love.  And the parole board took mercy.  After a year in prison, they let him come home.  The day after he was set free, I sat him down and asked:  ‘What is it?  Are we the Loves?  Or are we the Millers?’  And he said: ‘We Love.  We Love.’  So I had him change his name legally.  And now we’re moving on.  I still have my resentments.  When we get in a fight, I’ll think: ‘This man better appreciate that I forgave him.’  But the thing is, I did forgive him.  And when I made that decision, I had to accept all the territory that came with it.  I can’t make him feel that debt every day of his life.  Because that’s not the marriage I want to be in.  The whole world knows now.  We’ve got no secrets.   But I think this whole mess was for the better of things: better for me, better for the kids, and better for Bobby.  He doesn’t have to hide anymore.  He can look at me when I’m speaking.  Not only that, he’s hearing me too.  My voice is heard.  I used to walk on eggshells.  I used to just go along.  But I told him one thing.  I said: ‘Bobby, I’ll take you back.  But I’m not taking a backseat to you no more.’  Because I got my own story to tell.  I can write a book too.  I might not have escaped from prison, and started a whole new life, and hid it from my family.  But I forgave the man who did.”