THANK YOU SO MUCH TO EVERYONE WHO TAGGED ME!!!🙏🙏🙏❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥Rest assured, I noticed, hehe
-Ilovegt, she/her, 16 yo, ENTP-A, :D
-smaller than an adult's finger, but reaching at least one phalanx.Often, I want to feel like a borrower, if I'm with people I'm comfortable with
-all my life...Yes, seriously, I've been a G/t fan all my life, as have all my friends I've asked, which is very strange.It feels like the love of giants and crumbs is innate, because I remember that even in my very, very early childhood I played out similar scenarios, and even the fact that I remember it is surprising.The most interesting thing is that I recently found out that the very first G/t book of my childhood is my mother's book, the only one she took with her and carried through a huge number of crossings.I suspect that she's just not a conscious gt lover, but I can't prove it)))
-When, despite the difference, the characters try to get along with each other and adjust to each other, showing their respect and awareness in order to trust a giant or take responsibility for such a tiny life.Or vice versa, when a relationship develops terribly at first, but after a while the giant and the tiny one get to know each other much better, breaking down every barrier in their path.I love it when, despite so many barriers in G/t and perhaps even more than those related to growth, characters try to overcome them in order to understand each other, to become closer, because despite all this, love for each other is born in them.As individuals to individuals, not necessarily romantically
-The borrower has a poorly prescribed Stockholm syndrome, when it feels like the author didn't want to tell a scary story, but just romanticized it.:[.Of course, everyone has their own way, I may also like this, but when the author realizes what he is doing.I also don't like it when adult borrowers are treated like little children and their dignity is belittled, I know many people like this...But not to me, for me it looks like antics and humiliation.In general, everyone has their own way, I don't like to have discussions in a public space, only if in person
-As long as they can communicate safely, or at least do it from a distance
-The secret world of Arietty and the Steel Giant, of course XP
Actually, I prefer the original stories of the little authors on Tumblr(Or it doesn't matter where), you know..well, they are much more beautiful than most G/t media, because big projects have gone through a lot of uninterested hands, it's not bad, it's just a fact.And the little G/ t stories, even if they are sometimes clumsy, unpolished, they do not have a normal structure, but they are real, sincere, somehow they still catch on despite the fact that the author is an amateur and not a professional.I'm not trying to say that big projects are not like that and do not reflect the author, or even more so because there is so much work involved in them, of course, what nonsense, it's just that there are very few good stories for the mass consumer created by people who burning with this story, if you put it all together.
-A lot, but so far I've only been doing comic with Trevor and Bennett :P
-I don't know, honestly, anything can get me hooked, even something I didn't expect.The most important thing is that the author loves what they do
-Ehem...many of you have already been tagged...My apologies for bothering you again <|_
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