i told you once and im gonna say it again, you give off yang jeongin and lee yongbok and im not taking it back
also I associate soobin with you, dont ask me why, because we both know why
*mic drop*
NAUR MOTJER ILYSM 🫶🫶🫶 u fid told me abt jeongin and felix and it still makes me so giggly like THE felix and THE jeongin stop 🥹🥹
and soobin??? i kinda see it but i kinda don’t but soobin is so soobin maybe that’s why 😭😭 naur ilysm, everyday i learn something new 💥💥😇
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love how eeaao climaxed with Evelyn's whole hearted acceptance and open support of Joy being gay. starting at that put upon tolerance at the beginning and then the "you!! youre the reason my daughter is gay!" when she first meets Jobu Tupaki. obviously her marriage and her business and her father's rejection of her are also crucial to the film but when Joy and Evelyn are fighting, "stop calling me evelyn, i am your mother!"- thats not an assertion of her authority- thats saying "whoever wherever whatever you are i will love you because i choose to be your mother. of a thousand possible realities for the both of us i'm choosing you". their relationship is deeply flawed at the beginning of the film. Joy spends half of her act one scenes near tears, in turn harped on for her life choices and dismissed entirely. to go from that to being unequivocally accepted and protected- of course she runs! what do you even do with that!!! and then not dragged back or left to drift away- but followed to the point of no return and asked to stay. not just Straight Joy. not just Successful Joy. not Joy-Who-Listens-To-Her-Mom, not even Mediocre, Just-Okay Joy. any of these Joys Evelyn couldve had, any of these changes were entirely within her reach. but its tattooed college drop-out lesbian Joy who is told she's the only version of herself that her mother needs to be proud of.
Evelyn's father disowned her for marrying a man who he disapproved of. she doesnt want to risk that relationship again, between her father and her daughter, for Joy yes as well as for herself. one of the first jumps Evelyn makes is one where she stayed at home, listened to her father, and the world is her goddamn oyster. "i saw my life without you. it was beautiful, i wish you could have seen it." but we also see a world where she is blinded as a child and her father supports her and her opera career for the rest of her life. she's worn down over the years, yes but her first biggest bad-turn trauma is Gong Gong telling her "i am not your father". and she stares down the possibility of that again and proceeds to step up to bat and step up as Joy's mom. how different is "it's protocol" to "it's tradition"? kill your daughter shes a monster kill your daughter its for the good of us all- evelyn doesnt kill joy but she still wants to change her. the movie doesnt end until she chooses that for all her flaws none of them matter. all that matters is joy.
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Yan dilf: I cannot be your bbg, I'm in my forties
Reader: it hasn't stopped me before-
Yan dilf: wait what?
Reader sticks their dick in Yan dilfs quivering pussy lips.
Yan dilfs kids: 😦...
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Sorry if this is a repeat thought, I think when I earlier attempted to share my internet went out, so it’s a 50/50 chance it either sent or didn’t…
Anywho!! I absolutely adore your mermay! Roach design!! The colours really remind me of how betta fish (or really any fish) when stressed or Ill lose colour. It gives this idea that Roach has a bad past and like, possibly after being with Ghost for a bit, he’d grow to be more vibrant in colour! Bright reds and blues, and just absolutely gorgeous.
Anywho, sorry if it had sent beforehand- but even so- I absolutely lover your art and your style! Keep up the amazing work you’ve produced and make sure to care for yourself!!<33
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IT DIDNT and I’m so sad bc if it did I would have drawn this before work took a hold of me but now that I have some time and energy to spare, i can finally share this lovely thought + the art that i just HAD to draw from it bc it’s literally so cute and lovely and oughhgoughhouheueueueu pretty roach pretty eueeughgoughgheueu
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Inkpot Gods by TAD is about Nastya and Jonny btw. It's literally them I know this for a fact.
Also when they repeat "If I don't make it back from where I've gone just know I loved you all along." more than the screenshots show that's about Nastya and Jonny but also all the Mechs to each other and the Mechs to the mortals they bonded with and the mortals to each other in every tale the Mechs told. If you even care.
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I’ve finally finished P3R!
So now of course I must write paragraphs abt how much I loved it. Spoilers below the cut!
I can say without any hesitation or doubt that P3R is by far the best game I’ve ever played in my life.
They truly did such a wonderful job with remaking this game, so much so that it really makes me look forward to the possibility of more persona-remakes in the future. I’m so thankful that they stayed true to the original story, but improved where it was necessary. I’m blown away by every detail they put into this game, and how they managed to make even the menu screens absolutely beautiful.
I’ve always tended to get a bit sappy/emotional about games I really like, but I genuinely do believe that the persona franchise, specifically p3 and p4, have changed me as a person. They’ve effected me emotionally, and helped me navigate the meaning of my own life. I got invested within the persona franchise at a very young age (I think I was in the 5th grade lmfao 😭), and it was the first game series I really fell in love with — and that was only through watching playthroughs on YouTube at the time. Looking back on it, I think that it’s what really sparked my passion for video games, and also game development in general.
I started getting back into the persona franchise about 1 and a half, maybeeee 2 years ago, and being able to reconnect with the games and fall in love with them all over again has been such a crazy cool experience. Playing P3R after playing the original p3 was such a joy, and I can confidently say it emotionally impacted me just as much as the original did, if not more.
It’s not often I feel the urge to replay a game right after I finish it, usually I have to give it a break for a bit, but I’ve already started my New Game+ run of P3R and I’m not feeling even remotely burnt out, which I think is another example of how much I absolutely adore this game.
AAANYWAYS if you’ve read this far hi!! Rambling and getting overly emotional about video games is my one and only talent fr so thanks for listening 🫶
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