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[tokyo-daaaamn-ji-gang]

I heard you also do ship~ soooo, can you do my favorite tokyo revengers ship? Its Kisaki x Hanma

Yeah here they are!

Hanma will often steal his glasses and try looking through them.

Kisaki will call Hanma an idiot often and Hanma replies that it's his favourite pet name ♡

Whenever Kisaki grabs Hanma's hand he says it's "to make sure he doesn't get distracted and run off" everyone knows he's lying.

They're very good at giving each other gifts

Kisaki is the jealous type

Hanma once randomly gave Kisaki some flowers, Kisaki actually liked them.

Text each other a lot (especially Hanma)

Hanma openly takes a lot of pictures of Kisaki, Kisaki also takes pictures of him but discreetly 

There was no confession, Kisaki just kissed him one day and Hanma just rolled with it

Hanma constantly leans on Kisaki and slouches on him, Kisaki tolerates this.

Hanma calls Kisaki the cheesiest pet names 

In the good timeline they go on a double date with Takemichi and Hina

Also at Takemichi and Hina's wedding, when Hina went to throw her bouquet Hanma shoved all the girls out of the way so he could catch it. He then waved it in Kisakis face (Senju kicked him in the shin after for pushing everyone).

They go on library dates often 

Hanma asks Kisaki to get matching tattoos a lot (after awhile Kisaki actually agrees)

No one is surprised when they get together 

And finally, they have the same enemies. Even if they don't know why they hate that person, they will if their partner does.

[humanityslittlestwendy]

When a fictional character you grew incredibly attached to dies, it's just one of the weirdest experiences. You don't feel like you have the right to actually feel sorry and cry, cause there's a part of your head that keeps saying "they're just fictional". You haven't really lost someone, they were never really here. But there's another part, the part who used to find comfort in them, the one that used to come back home after work, after a stressful day, after a bad moment, and read those pages and watch those drawings just to find that lil bubble of safe space, even for just a brief moment, and then move on with your life... that part is grieving, and it's not wrong to say that, cause grief has many layers and many facets.

You didn't lose a real person, and the pain would never be comparable to that, but you're still hurt, it's just different. It's like you've lost something you never actually had, it's like you've lost something you can't really miss. But, guess what, you've still lost something. And I think it's really beautiful, isn't it? How the human kind can find all these types of emotions and feelings in stories, in words, in lines. Some may not understand this, some may call this pathetic. But, in the end, isn't this what stories are about? Isn't this why people write and read stories? To enter a warm, temporary place, in which you can stay as long as you need, to communicate with others and communicate with yourselves, to find those parts of yourselves that you've lost in real life. When a character like that dies, it doesn't feel like you've lost a person, it feels more like a part of your life has ended, like you've temporarily lost that safe space, like you've lost a feeling. It feels like nostalgia for something that never was here but that you still felt deeply, for years. How can you not feel sad when you lose something like this?

And the way so many people can feel the same way about a single character, or a single story, is even more beautiful.

[ololygas]

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Maybe we need every answer in the world to survive a single question: How long do we have each other?

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[soracities]

Audrey Wollen on Patricia Lockwood's No One is Talking About This for Bookforum

[heidelbro]

I've never met someone who disliked me for the right reasons. Only I know why you should dislike me and you're wrong

[greyisbetterthangray-deactivate]

Considering how this show very much establishes Tyler as a victim of abuse and grooming ... i really hope that the show gives him a chance to redeem himself and grow.

He's a mentally troubled young teen with a genetic condition that his father refused to address or treat for fear of what it might mean. He's an outcast among "normies" and was never given the help he was needed, so an outsider preyed upon his vulnerable condition and manipulated him.

If he had gone to the school as a student, if his father—who we see again and again refuses to address the issue despite Tyler's repeated attempts to—had even deigned to acknowledge it ... then Tyler could have gotten the help and support he needed.

But instead he was abused by someone who made him feel understood and loved in a way he never had before.

He deserves better than to be abandoned by the narrative and i hope he comes back and gets a chance to heal and find a sense of belonging with the rest of the outcasts.

[nautikalmiles]

a muse from memory

[mohtz]

to be small even just for a while

[kaggura67]

Okay but if hisaki is a crazy fucking bitch bc he loves Hina, and Hanma loves kisaki bc kisaki is a crazy fucking bitch, if one day kisaki falls in love with Hanma and he stops being this crazy fucking bitch, does that mean Hanma loses his interest on Kisaki?

[lightoftheseraph]

Having ADHD is like....I have to...work up the energy to watch...a new television show 😩

[kaggura67]

THIS ISN'T NORMAL????

[kaggura67]

TOGA IS STILL CRYING :((((((((:((

[valtsv]

where y’all sitting: ship dynamics edition

[kaggura67]

Beast Jeanist's phrase is an indication that no matter how shitty a hero was, nothing should have been revealed in order not to disturb the peace. This indicates that perhaps society does not want to hear the victims of heroes of peace symbol be heard, that heroes must be perfect, and even if a victim happens to speak up, fans will not believe it. That's how screwed up the hero society is.

A frase de Beast Jeanist é um indicativo que não importa o quão merda um herói tenha sido, nada deveria ter sido revelado para não perturbar a paz. Isso indica que talvez a sociedade não queira ouvir as vítimas de heróis símbolos da paz sejam ouvidas, que heróis devem ser perfeitos, e mesmo que uma vítima por acaso se pronuncie, os fãs não irão acreditar. Isso é o quão ferrado a sociedade de heróis está. 

[kaggura67]

Dabi wanting to kill Shouto, not caring about Natsuo, killing innocent people, is more realistic than hiding a “good and caring side in the deep”.

Dabi querendo matar Shouto, não se importando com Natsuo, matando pessoas inocentes, é mais realista do que ele esconder um “lado bom e carinhoso no fundo”. 

[kaggura67]

One thing we can see throughout this arc and in just a few chapters, is that heroes are not prepared to deal with villains. Not in a physical way, to fight, but to understand the villain's motives, why they became what they are today, because they did what they did. See, it's not that difficult for you to catch a murderer and throw him in jail and imprison him for eternity. But understand your motives? Understand  how a human being got to this point and why he did it? Villains are not psychopathic idiots. Each had their reasons, and although this is not an excuse for their actions, understanding them is a way to prevent more people from becoming villains and going that way.

We had several marks of this in the manga, which several other people have commented on here: Endeavor not giving a damn about Shigaraki, Uraraka with Toga, and now, Beast Jeanist with Dabi.

None of them are seeing beyond their own sight. For them, evil is simply evil, which must be fought, and there is a clear limit between good versus evil. But in reality, things happen quite differently, as we saw in the manga.

I believe this is due to the fact that how the society of heroes was built, and I hope that after this arc, the heroes will rethink their actions and their way of evaluating the villains.

Uma coisa que podemos perceber durante todo esse arco e em somente poucos capítulos, é que os heróis não estão preparados para lidar com vilões. Não de forma física, de combater, mas em entender os motivos dos vilões, porquê eles se tornaram o que são hoje, porque fizeram o que fizeram. Veja, não é tão difícil você pegar um assassino e jogá-lo na cadeia e prendê-lo pela eternidade. Mas entender seus motivos? Entender e compreender em como um ser humano chegou a esse ponto e o porquê dele ter feito isso? Vilões não são idiotas psicopatas. Cada um teve seus motivos, e embora isso não seja uma desculpa para seus atos, entendê-los é um caminho para evitar que mais pessoas se tornem vilões e vão para esse caminho. 

Tivemos várias marcas disso no mangá, que inclusive, várias outras pessoas já comentaram por aqui: Endeavor não dando a mínima para Shigaraki, Uraraka com Toga, e agora, Beast Jeanist com Dabi. 

Nenhum deles estão vendo além da própria visão. Para eles, o mal é simplesmente o mal, que deve ser combatido, e há um claro limite entre bom x mal. Mas na realidade, as coisas acontecem de forma bem diferente, como vimos no mangá. 

Acredito que isso se deve ao fato de como a sociedade de heróis foi construída, e eu espero que depois desse arco, os heróis repensem seus atos e seu modo de avaliar os vilões. 

[kaggura67]

I hated when Beast Jeanist comes up and cut the grand finale of Dabi, but seeing the situation, if he didn’t come, Dabi probably be dead by now. 

Eu odiei quando Beast Jeanist apareceu e cortou o grande show de Dabi. Mas avaliando a situação, caso o herói não aparecesse, Dabi provavelmente estaria morto. 

[kaggura67]

One thing i noticed is that Dabi is lying. He said that doesn’t feel nothing, but seeing his expression... he is not telling the truth. He still have some feelings about Natsuo (at least) but his angry about Endeavor is so high that this is not so important in his mind. 

Uma coisa que eu percebi é que Dabi está mentindo. Ele diz que não sente mais nada, mas olhando sua expressão... Ele não está falando a verdade. Ele ainda sente algum sentimento por Natsuo (pelo menos) mas seu ódio com Endeavor é tão grande que isso não é tão importante em sua mente. 

[kaggura67]

Shouto Todoroki, who didn't like to use his flames, will use them against Touya Todoroki, his older brother and just found out he was alive and went through the same abuses as he, and that for defend his father.