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Ania by Federico Romero
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Ania by Federico Romero
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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From the 2010 album Movie
“I’ve seen radical feminists blame bisexual women for the rape of lesbians, neglecting the fact that bisexual women are raped and sexually assaulted at alarmingly high rates. An incredibly common phrase is "making themselves sexually available to men", or arguing that all man-woman sex is rape. This denies bisexual women their agency in two ways: one, that no woman can ever possibly consent to sex with a man; two, that somehow by dating men, whatever violence happens to us is our fault. And not only are we blamed for men's violence towards us, but we also are forced to bear responsibility for the rape of lesbians too?”
- Ania, Purple Prose: Bisexuality in Britain
Today's Celtic character of the day is Ania from Britannia (2018) who is Briton, specifically Regni tribe (ancient Celt).
6/8/2025, Log of DARKNEBULA85, 12:09 AM...
Takopi's original sin chapters 5-6...
This anime can be summed up as “shitty parents ruining their kids’ lives.” It’s insane that there’s not a single rational adult in this series. It’s a full-fledged masterpiece, a truly perfect anime adaptation, everything is flawless: the animation, the direction, the music, the art, the story, all of it. But if you plan on watching it, be prepared to endure it, because for everything perfect about it, it’s equally painful. It’s brutal from start to finish, and not a single episode goes by without leaving my heart in my throat. Episode 4 is easily one of the best episodes I’ve ever seen in any series, it blew my mind. That was a real plot twist; it shocked me so much my jaw literally dropped… twice. First, when I found out Takopi’s goal was to kill Shizuka, and second, when I realized the “sin” he committed was simply thinking that way. I almost did a backflip.
And once again, another anime where the protagonist is an octopus made me cry. Yes, the final episode brought me to tears, it hurt so much. This whole anime was an emotional stab wound, ultimately becoming a critique of irresponsible adults, bullying, and the pain children should never have to bear.
And finally, AN ANIME WITH AN ENDING I 100% LOVED!!! It’s the story of two people who are both victims and perpetrators, their paths intertwined. And even though their pain remains in the end, sometimes we need to remember that simply continuing to live is already an act of courage. Like I said in my first post about this series: life is hard, but just as it has its bad parts, it also has its good ones, you just need to keep pushing forward and not let life turn its back on you. And if it does, give it a smack and show it who’s boss.
The last thing I want to say about this series is this: even if you haven’t had the best life, please keep moving forward and strive to be a better person than those who hurt you. If life’s problems lead you to hurt others, remember that the person you’re hurting is probably feeling the same way you did when you were the one suffering.
"You’re neither a bad nor a good person, you don’t have to be perfect. After all, you’re human."
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Hello everyone, this is my new fanart sketch Do you like to learn or are you like Ania?
the Mortis arc is wild for a lot of reasons but i saw a post a while ago (and i don’t remember much of it or who made it or anything so im sorry if this offends someone im genuinely not trying to vague i just don’t rmbr) that i cant get out of my head ab it inserting the holy trinity?? into the sw universe?
and i may be misinterpreting/misremembering but it confused the hell out of me bc while it did have a lot of problems, not least of which being the big chosen one/son of god tropes, i don’t recall the holy trinity being “balance incarnate and his kids, evil incarnate and good incarnate”. like ok i guess the names are a bit on the nose but that is kind of it? we could push the analysis that the Daughter is the Virgin Mary, but she isn't part of the Holy Trinity and also i would argue the Virgin Mary is a Mother figure – and Abeloth is definitely not the Virgin Mary. if anything, i would say the Son & Daughter have more resemblance to Adam and Eve – children of a god-being that told them not to touch *one thing* (in this case two: the Font of Power and the Pool of Knowledge) on their paradise world, but who disobeyed him and did so regardless. even that is imperfect, ofc, but it has enough similarities.
but that is not the point! that post (or what i rmbr of it anyway) & the mortis arc as a whole have had me thinking about how “the Ones”/the mortis gods fit into the Force in the ikio’yth au
so anyway i’ve associated them all to different Force aspects, similarly to the Vergences
disclaimer: obviously, this is imperfect. it changes their characters to some extent (probably most significantly for the Son, since he's written as a pretty shallow antagonist character). but this is my au interpretation – where everything is a little to the left. i'm not sharing it as a definitive commentary on canon material, just as extended thoughts for my au.
the Father – the Cosmic Force
my definition:
the Force in its absolute broadest sense; it is in everything – alive and dead; past, present, and future
the Father is balance. he is all the many facets of the Force in equilibrium, not altered by any Will other than that of the Force itself. he is bedrock, unshakeable, everlasting. he is a leader, a priest, a teacher.
literally called the Keeper of the Balance
his entire life is devoted to balancing not only his children in their perpetual, potentially-universe-destroying bickering, but balancing his love for both of them (which would see them free and happy) with the good of the universe (which requires keeping them apart from it)
willing to do anything to maintain this balance – including not only dying himself, but killing his son.
the entire planet of Mortis shattered when he died. he is *literally* the bedrock, not just metaphorically.
the Daughter – the Living Force
my definition:
the energy of life; it connects all living beings, present in and generated by their very existence
the Daughter is life itself and the light (lowercase "L") which nurtures it. she is both fleeting and eternal, both love and hate, both joy and grief. she is a healer, a lover, a martyr, a dreamer.
transfers her life energy into Ahsoka
while both Father and Son spend the entire Mortis arc scheming, the Daughter acts entirely according to the moment she is in, without a greater scheme – she sacrifices herself, with no regard for the fact that her absence will let her brother run rampant; she heals Ahsoka, because it is something she has the power to do in that moment; she kidnaps Obi-Wan and fights her brother because??? the Father told her to, maybe? regardless, not for any kind of plan of her own
Son – the Unifying Force
my definition:
the balanced Force. it has neither Light nor Dark, but the energy of the Force is understood to be in a perpetual state of flux, changing with the circumstances and spaces it interacts with
the Son is his sister's shadow. he is death – not malicious, but inevitable. he is the sacrifice which must be made, the future that keeps coming no matter how you might try to stop it. he is a prophet, a soldier, a strategist.
the aforementioned scheming
when pushed, willing to do whatever it takes: ally with his sister, kill his father, imprison the Mother
his love for his sister and his grief at killing her were still not enough to stop him from doing what he thought needed to be done (he may have been wrong, he may have been doing it because of anger/hate/etc, but he was doing it because he thought it would bring about the "right" future (for him))
the visions
Mother – the Physical Force
my definition:
the material manifestation of the Force; how the Force interacts with the tangible world
the Mother is not an eternal being by nature – she is a manifestation of the action that created her, betrayal and fear given form. she does not exist in a world outside in the same way the Ones do, she exists within time and space as a consequence of her own impulse.
a mortal that became immortal through the same thing that corrupted her (drinking from the Font of Power and bathing in the Pool of Knowledge) – she became what she was by transgressing from the instincts that had helped her keep the peace between the siblings to the impulses that led her to betray the Father
she gains her power by inflicting destruction – action and chaos
A Linguistic Analysis of the Spelling Names "Ania" and "Anya" (and the chapter and languages of Ostania)
This includes spoilers from Short Mission 11, or Chapter 90.1
