#this is ime the opposite

[rittzart]

a fat fluffy femme and her scrawny little butch <3

[unlimitedbutchworks]

a lot of older norms for internet and site etiquette are shit but you know what was good that we need to bring back? lurking. you need to lurk moar

[hinamie]

parenthood was not on my 2024 bingo card but clearly life is full of surprises

[yeehawpim]

[bloominglegumes]

i love normal guys doomed by the narrative

[demonio-fleurs]

To me, what is so fantastic about One Piece Fan Letter is the emphasis on the way the Straw Hats have created these connections in the lives of people they have never met. The ending scene, with all the hands putting together the puzzle pieces, and the way that all these connections came together in one dazzling way-- I loved that. I teared up at that. Wherever the Straw Hats go, they leave behind all of these puzzle pieces for people to put together and create bonds that would not have existed had the Straw Hats not shown up!

And it also just... Makes me so in love with the concept of the world after Luffy becomes King of The Pirates. I know that Oda has the final chapter planned in his head, and I doubt we will really see the long lasting effects of Luffy achieving the title of Pirate King + his dream, and I really do not want a sequel series ala Boruto or Yasahime, but.... I want to see a world in which children believe they can become a Brave Warrior of the Sea thanks to Usopp, I want to see more children look at Nami and realize they don't NEED to have a Devil Fruit or Haki or muscles to have adventures. I want to see the next generation of the One Piece world believe so strongly in their dreams, that they set out to accomplish them.

One Piece Fan Letter really opened the door, I think, for more and more stories about the "regular" people in the world of One Piece, the people you don't see in the arcs because they're the nondescript background characters, and how the Straw Hat Crew has changed them. And I want that. To me, that is fantastic.

[buggachat]

someday i will write and post my 10,000 page thesis essay about how in miraculous the yin themed characters (characters who wear primarily dark colors over white undershirts) are thoughtful schemers who live mostly within their own heads (marinette, luka, felix, amelie) while the yang themed characters (white over dark undershirts) don't think so much as they DO and are straightforward and action-driven (adrien, kagami, emilie) but that would require having the attention span to do so

[wasyago]

tango doodles

first you make up a guy and then you struggle to draw him correctly

[abstractfrog]

Happy 1 year anniversary to Mr Sherlock Holmes! Here's a litttleee celebratory comic from me

[mouseshift]

[sadisthetic]

the madness frustration loneliness of the dissonance of a mismatch of the rotten heart to the rest

allosexual aromantic swag happy pride *peaces out*

[bunnieswithknives]

The strugglerrrrrrr

[briearesea]

Things a totally normal and well-adjusted person who is not a creepy fucking weirdo say.

[morallygay]

The first time I saw kabru I was disappointed that he has blue eyes like :/ but I realized it’s perfectly consistent with how he’s laios’ opposite physically symbolizing how he’s his foil and opposite in general. Others have already mentioned it but

Laios: light skin, blond hair, droopy yellow/brown eyes, bigger build

Kabru: dark skin, black hair, sharp blue eyes, smaller build

Like if he had dark eyes everything else would be the opposite except that. Makes sense

[sop-soap]

TMA begins with a lure, but TMAGP begins with a warning.