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tamahoshio · 2 days
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I like to think Glimmer's hair glows when she's happy.
Right now, she's dreaming about punching someone.
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tamahoshio · 10 days
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i feel fucking horrible for kindof leaving someone i know out to dry but motherfucker you are 27 and everyone in your life has given you everything and all you do is fucking refuse to do anything to help yourself. we cannot fucking risk our safety and sanity for your ass anymore we are D O N E
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tamahoshio · 10 days
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you know i don’t think we often talk about how difficult it actually is to suddenly realize that a belief you thought was good and moral and correct was actually really fucking toxic. how you have to look at something and go ‘oh shit, oh i fucked up. oh this is going to take probably years at minimum to deprogram from my brain because of all the little ways this shit pervaded the rest of my beliefs’
so. to all the people picking up all the pieces of a recently shattered world-view and trying to figure out what is safe to keep and what has to be thrown away and started over
to all the people having to relearn how to even listen to other people
to all the people putting in the work to do better while struggling with the guilt that comes from finding out you were the asshole
i’m proud of y’all.
it’s hard to admit being wrong and even harder to change in the aftermath. just keep doing the best you can and just know that the effort is appreciated. everyone can change. everyone can do better. keep fighting.
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tamahoshio · 10 days
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Dinner with Aizawa, Yamada, and Eri.
Eri: “Can I have some ice cream?”
Aizawa: “Finish your vegetables first.”
Eri, frowns: “Okay.”
Yamada: :(
Aizawa, leaves the room for 5 seconds.
Eri: “I’m done! Can I have ice cream now?”
Aizawa, seeing her empty plate: “Yes.”
Eri, happily running to get ice cream.
Aizawa, glaring at Yamada.
Yamada, mouth full of vegetables: “… What?”
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tamahoshio · 22 days
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You remind me of the babe...
Presenting Glimeth, the Goblin Queen
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tamahoshio · 22 days
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theyre not even microtransactions anymore its just straight up full size purchases. like anything over a dollar thats a whole purchase. stop letting them get away with calling them micro. theres nothing micro about 20 dollars
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tamahoshio · 22 days
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she-ra (2018) isn't about redemption arcs it's about healing through love. unrelated did you know hordak fans and catra fans can coexist without condemning the other-
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tamahoshio · 22 days
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i'm trying to see something, so please feel free to share which one you picked, your age (or age range), and whether or not you think the show itself was good or bad!
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tamahoshio · 22 days
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Happy birthday baby sweetie. Sorry about your entire life :/
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tamahoshio · 22 days
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touch the nose
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tamahoshio · 22 days
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the best yaoi is written by straight men who don't know they're writing yaoi and the best yuri is written by lesbian women who want to inflict you with a brain disorder
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tamahoshio · 22 days
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🍉Data sources under the cut🍉
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tamahoshio · 22 days
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tamahoshio · 22 days
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tamahoshio · 22 days
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"tomura sketch party dot pee en gee"
i got inspired to doodle a bunch of him based on random pictures from my phone XD
(the chibis are a mix of cat, opossum, raccoon and bird pics lol)
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tamahoshio · 23 days
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The appeal of a villain friend in fiction is more often than not the thought that someone out there would choose you over the entire world.
The members of the League of Villains were anyone's priority. They felt replaceable or even worse, they knew they were replaceable. They weren't pretty enough, strong enough, normal enough, cool enough. They were wrong in the head, were too violent, too weird, too creepy.
All the rage? The hurt? They were told to swallow it because it was making people uncomfortable.
Stain was their inspiration, but he wasn't the one to pick them. He wasn't the one who looked at them and told them "you have a place". That was Giran. The manga tells us that Giran was putting together a sort of friendship group for violent outcasts like them. That he formed the League for them to have company, a reason to fight for, to exist.
There's a sort of catharsis that fictional villain friendships give that you can't find somewhere else. A sort of short-lived relief that comes when someone sees you being mistreated and decides retribution is needed. Wouldn't it be wonderful if revenge had no consequences and the damage it caused was at once lasting and non-existent?
That's what fiction is for. You put all your feelings there and create scenarios where you purge those feelings. No one gets harmed and you come out of it cleaned, renewed, with a clear head.
So when Tomura Shigaraki creates the League of Villains, it is an instant click for people who had been wronged and are seeking catharsis of their negative experiences and feelings.
The League of Villains punishes someone with torture and failure for misgendering and hurting their trans friend. A shonen manga does that, a gender where nonconforming people are a joke by tradition. Do you get what that means to some readers out there?
Tomura claims to hate everything and everyone, but when Toga asks him, he admits that they are his exception. He wouldn't destroy something they loved. His prioritizing their wishes and their likings. There was no one else above them for him and no one was as important to him as they were.
Suddenly, they are someone's number one people and not out of manipulation. They recognize in Tomura a man who really cares.
Tomura was shown to live in total neglect. He had poor hygiene, was isolated almost completely from the outside world, talked with maybe three or four people tops, ate whatever, liver whatever. He didn't care about his living conditions. It was only when the League asked for clothing and food and other stuff that he began to care. For them.
He wants them to live, to succeed, he wants to hurt anyone who hurts them, to protect what is precious to them.
And now we got confirmation that they matter more to him than his own past.
Tomura would destroy the world simply because they asked him to, because they promised to. He would destroy himself trying because he must be their hero. Remember how every time a villain would question him about his motivation or his ideals, he would talk about his hatred or his need to destroy. We've gone past it and at his very core we found that the thing that truly fuels him is the desire to be a hero.
For them.
It's really something to see people wondering why a reader would be fond of Tomura Shigaraki or the LOV in general. Is it that hard to understand?
Again, that's the appeal of a fictional villain's friendship to real life victims:
To be important, to be picked, to be prioritized, to be felt, to be seen, to be understood, to belong to and be considered, to be irreplaceable. To be all those things to the point the weight of it shatters the universe.
So much love outplacement in someone's love— to matter so much to someone —that to see you hurt would make them want to destroy the world.
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tamahoshio · 23 days
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Just a reminder that your wips? Amazing. Your characters? Wonderful. Your world? Lush and palpable. Your writing style? Incredible just by being yours. An imaginary future audience isn’t nearly as important as your feelings for your own creations. Your writing is your own. 
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