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[djshahh2-deactivated20241026]

"the inherent divinity of" bro what inherent divinity 😭😭😭 everythings freaking normal

[lilcreaturethingfromthewoods]

there is divinity in everything for those with eyes to see. wheres your fucking whimsy

[fallingstarinspace]

15.4.25, 10:02 pm

[loveridden1999]

[kosmogrl]

Dont blame yourself for not having known a lesson only time could teach

[sunsetosirias]

Mulling over how MLB botched the power balancing of the Cat and Ladybug since they're supposed to be equal - the box is in the yin and yang symbol - and it led me to thinking about the differences between the base concepts of creation and destruction since they're so vague in a vacuum.

For me, the difference between the two is the context of what surrounds them, how they're presented, how the narrative frames them both. You destroy a blank canvas by creating a painting, you create noise by destroying silence, things along those lines. You can't have creation without destruction the same way you can't have destruction without creation because past how creation is often relegated to the heroes the same way destruction is often relegated to the villains, they both boil down to the same concept, change.

To both create and destroy, you change something, no matter how massive or minute it appears, something changes.

Linking back to Miraculous, this could've been a neat story arc of Ladybug and Chat Noir thinking they're completely different due to their power sets but slowly gain a deeper understanding of both creation and destruction as their powers start to mirror each other while they grow closer as partners, realising they have far more in common than just their superhero duties.

If creation and destruction at their core is about change, then their opposite isn't each other, the opposite would be stagnation. (Unrelated side note: it reminds me of the love hate apathy trio)

Gabriel could've represented how continuously and willingly stagnating in the past to the point of completely rejecting the present and future can damage the relationships you still have and deeply hurt those around you past the point of repair.

Chloe could've represented how one can overcome stagnation, how change isn't instant, how change can hurt while it's happening but will still be worth the effort when you can live a healthier, happier life, because it's never too late to change for the better.

I struggle to become invested too deeply in modern cannon MLB like I was back in the Season 2 era because Miraculous has been "Wasted Potential and Botched Storytelling: The Series" since Season 4 for me. But hey, it makes itself useful as a springboard for AU's, what ifs and fanfiction prompts.

[tuckedinbugw]

Nothing like holding my love

[creatingblackcharacters]

It's just... I think this year's experiences for me have been a culmination of "so when CAN we talk about antiblackness?" Because every time you bring it up, it's treated as a conspiracy- because surely no one could Genuinely Care about something so Trivial when there are More Important Things at Stake!

And instead of just outright saying "we don't wanna hear you talk about it at all because we don't care/we benefit" (because that wouldn't fit the Good Person Image) it's always treated as bad timing or bad expression.

So when is the time. When will be a good time to talk about the increasingly overt and growing presence of the antiblackness in the room. Or is the enforced policing of Black voices the preferred state of things here, to maintain nonblack comfort at all costs. Bc I wish y'all would just say that instead of all this other shenaniganery.

[creatingblackcharacters]

[kosmogrl]

[overclassy]

[kosmogrl]

my jaw is on the floor

[kosmogrl]

[kosmogrl]

[fallingstarinspace]

Nprway lost but we won a meme of Ståle Solbakken throwing a waterbottle in frustration.

[fallingstarinspace]

But who do you run to when your country scores a goal?

[kosmogrl]

[bebx]

[killrockstar]

post-posting clarity idk why i said all that