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you ever have situations that make you want to take people by the shoulders and go "you are not 15 any longer. this behavior is no longer quirky and cute. it is exhausting for you and everyone else to act like a teenager you haven't been in a decade or longer. knock it the fuck off"

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aabria and brennan genuinely look ready to murder katie and i am OBSESSED

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well maybe you should blearily wake up at 5:08 in the pre-dawn light and find the sleeping soft tiny mammal body of your cat just inches from your head like a miracle too beautiful for speech, and you should rustle one hand out from your blankets to rub fingertip circles across the warm eggshell dome of her little velvet-wrapped skull and on the bristly patches just where the cups of her ears begin, and as she inclines her head into your fingers and purrs without ever opening her little eyes you should feel a love so tender that you understand how that love could have reached out from the fireside into the inky spangled nights long gone to reach her, and then you'll feel better

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worst part about getting angry is how much it makes you want to be mean

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nothing more offensive than when you pet your cat and they immediately go and clean that spot. like alright i get it. jesus

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I’m sorry Pathfinder:Kingmaker, but I’ve seen a documentary in Netflix about this and I don’t think you are right

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Something that's occurring to me is that Wind Breaker isn't just doing found family narratives, but also other examinations of non-standard family structures.

Sugishita is being raised by his grandparents because neither of his parents wanted to be involved in his life after their divorce.

Umemiya and Kotoha were raised in a group foster home.

Togame has lived with his grandfather since he was young.

And all of these situations are not just okay, they're good environments for a kid to come up in.

Then we have Tsubaki, whose parents we haven't seen directly, but who has loving non-custodial adults.

Kiryu is a situation where we see parents aren't always willing or capable to provide a nurturing environment, but his sister ensured he has support.

I have a feeling Suo will fall somewhere in here with his master and martial brothers.

It just, it really is underlining that there's no one true way to have a family, regardless of blood ties or direct descent.

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new ask game: instead of telling me why you followed me, why haven’t you unfollowed me?

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forever grateful i was simply too lazy to let the makeup industrial complex get its hooks in me. I was just like im not doing all of that. in fact. im doing none of that

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I miss my husband (Death Island Leon). He's been gone for so long (He is fictional).

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i don’t think people understand how much of life is grief. not just people dying, but losing the version of yourself you thought you’d become. grieving the city you had to leave. the friends you lost not in argument, but in silence. the summer that will never come back. the feeling that maybe you peaked at 12 when you were reading books under the covers and believing in forever

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liking anime is mainstream now but you can still like anime in the original disgraceful otaku loser way, which is the correct way to do it

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in a similar vein to "i believe in aliens, but that theyre mostly just microbes and the occasional plant and animal-like things", i believe there are forces in the universe we are not yet aware of, but i think its just more, like, radiation and waves and maybe matter, and not An Afterlife or Psychic Powers or An Amthropomorphic Sentient Creator Being