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Love Spirals Downwards

Lycia

Human Drama

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When we remember ourselves to be divine beings instead of human beings, our human dramas turn into divine comedies.

This Forgotten Love By Human Drama Songboard

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Listen to "I Just Cannot Care" on TIDAL

Check out this track on TIDAL: "I Just Cannot Care" by Human Drama https://tidal.com/track/73221752

https://tidal.com/track/73221752

Just looking for a story, something “ours”

Something to hold in times of weakness

Just a prayer, a hope

A simple glimpse of a guiding light

Just looking for some truth

To battle all the lies that showed themselves

I’m one of them I have always been

But maybe I’m just looking for anything else

Shocking fantasy What is the appeal of "Henn na Ie", a work that represents modern Japanese literature?

“Weird House” by Amena

Japanese author Amakura's book "Henn na Ie" is becoming well-known as an illustration of contemporary Japanese fantasy writing. This book has the ability to captivate readers by immersing them in an enigmatic universe while portraying an odd family and their peculiar existence.

The protagonist of the novel first encounters a family one day who reside in a structure known as "Weird House." The protagonist becomes drawn into the everyday lives and mysteries of this family because they have unique talents and secrets that set them apart from other families. The narrative prompts us to consider family ties and the significance of interpersonal relationships via their lives and experiences.

Ameana's deft brushwork deftly blends imagination and reality, drawing readers into an enigmatic realm. The characters' struggles and feelings are skillfully portrayed, giving the narrative more complexity overall. Readers are encouraged to connect with the characters and become fully engrossed in the narrative by their personalities and past experiences.

A work of contemporary Japanese fantasy literature, "The Strange House" is certain to stimulate and provide readers with novel sensations. Readers will be captivated and inspired to use their imaginations by Ameana's distinct worldview and narrative structure. Readers will be left pondering and feeling inspired by their examination of relationships and family.

if i didn't have seizures that would be one thing

but it actually has been like.... years now dealing with seizures. that started due to a bunch of people who tried to create black magick in my life because... of.. what you would call "gatekeeping" lmfao lololol like I'M INSIDE BITCH!!! I'M INSIDE MY MOTHERFREAKING HOUSE! LMAOOO i'm not about to tell ya'll what i'm doing with my hair, skin, nails, makeup, etc. I'M NOT GONNA.

and you'd have the audacity to say "don't gatekeep"

BITCH YOU HELLA CAUSED ME SEIZURES WITH YOUR WITCHCRAFT JUST CAUSE THE GLOW UP OF COURSE I'M GONNA "GATEKEEP" IDFK WHAT GATEKEEP MEANT!!!!!!!!!!! KIND OF BEAUTIFUL PURE SOUL SPIRIT!!!!

so also I'M INSIDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'M INSIDE I'M BEHIND CLOSED DOORS I DON'T NEED TO TALK TO YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

put yourself

in my shoes.

CDM Presents: An Interview With Michael Ciravolo

Michael Ciravolo, the Beauty In Chaos creator and curator, as well former member of Human Drama and Gene Loves Jezebel (and president of Schecter Guitars Research ) granted Songs Of-Preys enough time for this very inciteful interview.

Read the full interview at the link below:

It begins

Erased Anime

Erased

Erased follows the Story of Satoru Fujinuma who is a 29 year old aspiring manga artist with the ability to travel backwards in time to prevent terrible things from happening. After the murder of a loved one he is launched back further in time than he has ever gone to prevent the tragedy from taking place. Satoru must join forces with friends new and old to ensure a peaceful future for himself and those he cares about.

Erased, known in Japan as Boku dake ga Inai Machi, is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Kei Sanbe. It was serialized in Kadokawa Shoten's Young Ace magazine from June 2012 to March 2016, and is licensed in English by Yen Press. Wikipedia

Author: Kei Sanbe

English network: SEA Aniplus Asia

Original network: Fuji TV (Noitamina)

Produced by: Kenta Suzuki; Taku Matsuo

Genres: Shonen manga, Suspense, Detective/Mystery, Human drama

Adaptations: Erased (2016), Erased (2017)

doctor who companion idea. person who is literally any humanities major.

sick and tired of the doctor always choosing where to go, give me a classics major who is like “i have a thesis on this werid niche greco-roman practice due soon can we go check it out?”

give me a archeology major who wants to go see the things uncovered at their dig sites before they fell into ruin

give me a drama studies major who asks to go see lost forms of historical theater and performance

tell me the doctor wouldn’t love that, because you know they would. they would adore that.

Total drama adventure time au !

It’s giving “Bitch I’m a Mother, No drama” or “It’s My Dad, Thank you to my Dad”

Say what you want but that man is a FATHER

pinnnn 🤭 i tweaked her a bit (ft the total drama island style)

@justmakesuresheeatsthemouse sorta tagged me to list the last 4 albums I listened to front to back.

REDBERRYTERF DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE VIKINGS DID??

i’m catching up on tsv, i think something that eskew prod does extremely well is using horror absurdism to capture the absurd horror of capitalism. it’s clear in eskew too, but i think it’s especially fantastic in the silt verses. the casualness with which sacrifice is discussed. how red lobster has a god that has and continues to take human sacrifice, and so do cereal companies, cops, and the grueling start up that has a “fun room”. it captures EXTREMELY well how it feels to live under capitalism, that you’re constantly bombarded with horrible things, discussed cheerily in a nice tone. the way it’s simultaneously numbing, hysterical, and horrifying. i think i was especially fond of how in ep 39, protest against sacrifice was taken as radical, a propostorus, idealistic thing that’s just so SILLY it’s not even worth considering, something that feels very real to revolutionary organizing/protest irl. i also liked how despite the face, when everything gets down to it, when everything is about profit, all people come down to are bodies. all capitalism is a gaping maw, and it eats the poor and marginalized first, but doesn’t STOP eating just there. the very literalized version of this, where the profit wheel (and all that includes— war mongering, the prison industrial complex, wage labor, etc) is given a very real literal set of teeth, but the body count is the same. so the electric company has a god, and so it takes humans sacrifice. do real electric companies not have a very real human cost? overworked and underpaid labors looking to make rent, or well off comfortable employees no less likely to get the axe under profit margins, or the blood shed when colonizing in the first place, in clearing the space for the electric company to move in. is that not also a very real human sacrifice? the commercial aimed at elderly people talking about “back in my day, we would just talk about all this human sacrifice and find a compromise :)” is so bleakly hysterical, but is that not very accurate? that you can put a good face on it, but in the end what it comes down to is that you’re being sold the chance to be human fodder? that there is no glory or honor on a battlefield or in working yourself to death, just mud and shit and bodies to throw at problems. idk! i’m rambling but it’s a deeply engaging podcast.