#anon 17

i woke up this morning thinking about loam.. you should never be thinking about loam first thing in the morning if you value your sanity. i wish, i so wish there was a better way for them, i wanted to take their face in my hands and tell them about the world i created with the fleas and sherma and lace and bellhart and and

anyway. that's all. loam. i will always love you

- anon#17

HIII!!! we're doing good <3

- anon#17

real asf

Anon asks

Something that still sends me when it comes to JJK is how absolutely NO ONE other than Yuuji seemed morally outraged by Sukuna being an actual mass murderer, cannibal, and (VERY heavily implied) rapist?? 😭 Like every other character under the sun (Gojo, Kashimo, etc) had no issue with it at all and we’re just glazing him to high heavens, feeling extreme sympathy for him, and trying desperately to teach him the meaning of love so that he’d feel less lonely. Like YES, at the very end, Yuuji asked Sukuna to live with him for the rest of their lives, but 1) that’s his husband, so NTM on poor widowed housewife Yuuji, and 2) he did it AFTER he stopped Sukuna since he was trying to put a stop to his evil

The world of JJK is so hilariously amoral that even guys like Sukuna, who is a popular poster child of pure evil characters in anime, is treated like he’s done nothing particularly wrong, and it’s to the point that it makes Yuuji, the only genuinely morally good character, an extreme outlier. And honestly, that maybe makes Yuuji even MORE insane??? Even MORE of a freak???? Because not only is Yuuji’s morality absolutely ALIEN in that verse where everyone’s amoral and prioritizing your own selfish interests over the wellbeing of the world is portrayed as a morally praiseworthy thing (Kamo’s decision to ditch the final battle, for instance), but Yuuji maintains it throughout the entire series, and then falls in love with Sukuna anyway???? He makes Gojo, Kashimo, etc look like your Average Joes 😭