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hey so... everyone knows Kabru is the opposite of Laios, but nobody talks about how the rest of their party members are also opposed,

scab criminal Mickbell against unionized worker Chilchuck

dogboy against catgirl

Rin the outlaw mage who hasn't actually done anything wrong against Marcille the highborn upper class mage who's secretly a necromancer

Dia the dwarf who distrusts dungeons against Senshi the naturalist who's lived in dungeons for decades

Holm the support mage who uses other creatures as a shield against Falin the cleric with a martyr complex

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Reigen being a twink but like against his will is that anything

[ID: A Mob Psycho 100 comic that starts with a young Reigen who's sitting on the edge of a bathtub, wearing a bra and grinning with excitement as he does a T shot. He thinks, "I'm gonna look so cool after I'm on T for a while hehehe" and imagines a "hypothetical future reigen" who is hairy, bearded, and chubby.

Next, captioned "eight years later:" An adult Reigen with top surgery scars and a small belly paunch but little visible hair except slight stubble, thinks, "DAMN." An imaginary Reigen sits down and puts his head in his hands in despair.

After that, a freshly-hired Serizawa with stubble looks very nervous as Reigen glares at him in the background. Serizawa sweats, "i know its unprofessional but its not like I don't shave every morning... how can i help a five o'clock shadow??? is is he still staring?? help help h". Reigen is captioned "(seething with jealousy)".

Finally, captioned "(onsen ova)", we see a shirtless Serizawa with curly chest hair. He blushes and thinks, "is he still looking...omg is he checking me out??? maybe??? he is gay right???" In the backgrund. Reigen is also shirtless, and he's shaking with rage as he grips a towel very tightly and thinks, "his back has more hair than my entire body i have to kill him." End ID]

ID by @princess-of-purple-prose thank you so much!

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really surprised i have of yet to see this reading of laios' and toshiro's relationship before tbh

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I think one of my biggest art pet peeve is when someone draws a fat person and their skull is twice the size of a normal human

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Latest hobby: radical self-acceptance codependency affirmations

I like to use over-the-top edgy imagery to invoke the ~emo~ sentiments we associate with edge, juxtaposing the aggressively self-loving text. accentuates the punk nature of radical acceptance

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sketch i forgot to post from the latest ep

how bout them barons from the baronies huh

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Please follow, share, and interact with Madleen @palestinianmother's videos on tiktok to help bring more awareness to her campaign. Here is the link to her tiktok page:

Please also share her gfm link and donate if you can:

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If you're having trouble keeping up with what's going on in Palestine because of US news coverage of university protests, here are some articles you can read and a video you can watch:

While CNN & all the other mainstream media try to paint the university protests as "pro terrorism" (which they're not, they're literally anti-war protests.) Palestinians are being slaughtered by the minute.

Please don't stop speaking about Palestine.

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The thing that really gets to my heart about how Laios’s autism is portrayed in his conflict with Toshiro is that his pain is centered and sympathized with.

How many dozens, hundreds of stories have we gotten about that obnoxious side character who just won’t take the hint and get lost, plaguing the main character who is never up front about their actual feelings but we’re supposed to relate to? How it’s played for humor half the time, a lighthearted burden on the main to make them roll their eyes before the Big Challenges of their story, with no thought to the pain and loss of the side character investing so much emotion into caring for someone who finds them a nuisance?

I think it’s even more poignant that Ryoko Kui is writing from a Japanese perspective that puts Toshido’s approach even more in the default, culturally enforced norm, but still asks “what about the feelings of the person who doesn’t have that all-important knack for ‘reading the room’ and picking up on all those invisible messages never said aloud?” and encourages us to care

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He Michaels on my Shelley til I Spiral.