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via jaitkenracer's ig story - july 15, 2026

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thank u i will need him in my coming days

(abstract algebra midterm)

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postgame interview / april 22 2023

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Thought you'd appreciate this lil baby tail feather that our conure has coming in 😁

You would be correct

#a babby #submission

*places her gently in front of you*

*she starts biting you*

#a babby #also the last of the refs #for now #until the demon of character creation possesses me again #my art #my oc #oc art #Buttons

At @bleachbleachbleach ‘s recommendation, I have watched It’s a Summer Film! I agree with absolutely everything they said in their post, but also... I think this might be one of my favorite movies I have ever seen?

Primarily, it’s a movie about weird teens, a topic that is very important to me. “This is a movie about the Body Improvement Club from Mob Psycho,” my husband said to me. Every single character is deeply strange, but portrayed in an affectionate way. I love each and every one of them and hold them in my heart (but especially the delinquent with the tricked out bike that Barefoot conscripted into being lighting director, he was my fave).

It’s such a sweet movie and so full of heart. Barefoot was so weird and so intense-- the angry faces she makes at her rival, Karin, are worth the price of admission alone. Rintaro is the Most Precious Boy and probably the last person on earth that should have been sent back in time, and yet, here we are. Five minutes after meeting his idol, he jumps off a bridge to avoid having to speak to her, and all I can say is “Who among us has not considered this?”

Mostly, though, it’s about loving stories and the way we interact with stories, and the movie was singing my song the whole time. I was shouting “Samurai stories are love stories!” at the screen thirty minutes before the movie shouted it back at me. It was about participatory culture and tropes and the way a creator’s love for something permeates their work and the perfect shot and how we inspire each other across time and space and culture. The last twenty minutes of the film are absolutely perfect, and I admit that I teared up throughout (as if I don’t tear up at instant coffee commercials).

Anyway, I loved it a lot and I recommend it a lot, especially if you like indie films or high school club anime sublplots or samurai movies and/or romcoms or were a weird, intense teen. I am definitely going to watch it again. Infinity stars out of ten. Thank you so much for finding this, B3, it is the best thing I have watched in a long time!