"I totally see Akaashi doing neuro and Bokuuto maybe even doing paeds ortho. What specialty do you train in / want to specialise in?"
akaashi is too kind to be a neurologist! bokuto orthopaeds (peads ortho? haha) is spot on though.
i want to do haematology
#kamyaps
@tangerinecourt ironically of all the lot in the HQ-verse, he’d be the best doctor. but i don’t think i see him pursuing it. he could have had a promising future as an anaesthetist or ED doctor but he was smart and chose not to do medicine at all
now that i actually work as a physician, i'm amazed how on the ball i was with surgery trying to offload their shit onto medicine. bokuto is laughing as if his orthobro ass isn't the worst offender. if there are any surgeons here, don't come for me
someone asked me to share my HQ hospital AU spreadsheet again so here it is! [1/2]
akaashi - acute psychician
bokuto - ortho surgeon
atsumu - cardiothoracics
osamu - manager of the overpriced cafe
kuroo - haematology
kenma - radiology
nobody saying that liking haikyuu makes you sexist but you can like something and acknowledge its flaws without being mad at any mild criticisms of it. of you can just also ignore discourse if you don’t fancy engaging in it, that’s fine too. idk that’s just something i observed
when i see anyone make some in of comment about misogyny within HQ, people insist that “it’s not that bad” or that “it’s a male sports manga”. i get not wanting to recycle discourse but i don’t see what there is to get worked up about when there are easy truths to accept
idk i just find it weird that repeatedly whenever someone mentions its sexism, people respond back with “oh well it’s a boys sports manga so ofc it’s sketch” “it’s not feminist literature” “it’s not as bad as others”, as if that excludes it from being critically analysed