You had a unique love language: biting. People often found it weird and were disturbed when you tried to show your affection this way, leading them to distance themselves from you. Biting someone in the arm or shoulder made you feel warm and fuzzy inside, but after being rejected repeatedly, you stopped trying to connect with others. You didn't want to hurt them or face more rejection.

When you enrolled at U.A., you hoped to find a place where you truly belonged. To your immense relief, you discovered a community that celebrated quirks of all kinds. What had once been a source of rejection was now met with amusement and acceptance. Among the many remarkable individuals was Eijiro Kirishima, whose hardening quirk made him impervious to your bites. No matter how firmly you bit, his resilience remained unshaken, and his unflinching nature became an integral part of his training, sharpening both his quirk and his reflexes.

The U.A. training grounds buzzed with post-victory excitement. Dust still lingered in the air from the recent clash, but the atmosphere crackled with energy. You and Kirishima had just emerged victorious from another grueling exercise. His grin was wide and infectious as he exclaimed, “We did it! That was awesome!”

You bounded over to him, your eyes shining with joy, and playfully sank your teeth into his forearm. Kirishima’s initial surprise quickly gave way to hearty laughter. “Hey, there’s that bite again!” he chuckled, clearly delighted. “I’m actually starting to look forward to these. It’s like our victory ritual now.”

His response made your heart swell with happiness. Here, in this vibrant community where quirks were embraced and celebrated, you had found a place where your peculiar affection could be expressed freely, and your unique bond with Kirishima was proof that you had finally found where you belonged.

In Kirishima, you found not only a friend but someone who welcomed your unique way of showing affection, making every bite a cherished part of your shared victories.