HELLO.
Long time no see--We interrupt this comic's conclusion with a BEAUTIFUL PIECE by the amazing DefNotLyco over on twitter. I was fortunate enough to win their winter patreon raffle and you know I HAD to get my boys...
The SECOND image is my coloring (because Leeco was kind enough to let me color the lineart) and I had SO much fun with it. Riku's expression is top tier ;w;
If you'd like to support them and their work, you can check out their patreon here:
They also run a very lovely comic I highly recommend!
In the mean time, enjoy these beautiful boys ;;
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sometimes i’m having a good day and then see a sad edit about ayrton senna and suddenly i have the overwhelming urge to longingly look out the window and yearn
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I'm having a normal one this morning about season 2 of Good Omens, so here are some Mary Oliver quotes that make me think of Crowley in order of least to most devastating.
From Blue Pastures.
From "Wild Geese".
From "From the Book of Time".
From "March".
From "In Blackwater Woods".
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hi! just saw ur journaling ttrpg post and i didn't even now that was a thing! if u don't mind, could u recommend any you've done?
Im going to answer this publicly because Im also pretty new to the genre myself and I wanted to give other people the opportunity to chime in! Ive personally played Thousand Year Old Vampire, which was incredibly good if you like tragedy/horror, and im looking forward to playing Dwelling sometime. The creator of Thousand Year Old Vampire has made several others as well I believe, and Ive seen a lot on itch.io as well. If anyone else can reccomend solo/journaling RPGs please add on!
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Things about castiel I am normal about
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Kit & Self-Image
content warnings: (internalized) ableism, body dysmorphia, disordered eating
I can make this simple and tell you outright: Kit has a WARPED, mostly negative, self-image.
But the down and dirty is of course, the reasons WHY:
First and foremost - and the most complicated in her opinion - is the Tech itself. While none of it is VISIBLE, Kit is equal parts organic and synthetic. Beneath the surface you have the Nanobots, the synthetic synapses they created and the chip. And while Kit doesn’t understand the FULL extent of what has been done to her, she knows that her body is not entirely human anymore and that scares her and in some way, disgusts her. The knowledge that SOMEONE can control her is even more frightening - reminiscent of fears of the OMNIC crisis. Though none of it lies on the SURFACE, Kit has a habit of looking at herself and seeing ROBOTIC features and FEARING herself. But her ability to explain these fears, these concerns, are buried in her misunderstanding of the Tech and her belief that she doesn’t DESERVE to worry about something that no one can see. Her “problem” is hidden and that makes her luckier than most, she tells herself.
SECOND: Kit genuinely hates her appearance. While she thinks about it very rarely, Kit’s aware that she doesn’t look “normal”. She’s heavily scarred, all over. Her back, her neck, arms and fingers, her face. She’s malnourished and unhealthy looking due to Obsidian’s treatment and a cycle of disordered eating.
See - Kit KNOWS she needs to eat, knows she needs nutrients, but she doesn’t know how or simply CAN’T due to her lifestyle. So she binges on junk and anything she can get, but because her stomach doesn’t process it well, particularly not in large quantities, she inevitably pukes it back up. And repeat. Further this with the fact that she doesn’t know how to take care of her appearance as it is. She manages to bathe at least, but she doesn’t know how to brush her hair. Or that she needs to. And she looks at herself and she knows she wants to blend in, to look normal, but she just doesn’t know HOW.
And last but not least - is her autism. Something that has haunted her since she was a kid. She doesn’t know it by name, what she does know is that she’s DIFFERENT. She’s always been different. Before Obsidian. Before Oliver. And the unfortunate part is that the only reason it bothers her is that Oliver brainwashed her into believing that no one would care about her because of it. That for whatever reason she was so abnormal that the world would be cruel to her and only he could protect her. While it bothers her the LEAST of all these reasons, she does have her moments when she wishes she hadn’t been different. That for all these years she could’ve been normal. Then maybe all the horrible things would’ve never happened at all.
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this is not me trying to defend nintendo's business practices or say that either of these games don't have flaws, but I think a lot of the comparisons people are making between breath of the wild and tears of the kingdom are a little unfair and don't really take into account that they are different games with different purposes.
"breath of the wild feels so empty compared to tears of the kingdom" ... yeah? with breath of the wild, one of the game's main themes was isolation. you wake up in the future far after the apocalypse you were trying to prevent has already settled. you have no memories, very little strength. just like hyrule, just like zelda, all you have is your will to continue. breath of the wild is the quiet moments, the secret spaces, the weight of the world that has continued to turn without you still resting on your shoulders.
tears of the kingdom is not like that. hyrule is no longer the wild. it is no longer quiet and lonely. there's community. every sidequest is intertwined. your friends fight alongside you. this isn't "fixing" breath of the wild, this is it's natural continuation. as time goes on the world continues to heal and rebuild. if breath of the wild was clawing hope, tears of the kingdom is direct action.
like yeah there are things tears is doing better and (imo) things breath of the wild did better. but i don't think either one is a replacement for the other.
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