me, fuming that my mother wouldn't let me wear long skirts or grow my hair much past shoulder-length until my mid-teens but also aware that that WAS how things often went in the late 19th century, wherein I now get most of my aesthetic inspiration:
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No because Sun does not understand what "no" means.
Ongsa said that she didn't want to do the scholarship program with her and Sun took it the worst possible way:
Then Ongsa was upset that Sun just outed not just their relationship but also that she is not straight to her parents, Sun was immediately defensive and made it about her:
But let's also look at not their literally just started relationship.
Sun decided that Aylin gets hugged because "that's what friends do" even though it's very clearly not what Aylin does.
When Ongsa was still "Earth" and Sun asked Earth to meet up she always said it was fine if he couldn't but would become bitter when Earth never showed up.
Sun is so lost in her own self that she should not be in any relationship. She needs to learn to be a partner and listen when her partner expresses a concern or a hurt. Sun doesn't get to decide that someone's reaction to her actions are more painful and worse. She doesn't get to unilaterally decide things about her relationships with people and be upset when people disagree. She loves Ongsa but she sure doesn't like her enough to actually learn anything about her. Like...oh I don't know...how comfortable Ongsa is with being out. Or anything about her relationship with her parents.
It is okay to be ready for different things at different times. It is not okay to decide someone else's readiness for them and be upset when they're not actually there yet.
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The opinion came to me based on a tweet but I actually agree to the point that I like that Amity doesn't have a huge ambition or plot as a character.
You know, she fits her journey well as she just wants to be a free and independent girl,
Read fantasy books, live a corny story of teenage romance, learn new techniques of abominations for the pleasure of doing it and not the obligation to do. And above all, strengthen and fix her family/friendship ties and take care of others.
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Shipping Goggles: On
Nonsense, 100%
Iconique ass TamaHaru scene, yessir like bitch
What do you mean too far? You wanted him close, you just didn’t know it girl 🤣
Indirect kiss, Tama probably didn’t recognize that, her saliva was delicious 🤤🤣 or did and seized the opportunity but because that’s his daughter he doesn’t want to embarrass then it’s fine pffft 💀
Her “I must protect at all cost” levels are off the charts here. Especially after he said that he’s starving, she wanted him to eat right then and there and grew impatient for him. Notice how Tamaki always checks in with her on if she’s eating well! The fancy tuna, the boxed lunches, how she made him and the Host Club all of Tamaki’s favourite meals. That’s love right there, from the OG male wife and girlhusbando. TamaHaru’s love language is food, get on the train fam
Tamaki is who he is, and so is Haruhi judging by her reaction to him regardless (love you, baby girl fr)
Also, like Tamaki is so ready to show her his mother’s photos after he saw hers and Haruhi not immediately coldly brushing him off. Unconsciously despite convincing himself at this point of not wanting to, he’s seized the first sign of genuine, romantic connection with her. Again, subliminating it as father-daughter. He stole everybody’s girl before the men knew they wanted her and before everyone else knew she was a girl.
“He’s a respectable person” aka “he’s adorable, whatever he needs just for tonight I’ll get!!!! Sugoi, sugoi!!! Heart go doki doki” - Haruhi
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