#it ended :(

[lover-of-mine]

Impossible concept to grasp apparently: you're allowed to like a person and think they are interesting and still not fall in love with them once you get to know them better. The options are not just forcing myself to date and desperately in love.

[torveiglyart]

STOP

MHA IS OVER????

hw-huh-wh-gh

(Spoilers ahead)

Y'all, I don't know if you guys know this, but MHA was my first manga/anime. Unless you count Teen Titans 2003 or Voltron Legendary Defender. It's what got me hooked on anime. Funnily enough, my next anime was Attack on Titan, which... yeah. BUT! I pretty much grew into myself during MHA's run, and for it to be over? Right when I'm getting my stuff ready for freshman year of college? It's like that chapter in my life has officially closed. I've graduated right alongside my favourite characters and, honestly, my role models in some cases. It's a strange feeling.

I think the ending was very fitting for what MHA is, and what all good stories are. To me, the thing that makes a story go from good to great is relatability and open ended lines. To close off every little tie in a story would be to close it as a whole. Indulging in that media wouldn't be as open to creativity and resonance anymore. Midoriya may not be relatable in that he was granted a quirk, but there are thousands of people who can relate to not fitting in. To see that even after he lost what made him fit in, people would still reach out and look up to him, is inspiring. And in the end it was those connections that allowed him to continue what he loved.

I got way too emotional over a manga of all things, but it's attached to me in a way I can't describe. And I hope that there are others out there that feel them same, MHA or not.

[hisnamesdylan]

It’s only tragic because it was once beautiful. It was beautiful and brief. For all the time on the earth and for every moment of their lives. It was barely enough time to sigh in content before it was gone. Taken. In the most cruelest of ways.

But for that moment…

The birds sang a little longer. And the breeze blew a little softer. Their laugh echoed through the walls. And the sun warmed them through it all. Maybe Orpheus will always look back. Maybe Merlin can never save his king. And maybe Romeo and Juliet can never be more than star-crossed lovers. Maybe none of them can escape the cruel caress of fate as their destiny comes too soon.

But for the briefest of moments. Everything is okay. And I’m still holding on to you.

[theknees]

sooooooo murder drones, amiright?

[whenthegoldrays]

HEY WHAT

[evading-taxes]

frswfw

[carefulzombie]

as much fun as this resurgence in gravity falls stuff has been anytime i see posts being like “ohhhh do you think there’s gonna be a season 3? season 3 pls?” my reaction at the mere prospect is always just

[le-regrems]

TW: TOH Watching and dreaming spoilers

Toh officially ended, and what the fuck I expected death or at least bitter sweet ending and that's what I got?! Wtf @DanaTerrace?! Well I almost cried because Collector=sad. It ended, What am I supposed to feel? I want a spinoff. I have so many feelings about this! J gjkgsdkgkgf

[shigokyu]

I have never been so unreasonably angry while reading or watching a piece of media.

[mahgck]

you have to outlive donald trump

[chiisana-lion]

[sadclowncentral]

shoutout to the guy who after unsuccessfully hitting on my sister and being politely declined asked her "is it okay if i ask your brother instead" and when she said yes gave me a long and searching look before sighing and going "no. i am not drunk enough to go for a dude. but you look like an angel" happy bisexual pride to this man and this man only. hope you figure it out soon king

[cordspaghetti]

really factual recounting with no embellishments whatsoever

[theshitpostcalligrapher]

the curse of summer is buying and eating an inadvisable amount of fruit in single sittings.

[moodsandtenses]

There's something hilarious about how so much subsequent media has positioned Vampires and Werewolves as, like, binary opposite entities, and then you read Dracula (1897) and realize that wolves are that guy's preferred solution to every problem. You'd say something to Dracula about "ah yes, werewolves, vampires' great eternal enemies," and he'd just be like "you mean my subcontractors?"