THIS BLOG IS DEAD

i've remade @omorihikiko !

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actually nvm i’m at christmaslicht rn say goodbye to this blog

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ask for the new url! don’t if you know me irl.

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ask for the new url! don’t if you know me irl.

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Redesigned Book Covers - Percy Jackson And The Olympians

August 18th 2016 // Happy 23rd Birthday to Percy Jackson, the only boy that has made such a profound impact on my life. Percy has always been there for me since I was 12 years old, and his stories have changed the last 10 years of my life immensely. I cannot even begin to express how many times Percy Jackson has helped me out of terrible times, and how much I relate this series as a lifeline to my childhood, how much I see this as a window into happier fantasies. I’ve made friends over these books, and is the only only series other than Harry Potter that I will cherish until I die. This is my comfort series. It may sound ridiculous, but Percy is more than just some fictional character. Thank you, Rick Riordan, for giving me and millions of other children out there a friend in Percy Jackson. (legit tearing up writing this omg)

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when life is hard, try to find happiness in the smallest things

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Why Mystic Messenger characters ask you whether you’ve eaten or not

I’m sorry if this question has been answered already, but I’d just like to explain in case it has not. 

A lot of people have been commenting on the strangeness of how often the characters ask them about their meals and whatnot. There’s a reason for this: 

In Korean culture, it is proper manners to ask whether or not you’ve eaten, especially to a higher up, whether it be a boss or an elder. It is most used amongst adults as a form of respect. It is basically a polite way of saying “How are you”. Usually young people/friends don’t do this as a form of respect unless they are genuinely curious whether or not you ate something. However considering the characters in mysme ask you whether you’ve eaten extremely frequently, it can be seen more as an act of kindness. When older people do it to younger people it’s because they care about their health. Someone in a relationship might ask their S.O, because if they say yes it shows that they’re taking care of themselves. (Partly the reason why the characters sound relieved or happy when you say “yes”) 

Korea used to be a hunger-stricken country, so just asking about your meal was basically asking how you were. Meals were (and still quite are) very important here. 

There are even many ways to ask “have you eaten yet” in different formal forms depending on who you’re talking to. The most common form is “밥 먹었어요/먹었나요?” (bap meokutseoyo/meokutnayo?) or “bap meokutseo?” (this would be what Yoosung and Zen usually asks.) You can also replace “bap” with whatever meal fits in that particular time (breakfast, lunch, dinner). “bap” is the least formal, then “식사" (shiksa) then “진지" (jinji), but they all mean “food” in general. You would also use “드셨어요/드셨나요" (deoshutseoyo/deoshutnayo) instead of meokutseoyo to be more formal. (This is what Jaehee usually asks).   

tl;dr I just wanted to let you know that they aren’t weird, they aren’t creepy and they aren’t obsessed with meals, it’s a culture thing, it’s just them being polite to you and showing good manners ^_^ 

(I once got yelled at by dad for not asking “Grandmother, have you eaten yet?” immediately when she called me, this is how important this is. lol) 

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jumin: meow

zen: 

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when someone reblogs something you posted 3 years ago

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AQUA WHAT THE FUCK

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suicidal people deserve a space to talk about their suicidal feelings without risking hospitalization/institutionalization or being accused of being manipulative or attention seeking

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maybe instead of walking a mile in someone elses shoes we should just believe that they walked that mile in the first place

think how much time we could save everyone if we didnt doubt the steps others have taken, just because we didnt experience it first-hand

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110%.

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wake up