bought a knitting circle loom and some yarn (pastel pink and white) from the thrift store bc it looked like fun and im trying to make a basic beanie. so i started the bottom of the beanie with the white but ive ran out of white yarn. but im almost done with the hat so i could complete the rest of the top with pink but that will definitely look like a titty

companion's reactions to yenna

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When Raphael used that disgusting apple metaphor on Mol it was supposed to make you stop, feel sick, and reconsider what warlock deals actually are. By comparing it to pedophilia, they show that warlock deals are predatory. I think it would be easy for people to just not consider the ramifications of deals. I mean, I never did before this. I even played a warlock once. But it shows that Mol is in danger and draws a parallel between Wyll's deal at 17 and csa. PLUS they combine that metaphor with Mizora's constant onscreen sexual harassment of Wyll. You can't ignore it.

I think the ending of utena is really hopeful in an interesting and realistic way because like. Akio doesnt face justice. He doesnt die. He doesnt go to jail. He maintains his position of power. But anthy still gets out, knows her value, and has utena.

Because thats usually what happens. Stories where the victim gets to kill the abuser are nice wish fulfillment, but this shows that even if you cant get justice, you can still escape and be happy. And that doesnt mean she has to forgive him either! As someone for whom this is the case it is very thought provoking to me.

If a lesbian asks you to come over to "play magic the gathering" it is NOT code for sex. She WILL spend the next four hours explaining the color wheel to you

have they discussed adopting a super baby before or..

The characterization is smart, the worldbuilding is critical, and the interaction is fun and between good friends