Repeating/Rephrasing/Rewriting History (джен)

Izuku remembers what it was like to be considered quirkless. He remembers the staring, the pity, the apathy, the taunting, the insults. It was miserable.
Izuku knows how people with dangerous quirks have to be careful. The slightest twitch of a finger, a glance in the wrong direction, or an unintentional reflex could spell disaster. It is exhausting.
Izuku has seen enough and heard enough to know that not everyone is satisfied with the quirk they were born with. Some are too boring, too weak, too useless compared to the flashy quirks that their society prefers. He can't fault them for believing those things, even when he doesn't agree with them.
Izuku lives in a world where a person's worth is determined by their quirk. While he may not be able to change society's problems, there is something he can do: take other people's quirks and give them away. It's a strange quirk to have, but he's found a way to help people with it. And if he can help people with his quirk, then it follows that he should try to do as much good as possible.
At least, that's what Izuku believes. Some people don't seem to agree.