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But I’m still a tasty ragamuffin 🥺

I’ve got blueberries

Wind Waker link’s little facial expressions and reactions to things do a lot for me to really be invested in the story and enjoy his character

The way he actually gets really distressed about his sister and is visibly happy to see her

The way Link gets annoyed by or scared of things

The way Link gets sad when he sees his grandma sad

I’d be all over that shit

So what if I suffer and get a little doomed by the narrative? I’m ✨special✨ 😄

I wish I could existed in a more charming time, but I guess the best I get are the 18 years before the world went to hell

I had dreams, hell I wanted to be a mom someday but I can’t have kids in a terrible dying flooding world where everything good is gone and all that’s left is misery

What do you mean my Pikmin can die? That they get eaten??? Nooooo

They’re just little guys

All the Pikmin are cute and I love them all but the purple ones are just my favorite

Idk I just love those little fat purple blob guys 💜💜💜

I just wanna have like a few of them and squeeze them and poke their tummies

Which is to push people away by being an asshole and pretending to be some sort of villain to avoid connecting with others and get people like Pomni to stop tryna reach something deeper with in him that he’s already given up on

I saw some people take offense that the group still wanted Jax to be part of the group and not run off and abstract while they never gave Caine a chance

It’s important that Jax not be able to run away from his humanity. It’s important that Jax’s pushing away tactics fail.

But I over estimated how long it would take to board and take off I’m now getting on a plane and now it’s gonna take at least a few weeks

One: The real deal behind the "no killing policy"

I feel like some people harp on how Aang didn't wanna kill the firelord, but what I think people forget is it's not about "being as bad as your enemy." It's about staying true to his air nomadic principles,

You know, the principles of his now-dead people that he has very little other way to connect to. I think it makes perfect sense for him to want to not compromise on himself to do this thing he hates that he has to do, and to especially not compromise part of his air nomadic identity for this. Even if Gyatso did it, he for lack of a better term, to die as part of his people pretty solidly. Aang is very disconnected with him now, staying true to this principle is his way of keeping their principle alive and staying connected to his now wiped out people.

Two: Aang being a bad dad

People dont seem to understand or buy that Aang could be a bad dad when he was so nice and sweet and good as a kid. Remember when in that one episode the Gaang looked at old baby pictures of Ozai and acknowledged how someone who was once an inncoent kid could grow up into a less than stellar person?

Obviously he's not Ozai levels of bad. But the fact is, people being sweet kids doesnt always mean theyre perfect adults. The good we saw in Aang didnt neccisarily mean he was bound to be a good parent. And unfortunately he still has unresolved trauma.

Many bad parents aren't bad because they're evil like Ozai, many bad parents are decent or even good people who fall short because of trauma that affects them and the things they do. (not an excuse just a fact)

Aang was the last airbender and had no rolemodels nearby for him to go off of as a parent. I honestly have no reason to believe he wouldn't be unfairly biased towards the child that could airbend. Even if he didnt mean or want to be bad. I can totally see it even if he was a sweet kid. Cause Aang is a person and people are flawed and often dont process their trauma perfectly by the time they have kids even if they think they do

But I’ll fix Ragatha!

Come to me darling and I’ll love you, and you can love me a healthy amount while being free to express yourself