#and thats the point

[boyfailurecharliekelly]

I hate when people get on your back about a ship because it's 'toxic' like bro i said they are in love not that they should be.

[robin-hood-for-freedom]

I never thought we could reach a point where Star Wars fans(myself included) are completely apathetic to new star wars shows

[sleepire]

Folks. Hello. I am here to request, once again, drawing ideas because your all so creative and I love this stupid app mwah mwah <3

Anywho, if it's a fandom I'm in literally go for it my head is EMPTY rn.

[kideaternomnom]

You sound bipolar saying the hate the zenin clan did to maki was terrible etc....then trying to make mai a victim?!! she stayed there she's not a victim she's an abuser too.

Anon, are you just trolling or genuinely this mad about a fictional teenager who's canonically abused?

How is Mai even an abuser?? For being mad at her sister for a valid reason? Name one scene where she "abused" poor little meow meow saint Maki...This fandom comes up with a new bad take every day Istg…

If you read the manga Mai didn’t stay actually, she was FORCED to fight literal demons and put her life in danger because MAKI wanted to spite the Clan. While Maki did later on realize/remember her true purpose for fighting was for Mai, for a sec she kept saying her main objective was to spite the Clan. (Getting her vision clouded for a sec, sort of similar to how Toji kept looking for self validation) And not to mention she (Maki) literally broke the promise she made to Mai about staying with her. While Mai could've worded it better when she said Maki should've stayed down with her after their fight, it's understandable. They're BOTH abuse victims. One wants to spite the Clan and prove em all wrong by fighting curses (Maki) while the other just wants a normal peaceful life but was FORCED to put her life in danger. (Mai)

So if you’re going to be this pressed about Mai (a canon abuse victim by the Zenin Clan) you might as well hate Maki along with all the other flawed characters too 🙌🏻

[ramblesbiab]

Kris calling Berry selfish in the Scavengers Reign finale will always be crazy to me. The bitch who wanted to let a colony of people die for some fuckin computer chips. The bitch who left a kid she’d been manipulating on an alien planet because he wanted to help people who were in danger. She clearly made the challenge to be in control of missions the thing she was best at to keep control to herself. I don’t think she’s ever had a selfless thought in her goddamn life lmao.

[itadoriposting]

cant fully speak as i am not up to date with the manga so take this with huge spoonful of salt. as devastated as i have been reading the spoilers, i do have some thoughts. while i can 100% see how people find this last chapter frustrating, and agree to an extent, it does feel almost poetic in it's tragedy imo.

more thoughts under the cut

the satosugu of it all? we have to get this out of the way first. the way that both gojo and getu's bodies were used as tools and weapons to fight on the side of what they believed when they were alive, except it's contorted. gojo gets sealed because he's distracted by kenjaku in geto's body, yuuta appears as gojo because they cannot win without him. even if he lost. they were both just figureheads by the time they died, gods for their devotees to bow before. not to mention the toll on people around them, who have to live with this resurrected and came back wrong and yet somehow didn't come back at all because are you really back if you're just a puppet who's only purpose is to be used? they will always be intertwined. (also not to mention the physical appearances of the stitches, gege really went in with that one.)

also kind of love the call back to are you the strongest because you're gojo satoru or are you gojo saturo because you're the strongest? i've seen a few posts about this specifically in the tag and what the answer might reveal itself as. i don't know what it's gonna be, frankly, and i also don't know what i want it to turn out to be. i just know that it's going to be interesting, especially on the note of how gojo was really just a god to most people. he was The Strongest tm because he could do what no one else could. even he didn't really believe he could be defeated. was that because he was gojo saturo, who was at the end of the day permanently a little smug (though not without reason), or because he was the strongest, so he could simply acknowledge the fact? i don't know!

i think that for yuta and yuji and shoko, in particular, to have a chance at feeling any peace it needs to have been worthwhile. they've all sold their souls to win at this point, to beat sukuna, but especially yuta. who did what no-one else would or could fathom. (we do not support or accept any yuta hate on this blog thank u.) i also appreciate that it ties into the overall narrative of both jjk as a whole and the jujutsu society. it's a tragedy, and it's set up as a tragedy. for even the people who exist and live in this world. i hope that yuta doesn't end up dying as a result of this, though i know it's possible if not almost likely. i think there's a great deal of poeticism about a boy haunted by death once again kind of existing between alive and dead. his brain is alive, his body is dead. has he been a little bit dead since the day rika died? is that still why he can face all of this? i hope he gets a good ending, but i'm not really holding my breath for it. also i think the massacre of the higher ups was LONG TIME COMING. they claimed to want to protect the jujutsu world, but they did so at all costs, and honestly they were wrong often. having yuji itadori put to death when he's likely going to be the one to defeat sukuna. absolutely iconic, no notes. also i think killing the higher ups aligns with what gojo wanted most of all. he often said no one is supposed to take the joys of being young away from the youth, and he protected his students. two of which were going to be put to death by the higher ups if he hadn't stepped in. he said that his dream was to build a world where those kind of sorcerers would be able to run a better society, and hey after they defeat sukuna, maybe they will.

i know i'll have more thoughts about gojo giving consent for his body to be used after death, knowing that he was after all the strongest, but my initial thoughts are just that it makes sense, both for gojo as a character and because of the tragedy of the jujutsu world. death always walks beside them, they're always thinking about it. for someone as strong and vital as gojo, it makes sense to make plans for inevitabilities you can't prevent. especially after what happened to riko and how no one could save her, how gojo's first death lead to hers. even yuji, who has been a sorcerer for less than a year, is constantly thinking about death (and has died a fair few times himself). that's so much of the reason that he even joins the jujutsu world. he wants to have a Good Death and he thinks being a jujutsu sorcerer will lead the way for that. maybe gojo also wanted that. a good death where he was still able to serve people, even beyond it. a death that would mean he was able to uphold the society that geto, not radicalised geto but his best friend from high school, would've wanted.

this became a really long rambling essay, sorry to anyone who clicked under the cut expecting like concise expansion. thank you for reading this for this long if you did! like and subscribe for more of me dissecting the fact that gege akutami is absolutely a sadist wearing a chefs hat and we are all overheating in this kitchen

[lykaiosthinks]

imagine ur going to the email and you're about to approach the website and then out of the spam folder before the inbox my mail comes fucking thundercunting out of nowhere to spam you in the email inbox at mach fuck

[patheticblorbloscholar]

James Cameron and George R.R. Martin should be besties. Killing off characters like he's playing a game of "who can I kill to make my readers feel the most?"

[nerdsbianhokie]

I keep seeing people adding stuff about the library systems that're offering digital cards to posts about this ban and they're missing the point.

Overdrive, Libby, and Hoopla are banned because of these new policies.

Overdrive and Libby are how digital books are loaned. Hoopla is how digital movies are loaned (in addition to books, I don't know it as well because my library doesn't use Hoopla).

They are being banned to prevent access to these free programs.

I never want to hear conservatives go on about repressive censorship in China, North Korea, and Iran ever again

[hungee-boy]

language transfer is legit altering my brain chemistry when it comes to translating from english to spanish in my head like i really could be fluent when i finish the whole series

[gibbearish]

love when ppl defend the aggressive monetization of the internet with "what, do you just expect it to be free and them not make a profit???" like. yeah that would be really nice actually i would love that:)! thanks for asking

[xamitras]

For many of years I had this tradition of drawing Wirt and the beast once a year to see how much I have improved, then depression hit in 2023 and couldn't continue, but it left so really amazing art in the process

[candycatstuffs]

Candace and doofenshmirtz would be tumblr mutuals i think

[thatshadowcomic]

Amy might be stubborn, but she know's when she's beat. She doesnt mind being auntie to their chaos :) Click more to see the inspiration:

Inspired by this, because I CAN'T STOP THINKING ABOUT IT. "you really are all of you...! isnt that great?"

[blackbatest]

my most controversial batman opinion to date

[grinchwrapsupreme]

Saw a post about helping people that used the analogy of "if you see someone fall off a cruiseship and theres a life preserver ring on the wall next to you do you walk away or do you throw them the life preserver? Of course you throw them the life preserver." And i dont want to add to or tag the post with any sort of correction because its literally not the point at all but i am desperate to say that the first thing they teach you when you work on a cruise ship is that if someone falls overboard you Do Not Look Away

If theres a life preserver nearby but you have to turn your back to get it, tough luck. If theres someone nearby who can't hear you but you could run and get them, absolutely not. You see someone go overboard you point at them and never ever let them out of your sight because looking away even once could mean losing them forever, so you just have to trust that someone will hear you scream for help but you cant for any reason look away

And maybe that adds to the life preserver metaphor somehow but mostly i just need you to know if you spot someone in the water you point at them and you watch them close and you scream for help