#sebas

[latinotiktok]

[fei-amei]

Sebastian Lemon

I had a thought about Sebas' tolerance towards spicy or sourfood would decrease because of being part fish, since actual fish weren't known to eat spicy or sour foods (unless im wrong and theres a study somewhere-)

Also i really wanna try making funky expressions for the Fish-

[loudlyquietqueen]

não paro de pensar neles 😫😍

[wolviestars]

Their chemistry >>>>

[or-fi-s]

Wing-it for balina.bsky.social who wanted something to celebrate today, Balina Mahigan and Oriko Fujido's birthday

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[eika-gr]

The evil within sillies

[templehyacinthus]

"The Greeks had no single word for religion. Theous sebasthai — to be in aw of the gods, to feel and express respect for them — is probably the best approximation for what we loosely call religion. The noun sebas implies a combination of awe, respect, and reverance. Eusebia — proper or right observance of sebas — is often translated as piety but more precisely means "doing the right or proper thing." Impiety, asebeia, is lack or denial of respect for the gods"

- Greek Religion: A Sourcebook, by Valerie M. Warrior (pg. ix)