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Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Fruits Basket, Fruits Basket - Takaya Natsuki (Manga), Fruits Basket (Anime 2019) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Honda Tohru/Sohma Kyou Characters: Honda Tohru, Sohma Kyou Additional Tags: Fluff, Domestic Fluff, Established Relationship, Post-Curse, she’s in love your honor, get this fic out of my sight Summary:

His smile, his laugh, the way he talks, the way he loves…she utterly, hopelessly wants him. All of him, all for herself.

She can’t resist, and she thanks her lucky stars every day that she doesn’t have to.

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September 24 2019 - Thousands of protesters clashed with police at the parliament building in Jakarta. They are protesting corruption, repression of activists and the oppression of west papuans, and proposed changes to the criminal code, which include penalties for sex outside marriage, insulting the president’s dignity, a four-year jail term for abortions in the absence of a medical emergency or rape, and a prison term for black magic. [video]/[video]

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self care tips

drink plenty of water

do small, manageable tasks to give yourself a sense of accomplishment

take a nice, relaxing bath

if somebody upsets you, hang out in your tent with your boyfriend and refuse to participate in battle as everyone on your side is mercilessly killed by your enemies

go for a short walk outside to clear your head

make your favorite food

let your boyfriend dress up in your armor and fight in your place so that you can retain your sense of pride

mourn for your boyfriend when he is killed in the same way that a widow mourns for her dead husband

tidy up your living space

declare that you would eat the flesh of the man who killed your boyfriend raw if you could right before you kill him

tie the man who killed your boyfriend to your chariot and drag his body around the walls of troy

refuse to return the body of the man who killed your boyfriend to his family until his father comes in person to ask for it back, giving you an opportunity to remember your sense of humanity and mercy

work on a hobby you enjoy

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there are a lot of super aesthetic posts about achilles with all these pictures of figs and ichor and whatnot which is fine and cool but i would like to see more posts that recognize that achilles is the type of guy to tie a knife to a roomba and set it off in his tent whenever agamemnon tries to visit him

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based on these passages from the odyssey and the aeneid (and i think it might have happened in the iliad too, though i can’t remember where):

athena and aphrodite know EXACTLY what matters and that is HEROIC BIMBOFICATION!

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for real though

(go retweet it to support the cause kids, i cant link it so link in the reblogs thanks to @led-lite x)

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This is your local Scandinavian telling y’all that Norse mythology has a goddess called Lofn who is a goddess of love and bringing together those ‘for whom marriage was forbidden or banned’, and I’m not saying she said gay rights, but she totally said gay rights.

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Yes, but what a shame, what a shame the poor groom’s bride is

uh… Thor?

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“Sleep, delicious and profound, the very counterfeit of death””

— — Homer (The Odyssey) (via theancientworld) (via theancientworld)

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Me an intellectual: Roman sexuality cannot be slapped with modern lgbt terms because they did not define their identity that way ....

Me also: Wow the Satyrica is fukkin gay lmao

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‪that escalated quickly ‬

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How come period pieces are almost always dramas, anyway? I want to watch a sitcom about a dude in renaissance-era Tuscany trying to get rich quick by scamming the local merchant princes.

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Hrrrrgg, Aegeus, I’m trying to rescue the Athenians but I’m dummy thicc, and the clap of my ass cheeks keeps alerting the Minotaur.

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In defense of Demeter (who seems constantly villainized in recent interpretations)