#codependent yaoi

[n-clair]

"Why do you love me even after everything I've done?"

Does the sun hate the moon whenever it calls forth a violent tide??? Did Adam hate Eve for taking his hand and leaping from Eden? Would the soil reject the rain after it causes a flood?? Do graveyards close their gates to spirits seeking vengeance?? Will the moon hate the sun when the sun incinerates all life on Earth???

[bertoyana]

#ship so good they (accidentally) gave each other abandonment issues

[kojitheopossum]

could’ve been us bdubs

[cupid-archives]

having one of those nights

[hoarfrostheart]

thinking about prongsfoot, and how for everyone who's ever known them, it seems unthinkable for them to have any other ending than a happy one, yet in almost every universe they end up dead.

it seems at first sight as though they're destined for greatness, for happiness. they're the sun and the star, they shine so fucking bright they outshine all the other lights in the sky. but they also burn so fast, they can't help but turn to dust. everytime.

it's this insane juxtaposition of "these two people are beloved by the universe. these people have a bond stronger than anyone has ever had and will ever have. they have to survive, they have to live, bc if they won't, then nobody else can" and of "these people are so fucking powerful the universe has to nerf them in order to remain intact. the love between these two people is such a huge force it always destroys them in the process. they can't live without loving each other but they can't live while loving each other."

it's "can you imagine him as something other than alive? can you imagine him as something other than dead?". it's "mutually assured destruction, mutually assured deification. i will be the house that holds every part of you". it's "no one can hurt you but me". it's "this will end in flames".

[rogueolight]

Ok i’m posting this cuz i have nothing. else. Hi object shows fandom

[weeddennis]

2020 a year in review was a good episode idc what anyone says

[poofbark]

i like you (i like you alot)

[sciincidae]

miscellaneous hilson doodles . They ruined my life

[noctswife]

[kurocrow]

“Let me help you, Shin.”

[johaerys-writes]

Watching House MD as an adult after not having watched it in like 15 years is such a trippy experience because the sexual tension between House and Wilson is crraaaaazyyyyyy

[lilacthebooklover]

sobbing why am i so susceptible to old man yaoi

[yellowocaballero]

so! saw you mentioned jjk, so if you wanna talk about it, whats your thoughts been on it so far?

Was waiting to answer this until I finished S2, which I just did.

It's incredible. It's an amazing work of art. Some of the best fighting animation I've ever seen in an anime, some of the best fight scenes period, non-stop gripping and thrilling and incredibly exciting. Gorgeous, cool as fuck, a lot of fun. Binged it and was extremely unwilling to do anything other than watch it. Real 'wander out of my room, rant to my roommates about how good it is, ignore their confused looks and wander back in my room to continue binging' energy.

Beyond that, my thoughts are a bit complex and difficult to put into words. It's great at a lot of things besides action - it has great characters, humor, world-building, everything. I would like to see more of the other things it's good at, and I think that would elevate the fight scenes a lot. I won't go into a tangent about what makes "a good action movie", but basically in good action work the action scenes need to have a lot of weight. S2 was basically 15 episodes of the climax of an incredible action movie, and a lot of the fight scenes would have been stronger if there was greater buildup or a more coherent escalation (Mahito loses every fight, which makes it hard to take his very lengthy subsequent fights seriously)(Gojo himself is a mystifying choice)(My only coherent thought for two episodes straight was 'Mahito just fucking die already'). My personal belief about arcs in serialized works is that they should work as full stories in isolation and have a coherent beginning, middle, climax, and end; one that still slots into the greater narrative of the serialized work and meaningfully develops the characters, world, and overarching plotline. S2 was, again, 15 episodes of climactic fight scene. But the climactic fight scenes were so fucking good.

It's a lot of things that I normally like in theory and are extremely bored of in practice. JJK really lived up to the theory of "what if a shonen action anime was only action and it was so so so so so good". If you do want an example of mangakas who do work that's 95% action that's skimpy on characters/plot/etc but still feel like an extremely complete experience, I recommend Nightow's Blood Blockade Battlefront.

Lots of criticism on a show I fucking loved, but you are talking to someone for whom "they punched so good and then the explosions were so pretty and I pumped the air and was satiated by the violence" is a 5/5 glowing four thumbs up review. The characters themselves were so endearing and fascinating and charismatic, which is an understated but important aspect of an action work. They don't have to be deep or complex, but you do have to get me invested in them and make them fun to watch. It also has incredible and well-utilized women, which esp in male oriented work I do genuinely consider a barometer of quality - not 'badass women automatically makes something good', but 'a creator who can write every character well is good at creating characters and if you can't create all your characters well or feel uncomfortable with portraying half the population then you aren't good at creating characters'.

Geto/Gojo will never be KakaObi and you are all lying to yourselves.

[obikindred]

Hi F451 tumblr. Can i go on an insane ramble. Montag is kind of just like the hound. Montag hound allegory 100…. Both because All We Put Into It is Hunting Fighting and Killing What a Shame If Thats All It Will Ever Know but ALSO i just know Beatty loves that damn hound. I can see him kneeling before it in my mind’s eye, lovingly adjusting chemical balance and making sure its joints are oiled and move comfortably, shining its exterior, cleaning its led eyes, taking it with him on jobs, slip lead held loosely around its great accordion rubber neck, giving it rats and mice to kill by hand, stroking that great chrome head with tenderness and adoration unbecoming of a man of Beatty’s status, and is Montag not his own hound? His best man? Does he not lovingly feed him books to destroy? Lies to believe? Did he not train him, build him in his own image? What love beatty feels is like how a god feels love, it’s retribution, punishment, ownership, in a way. Montag is his Hound, and does Beatty not take excellent care of his hound?

[kinsagi]

kaneshirou stop giving me hope im this close to ending it all AAAAAA