Aizawa - Eri Update

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But apart from all that, I'm doing alright. I mean, there are days that are a little more difficult than others, but it all comes down to it, you know. However, everything does appear better than it is, unfortunately.

Do you have any other questions? Ari? Ari's great.

She's been a lot better with her quirk. And even though in the beginning I really had to turn it off many times because she just could not contain it, specifically with her emotions, if she would ever get upset or angry or anything, it would be activated. So I would have to erase it.

Now that has really gone down dramatically, it doesn't really happen as often. Besides, you can't blame her, especially for everything that she's been through. It's alright.

But now we've basically worked out a very good routine for her, and she's adapted very nicely. And besides, she's a great kid. Hmm? What? Well, I wouldn't give it up for the world.

It's no trouble at all. Besides, I used to get very lonely at home, and now she's there and takes up some of my day. I'm never bored, that's for sure.

Having to take care of her is okay. It's more than okay, it's great. I honestly didn't realize how alone I was until she came into my life, having to be her guardian.

I really have become to appreciate that she's in my life and that I have someone to care for. Before that, I barely even took care of myself, but now I must take care of myself if I'm gonna be capable or even of taking care of another human being. My routine.

Things that happen. Well, I can tell you that. On a normal day, if we're talking about during the week, you know I have to go teach.

So, in the morning we wake up, I make sure that she's ready, and I take her over to the caretakers at UA. They just watch over her while I teach. She loves them.

While she's there, I drop in at lunch, say hello, make sure she's alright. After that, I go back to teaching. And at the end of the day, I pick her up.

We go home. Oh, I forgot that in the morning I have to pick out her stuff for her. She doesn't like picking out her clothes.

I have to do her hair, and then I have to get breakfast ready for her. It's actually made me very aware of how I was eating, which is basically nothing. Now I cook.

I cook for both of us. And I make sure that what we eat is nutritious and good. Specifically since she's growing.

After all of that, then we go to school. When we get home, jumping back to where I was, when we get home, she showers. And while she's showering, I make sure to prepare dinner.

I make sure that everything's ready. I let her eat. We both eat.

And then after that, I've tried to get her to practice some meditations that I like to do. I do believe that it helps her with her quirk. And it prepares her mentally for when she has to start training.

But for now, that's more than enough. Then she gets only one hour of TV. She loves television.

And I watch it with her most of the time. If not, I read something while she's watching. And then she goes to sleep by nine.

I don't think she should go to sleep at eight or seven. That's way too early. So around nine, she goes to sleep.

That's when I do all my other stuff. I take a shower and do everything that I need to do and work out. And then that's it.

It's done. On the weekends, it's very different. On the weekends, we actually have fun.

We go out. We go shopping. We go to the park.

It really just depends on all of that. But I can't say that my life has changed for the worst at all. I would never say that.

It's changed for the best. I wouldn't give up being her guardian for anything in the world. I really appreciate her being in my home and being able to take care of her.

Yeah, that's basically what it's like. Did you have any other questions? No? All right.

Well, then I have to go pick her up. We have to go home and, well, do everything I told you. It's like a routine.

Every day is the same, but it's a good day every day. I'll catch you later. Bye.