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[hyuckonia]

rizzle rosehearts cooks for his best friend gone terribly wrong☹️ (the quesadilla smacked tho)

based on this video!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUqqgUgTxgg

bonus:

cater ace and deuce bully their boomer friend 💔💔💔

[faerygala]

Call 911, my eyes keep seeing you around

[saayatsumu]

asking the boys to buy you pads (heartslabyul and savanaclaw vers.)

[hisui-dreamer]

once upon a dream...?

Character: Riddle Rosehearts, Ace Trappola, Deuce Spade, Cater Diamond, Trey Clover, Leona Kingscholar, Jack Howl, Ruggie Bucchi, Azul Ashengrotto, Jade Leech, Floyd Leech, Kalim Al-Asim, Jamil Viper, Vil Schoenheit, Epel Felmier, Rook Hunt, Idia Shroud, Silver, Sebek Zigvolt, Lilia Vanrouge, Malleus Draconia

pick one of your favs from above when reading!

Masterlist

the dream thing but it's a faceless man appearing in your dreams. you let yourself fall in love with him since he can only exist in your dreams, hence he can't be real he can't tie you down to this world. you get lost in the allure of his voice, his comforting warmth, his scent that makes you think everything will be alright. meanwhile in real life, you're making friends with everyone but still maintaining a safe distance from them just in case you grow too attached. you still want to go home to your old life.

things are going well, you're doing decent in your studies, you've avoided getting into fights with overly aggressive students, and you finally feel like you have a steady rhythm to this new life, only to accidentally fall off your broom from a less than comfortable height no thanks to one of your classmates scaring you, and suddenly you falling freely out of the sky with almost certain death, you shut your eyes tightly, fearing for the impact.

but it never comes.

... you're in someone's arms, someone you've grown very, very familiar with.

that familiar tone of his voice whispers next to your ear, the same comforting scent that never fails to make you feel at home, the warmth of this touch that ignites your heart. you get a bit lost in the familiar feeling, like reuniting with an old lover, you feel yourself relax into his holdand you look up to meet his eyes and-

suddenly that faceless man isn't so faceless anymore.

[cheekinpermission]

This is totally how he said it, right?

[nahrgles]

that one haus of decline comic panel

[vimbry]

"likes don't do anything" they do

"there's no algorithm" there is

"well nobody uses the for you tab" I do

"reblog all art and fics you see" there's no thought put into that. if this does work on people, then it's just pity engagement borne out of guilt rather than genuine interest, which is arguably worse than having none, because it's totally hollow.

[pyonzzz]

cater diamond . you agree . reblog

[puppyeared]

who up seeing their disorder in a fictional character but feel like its not their place to put a name on it

[yuri-is-online]

Ever since I saw that four color deck post about Cater I have been trying to think of examples of other "yellow diamond" characters for context since card suits with that color scheme is super common in anime but the only thing I could think of was amnesia memories.

And as much as some of you might like a fic where Cater puts Yuu in a dog cage, I'm not replaying Toma's route for inspiration.

[metanarrates]

would you say shoujo boys are a Character Type in a distinct manner from the way shounen girls are?

oh, absolutely. while of course the overall character trends present in both genres can be very broad and leave room for a lot of variation, much like how the archetypal shonen girl is defined by her potential romantic relation to the protagonist, the archetypal shoujo boy is perhaps even more so. this is because while shonen absolutely includes romance as a component of its frequently-escapist storytelling, shoujo almost ALWAYS includes romance as a main focus.

(disclaimer that I'm talking very very broadly with trends I've seen in the genres, and not about specific individual works. there's a lot of shoujo with mainstream popularity that deals with telling different types of stories, and the same is true for shonen. it's just also true that it's been very rare for me to encounter a shoujo work that isn't romantically focused, and I spend a LOT of time scrolling manga sites to find shoujo when I want to read something chill.)

for the shoujo boy, the specific archetypes he's drawing off of tend to be what's currently in fashion at the moment, but the common denominators tend to be that he is older, usually more "worldly" than the protagonist, and possesses great social, political, or magical power. if he's in a fantasy story, he is either a duke or a prince. if he's in a more modern story, he is likely considered to be at the top of a social hierarchy. you'll notice that all these factors translate to him being more powerful than the protagonist. this is for a very specific reason! a critical component of shoujo romance stories is that the hero almost always needs to be capable of protecting the heroine in some way.

you could make an ENTIRE gender studies course on this, but I won't digress into that very interesting tangent. here, I'm just attempting to identify the common archetype and the fantasy underpinning that archetype. for now, it's enough to say that the fantasy of having a boyfriend who can protect you is nearly universally shown in shoujo romances. these tropes are usually true of both main male leads and any secondary love interest that the protagonist picks up, btw.

another critical component of the archetype is that the shoujo boy has a wound that only the female protagonist can heal. whether that's physical (guy undergoing a magical transformation into something, guy with rare magical disease, etc) or emotional (usually the guy's got some trauma,) there is almost always something uniquely healing about the protagonist that draws him to her. if he's a womanizer, she can make him faithful to only her. if he's brooding, she possesses the ability to make him smile. he is always thinking about her. it's difficult for him to take his eyes off her when they're in a room together. and if he isn't someone who is usually gentle to others, somehow he is capable of being gentle to the protagonist.

honestly, i would say his actual personality is way less important than his story utility. whether he's a sweet childhood friend, an overbearing romantic pursuer, a brooding loner, or anything else, it's almost always true that a major male character will present some traits of an idealized male love interest as mentioned above. his personality traits outside of that will just appeal to varying and more specific types of fantasy boyfriend.

the shonen girl, by contrast, often requires a very specific personality type to be the object of desire (and usually the object of plot) in her story. while there are exceptions, the most common shonen girl archetype that I've seen is just kind of generically feminine and sweet. if she fights, she often loses. if she tries to be active, her attempts at agency will end with her being damselled. think kairi from kingdom hearts or orihime from bleach.

on that note, that's also a major point of divergence between the two archetypes. while the shonen girl frequently exists as a plot macguffin and object of desire, the shoujo boy is very frequently a driver of plot. whether he's swooping in to save the protagonist from an evil dragon, fighting the protagonist in an academic rivalry, or the protagonist's arranged-marriage husband with a big secret, he usually moves the plot forward with his actions. though the honor of main plot driver either goes to the protagonist herself or to outside forces such as a villain, every major male lead in a shoujo story will contribute to the plot momentum in some way. again, you could write a gender studies thesis on this.

but that's my broad analysis of trends! I'll note that the bulk of both shoujo AND shonen I've read are almost always fantasy, so my perspective of big trends might be a little skewed to those genres. I'm not too sure what usually goes on in shoujo with contemporary settings, for example. feel free to add on with any thoughts of your own, especially if you think I'm off base about something!

[museenkuss]

What endlessly fascinates me about tiktok is that the platform as a whole is incapable of creating something original and valuable. It steals twitter and tumblr posts, copies pinterest and tumblr aesthetics and attempts to mimic youtube formats. And after the stealing process is complete, the people on tiktok copy it from one another until every video is an inbred creation with nothing to say, no personality, no value. That usually means it's being reduced to something else you can consume - people and their personalities become "aesthetics" (that process has usually already happened on other sites), which then become "to buy" lists on tiktok. You can watch the same shallow, misunderstood idea of a tumblr trend being parroted and flattened out in the same way by 20 identical creators. It's the ever-same and it's not their thought to begin with. Not a single interesting trend originates from tiktok. The only thing they come up with successfully is new ways to make ads. And their dances, for better or worse.

[choface]

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[yors-truly]

YALL WRITEBLR TRENDING REAL????

IS THIS ACTUALLY???

[nightravens-therapycircle]

Terror is Trending in Twilight’s Emissary without any context: