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the idea that if Seto and I were to be just random ppl put in a jar of the universe we'be just be too alike in defense mechanism we'd be beta fish is sending me man idk why but Bless that ask

#I haven't stopped laughing since #recognition of the self through the other: we hates it #what even fuking tag this #tag one #tag 2 #tag 3 #tag4 #seto kaiba #this random shit

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Just testing tags.

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also in response to that post that observed damian’s new robin costume has a d and a w on it (link)

bruce: Damian, i know you don’t care about your secret identity, but please take your civilian initials off your superhero outfit

#idk even #this isnt supposed to be super insightful or anything im just bored #tag 2 #tag 3 #tag4 #damian wayne #bruce wayne #dc comics #batfam

Imagine after Izuku goes rogue, Todoroki and Bakugou go after him for their own reasons.

A year or two has passed. The evil is defeated. It’s been a very dark time indeed. But they’re ready to heal now.

And for the first time since they left, Bakugou and Kirishima see each other outside the battlefield. Both are stopped in their tracks, staring at each other as this realization hits them. Kirishima starts to open his mouth to say something, but he’s cut off by Bakugou hugging him. He’s startled at first, but it doesn’t take him long to hug him back, absolutely crushing him against his chest.

“I missed you,” Kirishima tells him, though that’s rather obvious. He expects to be laughed off anyway, so it’s fine.

But the laugh never comes. Bakugou is just quiet, still holding him close. After a couple beats, he finally says, “I missed you too... Kirishima.”

#kiribaku #tag 2 #tag3 #tag4 #tag5 #bnha manga spoilers #bnha 306 spoilers #kinda #it's a major plot point #i don't want to spoil it bc of an imagine #bnha 306 #bnha spoilers

@insertbearpun replied to your post: The idea that it’s playing...

ellie and tommy killed literally every person abby ever loved other than the kids she met two (2) days previous, in addition to legitimately countless WLF soldiers that had absolutely nothing to do with joel's death, just to get close enough to abby to try and kill her

also it is CRAZY offensive to compare the plot of a revenge video game between two white women to anything having to do with BLM/"""all lives matter"""

abby killed joel. and, again after the jackson crew killed LITERALLY EVERY PERSON SHE HAD EVER LOVED, jesse. that is 2 people, with one of them being in response to Ellie and Tommy going on a murder spree that killed 7 of her friends (plus Joel killing her dad.) you are like... objectively on the wrong side of "character A caused so much more hurt to character B"

okay so

1. I’m referring to the way in which the game tells the story/provides the audience with this information, by spending multiple hours showing us Ellie’s trauma and the after-effect of that trauma, only to then backtrack it and show “but the other side” in a very lazy way that does not do enough to make the comparison they are trying to make, especially considering what Abby inflicted on Ellie was revenge for something Ellie did not do/had no choice in.

2. I’m pretty sure I’m allowed to react to a form of media coming out with a story of “all sides”/”hurt is hurt” during a time in which me and my people are being forced to deal with that kind of weak ass argument being used against us in real life.

3. To add onto that, seeing as this story was partly inspired by the Israel-Palestine conflict, I’m once again, SUPER sure I’m allowed to make real-world comparisons to the issue behind stories that try to preach about “the cycle of violence”.