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◍ boron theme.

Links: preview | install | features | theme five by xuethms

Boron is a fuss-free, simple and clean theme. Borders and lines keep things in order, while four accent bursts of colours bring in sparks of life. With a single click, the sidebar transforms into an about page for you to showcase everything visitors need to know about you.

Features: Slide-out user info page (user icon + name + social media + pronouns + bio + links), search bar / scrolling update box, built-in custom links (limitless), personlise navicons, post types display

Credits:

Preview sidebar image by @jellykobi

Cappuccicons by @suiomi

Feather Icons by Cole Bemis

photosets.css by @annasthms @eggdesign

npf posts support by @glenthemes​

Truncate note counts by @shythemes​

◍ carbon theme.

Links: dark preview | light preview | install | features

Carbon incorporates the best elements from Instagram Web together with functionality and customisability. As an all-in-one theme, it comes with an optional integrated ask page (FAQ section + ask box) and navigation page (custom links + social media + tagslist).

Features: all-in-one theme (askbox + faq + nav + social media + tags), 500px posts only, 3x sidebar styles, searchbar, styled search and tag pages, built-in custom links (limitless), personalise navicons

Credits:

Layout inspired by Instagram Web

Sidebar image art by jellykobi

cappuccicons by suiomi

photosets.css by annasthms & eggdesign

NPF images fix v3.0 by glenthemes

Extra thanks to starlightthemes for figuring out OP names & titles

koi no yokan: blog theme by @taezs

blog theme inspired by various messaging platforms. responsive for smaller screens and mobile devices, and fairly npf-compatible (but not perfect). options: post size, post margin, hide tags on index, popup with more info, sidebar image, colours. 

credits: base code by @seyche, npf photosets by @glenthemes (and also heaps of assistance using it tysm), css photosets by @annasthms and @eggdesign. feather icons also used and a bunch of codepen scripts credited in the code. full list of creds on @creatre/creds

Parfait Suite by FloralCodes

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A remake of my popular Cherry Soda theme which was previously available for free, and was very highly requested. This is another retro desktop styled theme, this time starring a cute custom profile and monthly calendar!

Features:

Up to 5 custom links

Single column contained theme

Optional profile tab 

Built-in audio player with one track

Optional search bar + monthly calendar

Clickable buttons

Pixel favicon

Responsive to smaller resolutions

Localized

Built-in live clock

+ more!

Terms of Use under the cut !

WritScrib: An Alternative Social Network for Creators

Open beta at WritScrib.com

With social media in the spotlight lately on all fronts (YouTube with creator-hostility, Twitter with shadowbanning, FaceBook with extraordinary invasive privacy breaches, and Tumblr with its own form of creator-hostility), why not try out a new social network?

WritScrib offers a fresh start for users looking to get away from some of that hostility, along with an active and open development team, a Twitch bits-like system for tipping users, and absolute user privacy and security. The site boasts a wide variety of features and is constantly changing and growing to meet the needs of its diverse userbase.

Physical pains (sore jaw, old injuries acting up)

tired tired tired tired

Can’t think/can’t stop thinking

Sleeping too much/not enough

Early waking

Can’t make eye contact

Picking or scratching at skin, nails, hair, etc

Forgetful

Sex repulsed or sex obsessed

Lonely in crowds

Unjustified assumptions (my friends all hate me)

Too much/too little food

Everything tastes bland?

Headcolds/the flu out of nowhere

Distancing yourself

Spending too much time in bed

Not showering/brushing teeth/brushing hair/taking care of your body

Not able to do laundry

Not turning in assignments

Forgetting about assignments

Zoning out

Defensive

bc madarame is unquestionably an abuser. the way he treated yusuke (and natsuhiko and yusuke’s mother and all of  his other students) was unforgivable and the man is responsible for at least two deaths and he exploited so many people to destroy their lives. everyone acknowledges this about him, including yusuke, after he finds out what madarame did to his mother

but yusuke also loved madarame, because madarame raised him and took care of him and was the only father he ever knew. and he spends so much of his confidant route grappling with that, with the guilt of having loved someone who was a horrible person, with his own memories, with not trusting himself or other people, with sudden independence he was never prepared for.

and then at rank ten, yusuke learns from a former friend of madarame’s that madarame had genuinely cared about him and worried over him. and honestly at this point i was scared they were going to go for a whole “see he wasn’t bad” thing but they didn’t! instead, yusuke accepts this as just another facet of who madarame was, but neither yusuke nor madarame’s friend try to say that that madarame was somehow not abusive. instead, madarame’s friend validates yusuke’s difficulty trusting him and backs off while still offering to pay for his education. 

the culmination of yusuke’s arc doesn’t force him to say that madarame is one or the other, father figure or exploiter, lovable or abusive. the game validates that both can be true, and neither negates the other.