With the end and all, it just gives too much of an opening to make Shuro learn his place and realize just how much Falin and Laois have in common— after finally realizing he’s got much to learn especially from those who are more eagerly set on their goals than he’s even been— hopefully so much so he learns to loosen up a lot more, and anyways what I’m trying to say here is Laois and Shuro should make some yaoi I think.
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I always see folks have these like, soft, mundane, or angsty headcanons for the batfam. Meanwhile, I'm vibrating over here with: "in-world, Bruce Wayne has BLUE HAIR."
Look. I know it's common consensus that Bruce has black hair and blue eyes. But like, comic book shorthand for black used to be blue, so he was frequently drawn with blue in his hair. So my mind has decided that, for consistency, Bruce probably has black hair and black eyes.
But more hilariously, some isekai character could discover that the DC universe did not give a fuck about what blue was shorthand for, and simply gave Bruce and most of his brood blue hair and blue eyes.
Please imagine you actually have to live as some rando in the crapsack city that is Gotham, in the crapsack world that is the DC universe, and on every celebrity magazine you have to see ditzy Brucie Wayne and his Completely Normal blue hair. Maybe his eyes are blue. Maybe they're black. You forget every time you check, because the ridiculousness of a wholeass world taking comic book shorthand literally--or maybe that became the shorthand because it was literal--distracts you too much for his eyes to stick in your mind.
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the thing is. empathizing with the doodler is the hard choice. it's risky. who knows what it'll actually do, and who can you trust? normal or the two adults who very much want to beat this thing with violence? and tbh I think they're doing so well at playing teenagers in this regard? literally a few episodes ago it was all "fuck adults we don't need adults" but they've tried to do this normal's way before and things only got worse!
but we the audience know that they do not and that's the concept of choosing empathy over violence, ending generational trauma instead of continuing the cycle, letting the doodler - an entity so starved for love and yet completely unable to obtain it - go free instead of potentially endangering other worlds (with the kiddads plan) or letting willy have it... it's the entire moral of the podcast. and that's why normal is right about what they should be doing, even if he's doing a horrible job at it. and while I don't think it's gonna be a clear-cut "good" option, I think it'll have better long lasting effects than continuing the circle of violence. that's all thank you for your time
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The term narcissist has existed and been used prior to the diagnosis. Calling someone a narcissist is not diagnosing them with anything anymore than calling someone "depressed" is diagnosing them with depression.
The term "r*tard" has been used prior to autism as well, but generally, if a stigmatized group asks you to stop using a harmful term, you fucking listen. Kay? Kay. '-'
-Rune 💠
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all jokes aside, I think that haruka would be pretty quick to forgive majima for the whole kidnapping thing back in yk1. partly cause we know majima, who he is as a person, and how he feels about kids and whatnot, so I think it’s safe to assume he made it as clear as possible she was safe at the time and that he wanted kiryu to come and find her as much as she did. but moreover, one of haruka’s number one philosophies, despite all the shit she’s been through, seems to be that people are fundamentally good and thus almost always deserving of compassion and second chances. don’t get me wrong swooping in and taking her off the street was a stupid and reckless idea and I’m not saying it wouldn’t have freaked her out/hurt her emotionally or anything– but. (especially considering all the things she’d find out soon enough that majima does for kiryu– how many times he saves kiryu’s life and risks his own to do so, how he helps kiryu in his own weird ways, etc) I think she’d be much quicker than the average person to accept an apology and see through his persona scarily well to tell he’s got a much bigger heart than anyone really knows and deserves/needs a lot more compassion than he’s been given in his life. I really honestly think she would not hold a grudge, especially if she got at least one heart to heart with him, and would be capable of bonding with him if given the chance
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i feel like i put too much emphasis on shadow being mean and stubborn or whatever . i do think hes a relatively reasonable dude. u just cant even hint at "i understand what ur going thru/where ur coming from/whatever" when talking to him bc he thinks hes gods specialest little nuclear bomb and he will immediately stop listening
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not to be like it’s all on me but i did start 9 selfies thing at LEAST in my tumblr circle and i’m so happy i did it bc i get to see everyone’s pretty faces sooo do we cheer or do we CHEER?!
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ill say it though its a hostile climate on here. sometimes the person who's so anxious about being cheated on that they'll treat their partner w constant suspicion & insecurity, even when it doesn't cross the line into demanding access to their phone or invading their privacy, is creating a toxic environment that no amount of understanding or emotional maturity can diffuse & if they get cheated on my sympathy will be with the cheater on that one. Like thats unlivable. Sorry about your trauma but genuinely how can you expect anyone to live like this.
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definitely something to be said about the privilege of having queer community in real life. cause not everywhere has places where u can go and easily/safely meet other queer people... so there are a lot of people online who are in echo chambers bc they only surround themselves with people like them and they dont really know any queer ppl irl (through no fault of their own) and so they end up only knowing about perspectives of themself and people who agree with them on everything.
in real life queer communities youre not going to agree with everyone on everything, but thats a good thing. we're all from different backgrounds and have different experiences, different upbringings, etc. online if you disagree with someone you can just unfollow them, but if you're in a community irl and you disagree with someone you cant just kick them out of their damn community. you have to listen to each others perspectives and find common ground. and sometimes agree to disagree on certain things. i feel very lucky to be able to be exposed to so many different queer experiences through my irl queer friends that i wouldn't have if my only exposure to the queer community was the people i choose to surround myself with online.
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