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i really like how this girl is being helped at every step. like her sister comments on how she's brave enough to go out alone now, but she's too scared to finally step into the grocery store, so the show just summons another character who helps her grocery shopping. what if the world was nice to girls

so you're telling me the fifa world cup is all men? its all men's teams? and so is the superbowl? and all the sports teams that states are known for and make copious amounts of merch for are also men's teams? and only 5 women have ever entered formula one since its inception in 1950 and only two of them were able to compete? and this is normal? its acceptable?

i grew up playing backyard soccer on the pc as a child in the early 2000s where boys and girls would play on the same team and against each other and you're telling me that's still an unrealistic fantasy that can't happen in real life?

not many know this, but girls can awawa for extra points

PHRASE ADDED TO INVENTORY!

I like when a girl starts talking really passionately about something it's interested in and you can audibly hear it become like 13 at the absolute maximum like it's a panel away from lifting its arms up and seeing that its sleeves are too long now

During my childhood, there is a famous local comic book series about a girl with magical powers who goes on adventures with her friends. In one of the books, they meet a rat capable of speech, claiming to have his soul cursed into this animal, and that he was really a prince whose human body was locked up elsewhere by evildoers. They find his empty vessel in a glided coffin, head down and unresponsive. When he returns to his body, his face is still never shown, and his personality was completely different from how he was when he was a tiny rat. He went from a verbal and good-humoured voice to a mysterious and quiet individual who saved them and then disappeared. In this vein, I often think that Sayaka and ‘Sayaka’s corpse’ is a similar concept.

Right, about the so-called concept. I was thinking that it’s ominous how Sayaka refusing to clean her gem and eventually witching out is perceived as an act of suicide, but specifically that she died at a train station — a location associated with death via jumping in front of an incoming train.