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[issawre]

[chr0n1c4l-n3rd]

BYLER NATION!!

I just saw this pic on insta by a content creator who was at the Berlin s5 event and… is this… a SWINGSET??? With VINES?? IS THIS A FCKING SWINGSET IN THE UPSIDE DOWN????!!! ON A SEASON 5 EVENT?? BYLER IS SO HAPPENING AAAAAAAAAAHHHHH-

No but imagine if they get stuck in the upside down and will is scared and Mike tries to make him feel better and he leads him to the swingset and he confesses and they kiss and they get together and aaaaaaaaaaaaah

[beamobailey]

has someone done this already?

[kyu-rambles]

Thoughts on satosugu, strength, morality, and idealization. Or something like that.

Gojo and Geto idealized each other to the point that their bond was… kind of structurally poisoned even before their split. Geto sees Gojo as a pillar of inner strength, purity, and unwavering conviction — things that Geto lacks. Geto is sensitive, can be swayed by his emotions, and cracks under extreme pressure (not to mention the dark/almost evil streak we see in him even before he cracks). Gojo sees Geto as this lovely, beautiful, sentimental idealist, and is swept off his feet by this perception of him. He’s consistently impressed by the way Geto sticks to his kind ideals (and the fact that Geto ends up not sticking to his kind ideals absolutely ruins Gojo — it ruins him even more than their split). Gojo (sort of) lacks these qualities, as he’s isolated and forced to live coldly, not afforded the luxury to care about love, feelings, or ideals. That’s a huge reason why their split is so monumental for the both of them, especially Gojo — they realize that neither was the idealized figure they imagined, and that makes them lose a part of themselves. But it’s also a huge driver of change for Gojo, and it’s why he decides to live with love and sentimental ideals, trying to create a better world for the youth and for everyone around him.

Geto is like a glass vase full of fragrant roses. Pleasant, pretty, and lovely (I keep coming back to the word “lovely” when describing him… is that telling of my interpretation? lol), but the roses will inevitably wilt, and the glass will shatter if dropped. The roses don’t wilt despite being roses, and the glass doesn’t shatter despite being glass. The roses wilt because they are roses, and the glass shatters because it is glass. Not to be excessively deterministic, but Geto carried the seeds of his own downfall — his kind, disciplined morality comes from the way he so ardently fought his own dark streak. But that fight against his predisposition, coupled with his trauma, breaks him in the end.

In contrast, Gojo actually has a strong predisposition for moral and philosophical thought; he just never got a chance to let it flourish. That’s why he’s so attracted to Geto, at least in part. Gojo has a strong intuitive grasp of Geto’s principles, but Geto is the one who can put it into words. And I think, when Gojo gives his rebuttals about how the strong should be able to live disregarding the weak, it’s more like he’s being a teenage dick, playing the devil’s advocate, and, in some strange way, trying to challenge the ideas about strength and power that he grew up with by trying to argue them ad absurdum.

And ultimately, Gojo does not crumble when Geto leaves. He easily could have — I mean, after Geto leaves, he’s left to deal with the fallout of that all by himself. And many others would have collapsed at that point, but Gojo doesn’t; he chooses the right path. In the end, Gojo's strength comes from within. Not from his power, and not from Geto.

Thanks for reading! <3

[soangelbaby]

are we ready for this…?

[graylinesspam]

Struck with a sudden bolt of pike&grog best buddies emotional damage.

Like, This is pike, she's small but surprisingly heavy from all the armor and muscles. She rides around on his shoulders. Grog is strong enough to yeet her in full plate armor. And relishes in doing so. She might be the most powerful member of their party. She's his best friend. She's really good at using her words. She always takes the time to understand Grog even when he's bad with his words. She saved his life.

They fight together always. She loves his savagery and drive, she never asks him to fight less or be less. She also doesn't ever ask him to be stronger or meaner or to do anything he doesn't want to do. Pike is a good person. She doesn't question whether he is too. She loves him.

He's seen her punch men and monsters so hard they've died. Her hands are always so soft when she heals his wounds. She literally keeps him alive. He hardly even thinks about dying anymore. He feels invincible when she's behind him. He would die for her. He does kill for her. Regularly.

He doesn't have to be careful with her. He is anyways.

She's a holy woman. She speaks to gods and they listen. She can outwit evil and burn away sins. She's a war cleric, her magic belongs among the dead and dying. She can hold her liquor better than anyone twice her size. They're always getting drunk together. She can walk into most temples and make them listen to her. Most nights she's passed out drunk next to him.

She could spend her life reading books and wearing priest robes and doing whatever else the holy women do. Instead she stays with him. She fights and drinks and kills people. She saves people to. Puts blessings on the houses of the children they run into and heals the wounded until she goes pale and tired.

She can make kings listen when she speaks. She curses more than he does. He's seen men brought to their knees in front of her. She makes their friends laugh when they're sad. She could go anywhere, do anything. She doesn't want to be alone.

She might be part god or something. He isn't sure how all that works. Whether she's a goddess or not, it doesn't make a difference.

She's his bestbuddies

[stinkybrowndogs]

My favorite brown puppies... tarragon is literally so sweet and just wants to be held and cuddled. Just the most mellow sensitive sweet boy. Fennel is a short lad with a big personality ;-; they must go to homes who will appreciate their Browness