Sometimes It Takes A Man To Be Best Girl

Ichigo is such a top tier protagonist cause on the one hand he is such a prime example of "kind but not nice" and he's good all the way to his core and he's traumatized and hurt and all he wants to do is help people and yet he acts like a feral cat most of the time because he is 15. he also has such an insane case of reckless confidence that I spend half the time yelling "IDIOT DUMBASS CHILD" at my screen

Despite only watching like 3 episodes, she fucking would.

short film set in the saw trap warehouse where a stray cat gets its foot stuck in a glue trap but manages to escape minus some fur, and all of the apprentices are trying to convince john that the cat is now an apprentice according to air bud rules

Tits? Ass? Personality? I'm more interested in her type and attribute! Get super polymerized dumbfuck

I'm a fuse your whole board for loving defender personality

attaching something to an email is so scary. what if i accidentally put hard-core porn in there. i don't think i have any downloaded but what if i do and i attached it to the email. what then.

every time a female character gets called the mom friend i shoot another hostage

to be honest i think there’s a large number of people who conflate the very real and widespread phenomenon that women tend to be written off as just mothers or love interests in order to diminish their importance in a given story with the fact that a huge reason they’re sent to narrative purgatory in this way is BECAUSE the labels of “mother” and “girlfriend/wife” are systematically devalued and seen as inherently inferior because they’re terms that have been associated with ownership and/or control over women. like the amount of people who’ve told me that a certain female character is uninteresting or badly written because she happened to have a kid or be a man’s girlfriend or sister just to find out she was actually fleshed out very well and carried significant narrative importance frustrates me soo bad. there’s a huge problem with how those roles (specifically “wife” and “mother”) are systematically devalued and yet also perpetuated as the only viable options for women to achieve their societal roles in the patriarchy but acknowledging the devaluation of those labels to begin with is an important discussion in itself.