We're broken, but we fit together just right.

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[milkshake-fairy]

Jiraiya stealing money from a hardworking orphan who trusts him 😒

[limpdicksamurai]

Damn naruto really taught us about the struggles of capitalist slavery

[o-kurwa]

[officialfist]

Unrestrained summer fun

[gothiccharmschool]

File this under “posts I inexplicably find soothing”.

[huariqueje]

Tide Pool - Jeremy Miranda , 2023.

American , b. 1980 -

Acrylic on canvas, 29 9/10 × 35 2/5 in. 76 × 90 cm,

[anxeious]

unfortunately i have a deep love for humanity and choose to believe conditions will improve. despite it all

[alchemyfreak123]

Women of Sinners - Sinners (2025) dir. Ryan Coogler

[alchemyfreak123]

Sky of Sinners - Sinners (2025) dir. Ryan Coogler

"Look at that sky. That's a mighty fine day to be free, aint it?"

[sweetnommnm818-deactivated20250]

making me suck ur fingers before u ram them inside of me 😵‍💫

[selenh]

Can you please fuck me harder than my depression does?

[mika7616]

This scene melted my heart but it wasn't in the anime :(

[celticcat17]

“You Turtles just hating on a Cherry Blossom for stacking more paper and getting more hoes than you CHA!”

[sacredbeauty]

Sasuke Uchiha & Sakure Haruno - Naruto

[animepolaroid]

[crazytom] - reposted w/ permission

[rinaarts]

Sakura my beloved. 🌸 Long time no Naruto fanart.

Insta ● X

[gruntsandpoetry]

Payback hickey.

[boyofzoot]

this was in my video folder…this is why i shouldnt be allowed on the computer when i smoke

[iwillseeyouinanother-life]

Thinking about Naruto

The day you realize Naruto and all his friends are child soldiers being raised by child soldiers— you aren’t watching the same show twice anymore. The cycle of violence never ends because you raise child soldiers to forfeit their humanity in a nationalist society.

Don’t get me wrong— as Naruto gets older and understands more— he is able to break pieces of that cycle. He never escapes it though.

Naruto was a leader amongst his peers because he didn’t comply with apathy. Naruto let his empathy guide him throughout the world. In the society he lives in— empathy is a radical concept.

When you really think about the values the shinobi world drills into their citizens: unemotional, lethal force, and nationalism— Naruto’s desire to see others and understand them is defiant of those values.

Naruto’s capacity and willingness to see others as individuals first and strive to understand, and then see them as from another nation second separates him from the rest. Naruto’s empathy and love for humanity gives him the ability for open dialogue with people he thought of as enemies (Zabuza, Haku, Nagato, Gaara). He is able to cry for his enemies ( again— zabuza, haku, gaara, and sasuke). He is has the capacity for forgiveness and growth. Through these radical (in this society) concepts of empathy, understanding, forgiveness— Naruto changed people for the better. He changed his nation for the better.

He never breaks free though. Naruto becomes the hokage and continues the cycle. His village still raises child soldiers (in less harsh values)— he promotes incorporating empathy and extending your understanding outside of your own nation. The violence still continues. He still facilitates a violence society in raising these child soldiers— he is not the only one— gaara and the other kages are right along with him.

The show feels very different when you realize that Kakashi was a victim of a system that raised victims of a system— that went on to raise more victims of a system. The show feels different. Suddenly it’s not just a shonen battle anime with bright colors and cool concepts. It becomes thought provoking and reflects realities of a society and continuous cycles. Brilliant writing. Dark and layered undertones.

[rylandsgrace]

#Moo Deng is literally the cutest menace I have ever seen