#1DazaiHater @numberonedazaihater - Tumblr Blog

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Hello, I am thee number one dazai hater(I promise there's nuance, I don't just think he's the worst ever) or you can call me v :)

I use any pronouns

I'm bad at tagging things, like really bad at it(aside from my own posts)

I make art occasionally and yap always

Spoilers might be untagged on here and I don't just post bsd, just post it a lot rn bc I'm obsessed

I try to be positive or at least laid back

I also write on my side blog- @vkthehaterwrites

And post bungo character cards on this blog- @bsdcharactercard

I am 27 and i just use this blog for enjoyment, please proceed with caution

Oh and feel free to interact!💙

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I'm bad at tagging things

Here's the story to my username!

#intro post #introduction #v draws sometimes

totallycorrectbsdquotes

Akutagawa: I just told Jinko a story about my childhood that I thought was really funny but he just stared at me and then he said “I’m sorry” very quietly

Gin: Was it that one Dazai story?

Akutagawa: Yeah

Gin: But that one is hilarious!

Akutagawa: I know!

kyouka-supremacy

@ginderfluid

I follow you bcs I love your art, and youre so kind and friendly; interacting with you always makes my day <3

I'm sobbing, you're so kind anon 😭😭😭

I am positive I adore interacting with you, even if i don't know who you are

#youre so sweet #asks

shamebats

A licensed psychotherapist answers the question: "Where's the line between being understanding about someone's mental illness and holding someone accountable?" using the Accountability Formula.

bobobbiyn

real-language-facts

language themed blow job

the-moonbug

Green eyes shouldn’t actually be considered an eye color. It’s just not common enough, it’s a VERY SMALL percentage of the population, 1-2%. Green eyes are also caused by an irregular mutation. Most people have blue or brown eyes, so those are the two eye colors.

All the “green eyes” positivity is actually a bad thing, by the way. Having green eyes is linked to higher rates of retinal melanoma. You’re celebrating something dangerous that can cause suffering.

And besides, most people with “green eyes” lean closer to blue or brown anyways. They should just make up their minds and be brown eyed or blue eyed. And if it’s too hard to tell, they should get corrective surgery (because green eyes are dangerous, and associated with more difficult medical care!) or at the least wear contacts so they don’t confuse people. But also they should be required to

I hate to sound like this, but green eyes are a far more recent development than blue eyes in the mutagenic history of humans. So humans weren’t created to have green eyes.

And hazel eyes? Those are just a variant of brown eyes—come on, they’re far closer to brown than green. They just have a couple greenish traits. And there’s no way there’s that many green eyed people, or a wide variety of eye colors… It’s just not natural.

I don’t have a problem with green eyed people, they didn’t ask to be born that way—but there’s just too few of them for it to be an actual eye color. We don’t need all this “green eye positivity” or putting green eyes in media. The internet is making people delude themselves into thinking it’s more common than it really is.

‼️ THIS POST IS ABOUT THE TREATMENT OF INTERSEX PEOPLE ‼️

✅ I HAVE GREEN EYES THIS IS SATIRE ✅

⚠️ PLEASE DON’T SEND ME ANY MORE THREATS OF VIOLENCE IN DEFENSE OF PEOPLE WITH GREEN EYES?? ⚠️

💧 THIS POST IS NOT ABOUT EYE COLOR?? IT’S ABOUT INTERSEXISM AND BIGOTRY 💧

ang3ldiarie66

@holy-roman-empire-official

s1lentpine

Kiss kiss fall in love

#op i need to know where you got those raccoons pleaseeee #theyre so cute!

musermatt

Anonymously tell me why you follow me.

kaurwreck

asagiri writes well wrought and interesting women characters; each of whom experiences and expresses their womanhood differently and with deference to their personhood as well as the narrative's source material and themes. he engages with the namesake authors' works, and with the namesakes authors' relationships with women, as much as he does the characters who are men. even the women characters who are references to other fictional characters, rather than irl authors, have dimension and critical narrative impact (including, but not limited to, Naomi and Gin).

this isn't to say asagiri's representation of women is unimpeachable. there absolutely could and should be more women characters (especially author-based characters!), and asagiri made the unnecessary decision to write the deuteragonists and their mentors as men, ensuring that the women characters have significantly less narrative relevance and presence than the men.

but the fandom is so resistant to bsd's intertextuality and so fixated on superficial representation and projection that the substance of the women characters, their relationships, their arcs, their source materials, and their roles in the narrative are lost.

which is to say that a lot of the perceived misogyny in bsd is the fandom's, not asagiri's, although both warrant further discussion.