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Burning heart

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Capitano face speculation

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i photoshopped luke skywalker into a depression den and he doesn’t even look out of place

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3 Horseland Fan Art I didn’t grew up with the show, as I didn’t have the TV growing up, but I had a comic book, and even if I wasn’t a fan of it, I always loved the design of the horses and their aesthetic ! In order: Aztec, Calypso, Scarlett

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Give me the control Just sign on the dotted line Give me the control He whispered softly

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Viren didn't even bother to teach Soren where babies come from... (Dark magic, obviously)

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In another universe these two single dads could've bonded over their children and had a family together.

And then had one of their own XD

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Okay but if the spell needed love was that what all that flirting with Viren was about?

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oshamir sketchdump ✏️✨

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# taking his things

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The sexiest part ab this oshamir moment?

It’s not the slutty thumb rubbing. Or even the greater significance of him accepting her hand and she his. It’s the fact that he presented the saber to her with the lethal side facing himself rather than pointed at her

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qimir is literally just having soup and playing mermaid he’s done nothing wrong

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- Do it ! -

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I saw someone on Booktok (not gonna name who) talking about how The Poppy War by R.F. Kuang didn’t work for them, for multiple reasons.

Most of his reasons are up to interpretation and taste but there was one thing that was said in the video that irked me

“Rin’s female rage just didn’t work for me.”

I couldn’t stop thinking about that particular statement because Rin doesn’t really experience female rage throughout this story?

Feminine rage is, by definition, rage felt due to sexism, gender based discrimination, or injustices levied on women. But Rin doesn’t experience any of this. This is not the source of her rage.

Rin’s rage is a result of classism, colorism, and racism that she experiences in her own society, and then later by foreigners trying to colonize her country. Her rage comes from deep rooted cyclical injustices that affected her and her people. Her rage comes from atrocities and war. Her rage comes from abuse.

This is not to say gender plays no role in TPW, the catalyst for this story is Rin desperately attempting to run away from an arranged marriage her adoptive family is trying to force her into. But this is not the source of her rage, this is not what drives Rin throughout the story.

I think it is important to make the distinction between what is and is not feminine rage. Because to label all rage experienced by women “feminine” rage the term loses its meaning and becomes a new way to belittle women’s feelings.

Feminine rage is important.

Women experiencing rage is important.

We need to remember the distinction.

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STOP making me think about rinezha. i can't do it anymore. enemies to enemies slow burn. enemies to begrudging allies to friends to *almost* lovers. then betrayal, and then they're just enemies who used to be in love. and they both *know* that they were in love, and maybe they are still in love, but they stand on opposite sides of a war because they've both made their decisions and cannot come back from them. there can never be reconciliation for the things they've done to each other, but god, they're still in love. i am literally eating drywall over them