i think light yagami is "socially adept" in terms of being able to reason out relatively well what to say and do to come off as a harmless and good and polite young man who is likeable to be around. however i do not think "socially adept" (or "neurotypical") typically comes with having to preface every other normal-passing action and statement with a minor crisis of "ah shit. quick, what would i say/do in response to this if i was light yagami, a normal and nice and respectable young man?"
everyone likes to talk about him talking about kira in third person but can we acknowledge that he also talks about LIGHT in third person. i'm not adding manga panels at 3:57am but y'all know exactly which ones i mean
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Am inexplicably and unreasonably upset about Jamie not liking scones. Like, obviously he can like whatever he likes and there's no accounting for taste and what does it even matter but also what the hell is wrong with you, my ridiculous muppet man? What else don't you like, huh - is it kittens and puppies? World peace? Fucking joy?
For my own peace of mind I'll be imagining him just saying that because he doesn't want anything from Roy at this particular point in time. Or maybe Simon's scones are JUST TOO GOOD, nothing else can compare, so Jamie just avoids all other scones as to avoid disappointment. Either work and make hell of a lot more sense that Jamie "not even liking" scones. I mean, come on.
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been thinking on this and like. mercy being the fatal flaw in dark road instead of saving anyone... Vidar’s kindness in sparing baldr, in keeping the truth from the underclassmen... odin locking baldr away instead of acting on his own words... even xehanort and eraqus, in their own way, seeing killing baldr as a “mercy”..... god.
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haterism is going to be strong in this post but i hateeeee pathetic weak people that victimize themselves. that kind of behaviour is just despicable to me it makes me ill im not joking. like one thing about me is i would rather die than let anyone feel sorry for me and seeing how some people willingly hope for it omfg...... no words. does it make me terrible person i dont know. but if youre like :( everyone hates me i am terrible arent i ....... my eye starts twitching and i am silent im not coddling you and now youre getting on my nerves so
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fun fact about me i’ve lied to every man i’ve ever dated and told them idk how to cook. don’t imagine a domestic future w me cooking for you, boy
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the real question is what side would you be on, if you had witnessed infamous ides of march ??
You have no idea how tough a question this is for me specifically for soooooo many reasons
Pros of being a conspirator - I am French, any action against Julius Caesar is an automatic W for me in favor of our dear departed Vercingétorix (plus I was a chronic Astérix reader as a little kid when I was in France over the summers), tyrannicide is inherently moral because autocratic single person rule is not something I'm a fan of, in general I also quite like democracy, get to be a part of one of history's greatest group projects. Also Antony annoys the shit out of me so being opposed to him would be nice.
Cons of being a conspirator - I like reading about Augustus so I'm partial to his sides in conflicts on a personal level, the Cinna the poet vs Cinna the conspirator debacle is a bit of a turnoff, speaking of the aforementioned Augustus when the grieving hyper-intelligent teenager with all of Caesar's money and connections and personally loyal soldiers rocks up to Rome saying "hey people who murdered my father figure I'm gonna kill every single one of you and leave your families destitute no matter how long it takes me" and starts amassing a lot of popularity and power to get that done I would like to not be a part of the dead people group as I like not being dead, Ides of March had noble intentions but so spectacularly backfired almost immediately by being a direct cause for the rise of autocratic single person rule in the Western world and I can't have that on my conscience both morally and also because that's one of history's biggest Ls. Also Cicero annoys the shit out of me so being opposed to him would be nice.
You see my dilemma.
I'm gonna be on the seer's side, I'm staying out of it, I'm an unbiased witness who's just gonna whistle on through and go about my day and hopefully not die.
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hey saw u got asks about the kamdens dad situation and i kinda wanted to share more just since the entire situation is really crazy. basically mr na has been hosting twitter spaces where he’s been sharing incredibly personal family details about things like family suicides and keeps giving these really backhanded compliments to kamden. he said “Tbh, I’m his biggest critic. I was worried about his singing despite him working so hard on his dancing. He worked really hard on his rapping and now, he’s not bad.” he also made some really insensitive comments about how the bit with the native american headdress wasn’t cultural appropriation even tho kamden was the only one who wasn’t laughing at it during the show. kamden actually called him in the middle of his last space to ask him to end it. i felt like i should share just cuz while some ppl r being rude i didnt want ppl calling mr na’s actions wrong to be misinterpreted as talking about a different situation.
I'll start by saying I guess this is a continuation from the earlier stuff? Like, he's just going on and on? But, again, this is a grown man. Of course, it can be seen as off putting, but he's no different than any parent on facebook oversharing on what their kids are up to (maybe not but I don't know how twt really works so I'm not sure what the spaces were like). There's really nothing wrong with any of this, except for the suicides, that's a bit questionable. He's not keeping up with the internet the way most bp watchers are. He's just a middle-aged man talking to the void. He's probably just really into the fact that he can talk to people who know who kamden is (parents aren't exactly known to be the most private about their kids, les be real here). Or the fact that he can talk to people who support his son the same way he does.
The criticisms aren't that much of a red flag either, in my opinion (could be because I grew up in the same boat) but from my understanding, most parents are their kids' #1 critic, and maybe it's just the quote you chose, but that doesn't seem so backhanded. It seems pretty objective to me? He's not coming off as insulting or overly praising. Just stating what it is.
The cultural stuff isn't really my place to comment on because I missed that bit entirely. I don't know what was said.
And I think the person who called had to have been kamden's twin. Trainees can't have their phones. Or at least can't make it known that they have them. Everyone who's ever been on the show makes a big deal of having no personal technology.
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some asshole was randomly transphobic like. at me tonight for reasons i can’t explain. i’m (onstensibly?) cis but my friend asked if he knew my name and he was like. “are you a he/she or a they/she or a they/them or a he/him” like. aggressively. and then said “like what’s your she-name?” and just kept up the barrage of questions. like buddy. i don’t have time to unpack everything you just said. and then he was just like “sorry if i offended” maybe just. don’t be an asshole?
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The phrase “If you can’t say something nice, don’t say nothing at all” has done irreparable damage to the human race. We have not learned how to acceptably criticize others and we have not learned how to gracefully accept it from others. It reeks of codependency. We need to make maximal effort to undo the damage that may have been inflicted upon us in childhood. If we equate a criticism of our BEHAVIOR as an attack on OURSELVES, then we have some work to do. If this notion that we are separate from our actions makes you uncomfortable, you need to do some reflecting, and that’s not me “coming for you”! We also need to stop just throwing around criticism when we are heated or feeling resentful. Criticism is a tool that we all NEED. Desperately. In order to change for the better. But we need to know how to wield it. If you have a genuine criticism of someone’s choices (someone you care about) learn how to tell them calmly, so that they might be able to take your concern to heart and use it for the better. The goal should never be to cause pain. Learn this before it’s too late.
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