I dont actually like cider that much

Someone said “The slow burn of becoming yourself” and I think that might be one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard. It’s such a good reminder of how much it takes, how much character development, how much change, and beauty and courage it takes to reach your soul and I hope no one ever gives up on becoming themselves because it’s a never ending journey that only gets better.

everybody come here and take my quiz rq we're just gonna take a normal walk through a normal garden

Anyway what I love most about Princess Tutu is its layered and nuanced depiction of fate that goes beyond a simple defy/accept dichotomy. Princess Tutu truly examines fate, treating it as an aspect of the worldbuilding and a reflection of the themes both. Fate is a lie told by a man, a fantasy you drown yourself in, and perhaps even reality itself. Fate is the most alluring lie, the senseless tragedy, and the complicated truth. Fate is some old guy whose ass you can kick yet who cannot die in a way that matters. Fate is just a duck.