isn’t it such a gut-wrenching feeling to know the people you no longer have contact with – those people who only started out as strangers, but now they’re strangers all over again – actively look at the same moon.
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So we know why Bernard and Tim divorced and why Janet hates him but why did Kon and Tim divorce? And why does Martha hate him at 4? (Also it would be really funny if Kon and Bernard bonded over hating Tim and stuff when their kids are hanging out and ended up getting together.)
With Tim and kon it was more self sabotage on Tim's part after his first marriage failed he kinda just expected his second to as well and with that mind set it did - same with his relationship with Martha he was traumatised from what happened with Janet so he was almost scared to interact with her
In good news, kon and Bernard are engaged and living together happily
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It's kind of funny to me, what with the exodus following season 4 and now again in season 5 with fans leaving for the warmer climate of ofmd and here I am making a new banner and icon to cement the fact that wwdits and nandermo will be my whole personality for roughly the next two to three years 🫶
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OH ASHHHHH NEW SLIMECICLE INSTAGRAM PHOTOOOOO
IM SO FUCKING HYPED MAN THIS VIDEO IS ABOUT TO BE SUCCHHHHH A BANGER I TRUST HIM WITH MY LIFE
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Isn't it funny how today it’s pretty common belief on here that the idea of 'cringe' and shaming of people who like 'cringe' things is bad. That the big fandoms back in the day that people like to make fun of - superwholock and john green books and twilight and homestuck and whatever was popular at the time - certainly had elements very deserving of critique, but how that critique largely drowned under people pointing and laughing at, the mostly teen girl, fans. Like, we are pretty agreed that this was bad, right? That it’s cruel to actual people and makes it difficult to have genuine conversations about the actual flaws of the media and fandoms in question, right??
And yet here we are today and I see people doing the exact same thing to newer fandoms with the defense that the fans are cringe or, if you're trying to be all moral about it, problematic and possibly evil for liking a popular media. Like, I don’t care about reylo or our flag means death or taylor swift or romantasy novels to any particular extent. I don’t have a horse in this race. But I keep seeing their fans treated as acceptable targets for harrassment or bullying. Posts talking about how immoral they are and then their screenshoted 'proof' is mostly just. Women being passionate about a thing that they love, or god forbid daring to defend it or being bummed about everyone else harrassing them. And I think it's kind of scary how we keep repeating this cycle of designating a media as inherently problematic, therefore all of its fans are problematic, therefore they are deserving of every ounce of mocking and public shaming they get.
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I sometimes think about that scene of Misa sitting alone in the couch, eyes lost, smiling at the empty room
It breaks my heart, because if you think about it, by this point, half her life doesn't exist anymore
Misa forgot everything about the Death Note when she gave it up last. That means that any time she was helping Light with the Kira business has been erased, which was her second life basically, and considering the time skip, these are years just... gone
Not only that, but her utter devotion to Light makes even more sense. She doesn't have a reason to think he has ulterior motives, all she remembers are the good things, how he treats her and their relationship while they visit Light's parents, the sweet things he said to keep her content (for the next time he can make use of her), everything she can remember from her entrance into adulthood is how her world revolved around Light
Mixed with her predisposition of romantic ideation, from a narrative in-story perspective, Misa is the true example about how messing with a Death Note brings nothing but misfortune to the humans that use it
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someone on twitter mentioned how the daughter troy allegedly has in 8b could be an adoptive daughter and not a bio daughter and I lowkey can't stop thinking about it bc I feel like that would solve all the problems/hesitations I have about troy having a kid
the idea of troy having a kid with someone just absolutely does not compute in my mind. like... troy getting with someone and potentially being in a relationship and then having a child??? genuinely baffling to me. and idk maybe that's just bc I have the s3 version of him in my mind and when we see 8b troy he'll be different enough that him having a kid would compute more? but rn something about that doesn't feel very troy
but the idea of him having an adoptive child, like maybe he had friends who had a kid and something happened to them and he made a promise to look after the kid or maybe it was even kinda he got lumped with looking after this kid and over time they got closer and now he thinks kf her as a daughter? idk I think something like that sounds wayyyy more interesting than him just having a daughter via some relationship he was in
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