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you ever just click on a fanfic and read the first word and go “shut up” and exit

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"your opinion on ______"

can be a blog, a trend, a meme, an object, a person.

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I'd care if the person I reblogged this from committed suicide.

Reblog this from anybody. literally. ANYBODY. even if you dont like them or even know them that well. YOU COULD SAVE THEIR LIFE.

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christian rock bands are a backbone genre in the amv scene

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reblog and put in the tags your comfort character that barely has any screentime but you still feel a strong genuine connection to

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you have to fistfight your tumblr pfp. do you think you'd win

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Children from the sunlit garden are poorly socialized. And by that I mean this:

The CCG does not have a strict form. Quinxes, for example, wear different clothes. But children from the sunlit garden dress literally like their bosses. And I don't think it's a coincidence. It seems to me that these are children who literally know nothing about the world, but must function in it, so they decide to look exactly like the person they were entrusted to in order to pass for their own.

And look at oggai

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BREAK THE CHAINS GAME ISN'T AVAILABLE IN MY REGION FUCK

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I've talked about this before but it still blows my mind how in a world where eating means love (ghoul marriage, Kimi offering herself, Touka eating Yoriko's food, Tsukiyama, Uta, Ukina eating human flesh for her child, Kaneki feeding on the Oggai because he wants to see Touka again, the distortion of it when Kanou fed Takizawa his family, etc), it's the opposite for Donato. It's the opposite for a catholic character, catholics whose characteristic is that they literally eat their God and their God is Love. And all the while, for Koutarou the eating = love rule still applies, re his favorite food.

It messes me up.