wait, this actually made me realize something about nobara. her complicated relationship with her mom, especially their interaction in the epilogue, makes me think about her strong sense of self and that chair analogy. she basically has a limited number of seats in her life, and
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Im very much the friend that will be too woke and truly believe sexism infects everything, but as someone who has stopped watching anime because of how it treats girls/women, haikyuu (esp in post hs arcs) truly treats its few female characters with a respect i rarely see in manga
i find the idea of nobara inheriting her femininity from her mom so interesting, especially if we entertain the teen mom headcanon. imagine her mom being a teenager when she had nobara, still young herself, loving fashion, makeup, jewelry and dressing up. maybe nobara grew up-
become either of them. nobara gets to take whatever parts of the women around her resonate with her and decide for herself what kind of woman she wants to be. and there’s something so lovely about the thought that, despite having a complicated relationship with her own mother,






























