#ouchi

[griffin-the-stupid]

Gonna be honest I genuinely looked like this listening to the Ithaca Saga

[mauvemischief]

Hey sometimes i think about the fact that Neil never got to know the Todd Anderson who learned to love his voice.

[beebopurr]

Thinking about how Vanders fucking dying words were telling Vi to protect Powder.

[anonyb0b]

fellas i think its over for me (i have strep throat)

[iloveyanderes]

I'm rereading these scenes and I've got a real good impression of their relationship and it's kinda gay.

Like imagine starting a war, doing terrorism, and other evil acts because your childhood crush said no to going to war with you.

Kinda sounds like what child would do.

Also kinda yandere if you ask me🧐 but like the destructive type.

[techno-toister]

Ouchi Iwao

Ouchi Iwao is the principle of the school, she is generally seen as incompetent by the vice principle and is around her 60s to 70s.

a yansim inspired art series

[amenemisa]

I was looking at old manga chapters again and I couldn't miss this scene.  Again, I came across a line that I saw in the past but didn't care about sm. Unfortunately, I care this now :')

By the way, who is this Kin Chan?

No, I have not any offensive feelings towards her -we don't even know her!- but I was just curious. Because you see, why did Fukuzawa turn his face the other way and said 'hmph'?! HE SAID HMPH! Yea... Yea i'm alright... But when did they meet? At school?  Nope,i don't think so... Did Fukuzawa ever go to school? Haha sorry, let me think. Hmm... Did she encounter Fukuzawa through martial arts like Fukuchi?  Maybe she was a government official. Oor someone else who has been to war... WHO IS THAT PERSON?!  And where and when did she meet Fukuzawa?! Okay, I know that there is a reference to the author's life here, but who is this person called Kin Chan?  Topic already closed, so I don't think we'll ever see her.  When I first read this chapter, I didn't think too much about her, but now I'm curious.  Do you guys have any thoughts? Although not a long time ago, this topic is very intriguing to me right now.

[googlemapsrandomplaces]

ouchi, japan by talogtoktoi toi

[guada-lupita-blog]

Bienvenidos mis 7 años de mala suerte

[autism69]

something is definitely popping in my lower back in a cool new way

[maudiemoods]

If life is a never ending loop of dirty dishes and laundry then that means life is a never ending loop of home cooked meals and comfy clean clothes

[bookskittychad]

my body hurts

[hepbaestus]

I went to itch my nose and I fucking pulled at my fresh septum piercing

AAAAAAAAAA

[cuntnikida]

gay people can NEVER be normal about loving each other instead it's all mortal danger and destroying reality

[astraeus-skies]

Apologies - A Vanco mini comic because I was in my feelings with these two

[hellyeahscarleteen]

F*c&!ng First Aid: A Quick Guide to Common Sex Injuries

New from our founder, Heather Corinna, a guide for those sexual times that wind up more “ow” than “oooh.”

It’s remarkably easy to hurt ourselves in the pursuit of feeling good. From genital abrasions to broken skin to pulled muscles to infections to allergic reactions, even fractures or breaks, exploring our bodies and their capacities sexually can sometimes mean finding out⁠ what’s past a bodies’ limits. We can think there was enough lube, but who among us (cough) hasn’t found out at least once that there wasn’t? We can forget that when it feels to us like we couldn’t possibly get enough of something, our body parts may have an entirely different and considerably threshold (um). Heck, you can hurt yourself just getting a date a glass of water (says my once-broken toe, bitterly).

For whatever reason (probably a combination of ableism⁠, totally inhumane sexual⁠ ideals and maybe some leftover stuff from our DNA way back when we lived a wilder existence), if and when people get hurt during sex⁠, they often feel ashamed or embarrassed, like they have ruined something. Getting hurt in our bodies is as acceptable an experience as feeling good in them. It’s not “weak” to get hurt, and it doesn’t mean anyone failed at anything, it just means we’re living in the body of a mere mortal, not a sexual superhero. So, if some kind of sex injury happens to you or a partner⁠, don’t get hung up in negative feelings about it. Instead, turn your attention to yourself or whoever got hurt. Not only might you or they need physical care, caring for ourselves and each other in attentive, tender ways is only likely to enhance our sexual experiences and the ways we connect to ourselves or one another through them. This kind of care, much like general sexual aftercare, can be something that is a highlight of a sexual experience, even when something painful or bummerful happened which that care is centered around.

This simple guide covers the most common sexual injuries for people in the age group we serve, what needs to be done when and after they have happened, and how you can best prevent them. Read F*c&!ng First Aid: A Quick Guide to Common Sex Injuries over at Scarleteen.