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oh, life, you were such a wonderful experience

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day 505/547 until joon returns

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you outshine everything else, is there nothing you can not do? oh, you’re so wonderful.

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day 488/547 until joon returns

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laura for @matatenamoe

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day 462/547 until joon returns cr. 0613data

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oh, and how its beauty can bring tears to your eyes. So incandescently.

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life can be beautiful, depending on where you look.

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you’re such a lovely love song.

♡♡♡♡♡

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I think the reason why Ichigo is such a likable main character for a Shonen series for me is that…he’s a punk. And not just in the vague idea of a punk that pop media has given us over the years, though that is how we’re initially introduced to him—he’s got a rude attitude, he gets into fights a lot, and he doesn’t fuck around. But the story also doesn’t waste time in showing us how much deeper it goes—because above all else, Ichigo is incredibly kind. We’re introduced to him beating up a bunch of thugs because they desecrated a dead girl’s shrine, and then comforting her spirit. And this attitude of Ichigo reaching out to care for those who have been hurt has never stopped—he’s even worried for his enemies, because for the most part, Ichigo doesn’t want to see people hurt or killed. He doesn’t even want to be the strongest shinigami, he just wants the world to get better, and since he has to power and the opportunity, he’ll take the responsibility if he needs to.

He just wants a normal life, and as long as the world refuses to give him one, he’ll fight until it lets him, and I think that’s wonderful.

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hottest strawberry

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is it happening to you today?

i think i would like if it didn't happen to me again for awhile

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