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Ania by Federico Romero
From the 2010 album Movie
“I’ve seen radical feminists blame bisexual women for the rape of lesbians, neglecting the fact that bisexual women are raped and sexually assaulted at alarmingly high rates. An incredibly common phrase is "making themselves sexually available to men", or arguing that all man-woman sex is rape. This denies bisexual women their agency in two ways: one, that no woman can ever possibly consent to sex with a man; two, that somehow by dating men, whatever violence happens to us is our fault. And not only are we blamed for men's violence towards us, but we also are forced to bear responsibility for the rape of lesbians too?”
- Ania, Purple Prose: Bisexuality in Britain
Today's Celtic character of the day is Ania from Britannia (2018) who is Briton, specifically Regni tribe (ancient Celt).
epithets I made for Ania, one of the Agrea!
Sorrowful
Self explanatory
Strife-Born
One of her possible parents is Eris, Strife!
Troublesome
Self explanatory
Distressed
Self explanatory.
Weeping
Sorrow comes with crying/weeping
Grief
Self explanatory..
Teary-Eyed
Sorrow comes with tears
Gloomy
When you're bored, you're gloomy. When you’re sad, you're gloomy. When you're grieving, you’re gloomy.
Painful
Boredom is painful, sorrow and grieving is painful, lalalala.
Crouched
When people are sad or grieving, we often (or at least in movies and animations..) crouch and fold ourselves and cry in our hands.
Black-Robed
I always think of her in black robes
Black-Tressed
I also think of her with black, loose, flowing hair
Delicate
Grief and sadness is delicate and fickle.
Wilted
She reminds me of the wilted rose emoji.. plus imagine crying with your head hung low.. is that not normal..
May add more!!!
I will take requests :)
(if you have any to add, please comment/message me)
what would be your ocs lock screen?
i did ophelia and ev (respectively). hunter schafer (but with brown wavy hair) is my faceclaim for ev, lol, so that will explain ophelia’s, but unfortunately i am far too lazy to take all my apps out of my dock, so their home screens will look like mine in terms of organisation. if i wasn’t reluctant to mess up my apps, ev’s home and lock screens would be reversed, and she’d have the apps on the actual screen.
6/8/2025, Log of DARKNEBULA85, 12:09 AM...
Takopi's original sin chapters 5-6...
This anime can be summed up as “shitty parents ruining their kids’ lives.” It’s insane that there’s not a single rational adult in this series. It’s a full-fledged masterpiece, a truly perfect anime adaptation, everything is flawless: the animation, the direction, the music, the art, the story, all of it. But if you plan on watching it, be prepared to endure it, because for everything perfect about it, it’s equally painful. It’s brutal from start to finish, and not a single episode goes by without leaving my heart in my throat. Episode 4 is easily one of the best episodes I’ve ever seen in any series, it blew my mind. That was a real plot twist; it shocked me so much my jaw literally dropped… twice. First, when I found out Takopi’s goal was to kill Shizuka, and second, when I realized the “sin” he committed was simply thinking that way. I almost did a backflip.
And once again, another anime where the protagonist is an octopus made me cry. Yes, the final episode brought me to tears, it hurt so much. This whole anime was an emotional stab wound, ultimately becoming a critique of irresponsible adults, bullying, and the pain children should never have to bear.
And finally, AN ANIME WITH AN ENDING I 100% LOVED!!! It’s the story of two people who are both victims and perpetrators, their paths intertwined. And even though their pain remains in the end, sometimes we need to remember that simply continuing to live is already an act of courage. Like I said in my first post about this series: life is hard, but just as it has its bad parts, it also has its good ones, you just need to keep pushing forward and not let life turn its back on you. And if it does, give it a smack and show it who’s boss.
The last thing I want to say about this series is this: even if you haven’t had the best life, please keep moving forward and strive to be a better person than those who hurt you. If life’s problems lead you to hurt others, remember that the person you’re hurting is probably feeling the same way you did when you were the one suffering.
"You’re neither a bad nor a good person, you don’t have to be perfect. After all, you’re human."