In the end chuuaku DOES have a great angst potential in a lot of ways. And it hits so hard. It hits so hard because– remember all the rambles I've made about chuuaku being the most human and humble and relatable ship, right? It hits so hard because the tragedy of it is painfully relatable. You (well, most likely) won't be able to relate to something like your loved one dying for you, and sympathy only goes that far; but it'll be much easier to understand the pain of feeling like a rebound boyfriend, or the fear of your partner loving someone else more that you. Chuuaku's issues are way more down to earth, but that only makes them more impactful and easy to hit hard. Because you can feel them.
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Like technically I know chuuaku as a ship has a great angst potential too. Not to me though that ship is sugar spice and everything nice
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Every time I can't locate an Akutagawa panel to its respective chapter within the first 0.2 seconds of seeing it I enter six different identity crisis at once
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It must be so frustrating and at the same time depressing for Atsushi to witness Akutagawa having to go through the long and draining process of recovery each time he gets hurt. For someone who lives with his own immediate recovery ability, and who's besides used to have all his coworkers come back in perfect shape from the deadliest wounds in the matter of minutes, Atsushi must feel so lost and powerless in front of Akutagawa's suffering, unable to help anyhow.
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Actually cutting a loved one's hair is universally such an unspeakably beautiful and tender act, no matter the context, but if possible it's even more so when it's Akutagawa doing it. There's just something so impactful about a man who has lived his life cutting to shreds anyone on his path impulsively and with no second thought, now taking time to dedicate himself to carefully and gently cutting someone's hair. Going near someone's neck with a sharp object, but with no intention to harm. The action of cutting and shredding now revealing itself to be a sign of love. I'm literally in tears
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Lord grant me the strength to answer to my friends' texts, the courage to answer to my friends' texts, and the wisdom to answer to my friends' texts
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“You’re both very much alike.”
Don’t compare me to him!
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Where do you get that incoherent self-respect?
late christmas gift for the wonderful @zero-size!
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