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Astrological heads up for Sunday the 23rd

Moon conjunct Venus [[Exact at 5:43 AM]]

The moon is in talkative and opinionated Gemini, and conjoining with Venus on Sunday. This represents an enjoyment of discussion and sharing views, being busy intellectually and spending quality time via the enjoyment of things that promote social connection. Gemini’s vibe is casual and fun, with a disconnection from what’s heavy and overly committal. Gemini rules the third house of immediate locale and “the neighborhood”, thus we could find ourselves wanting to take short excursions or day trips. Overall the emotional air can be light and focused externally versus on overly emotional things; Gemini isn’t known for being overly brooding or emotional. Overall it’s a good day for getting out, enjoying the company of those whose interests and topics of conversation we have in common and being occupied and busy. 

Mercury retro maintains conjunction with Uranus 

This is the energy of having to stabilize perception and understanding of certain events. Mercury has everything to do with our mind and its patterns, while Uranus takes us off any sort of predictable course. During this aspect there can be different random realizations that occur, or things externally can go haywire. With Mercury being the planet of plans and organization, things can seem really difficult to understand or predict, and it can be harder to keep things together. Generally there can be a sense of overstimulation or boredom, as Uranus pushes us to think about a multitude of different things, and possibly pushes us to innovate how we think as a whole. What new pursuits can we engage with via our mind? That is something that can come up during this transit as well. Strange avenues of thought, and the exploration of things that are not really “orthodox” or usual can become a focus when these two planets interact with each other. 

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(I will put down why I like this when I get the time) lol

The links about digital art and more specifically about gifs and memes all relate to technology becoming art. Internet art has become an archive and visual storage of what people make, capture, and share. The use of internet art has evolved our way of communication and the way of art as well. It's so much more chaotic and weird. Gifs make art come to life for a couple secs. And represent an individual's emotions or thoughts. Art before could only visualize it but now it is in motion.

The first gif that I liked was the lady saying "ain't nobody got time for that" and it's because that phrase is so relatable because patience is a hard skill to have nowadays.

The second gif that I liked was from twitter that was mentioned in one of the links and I picked it because that short gif is representation of what it looks like when you stare too long in the sun and you start seeing spots. It's a bit nostalgic and again relatable.

The third gif was from the same link to a person's twitter and I liked it because it was aesthetic and very y2k.

The fourth and fifth gifs that I liked were from the barber series that I thought was very touching and sentimental. The representation and the meaning of the gifs along with the whole site was inspirational.

The sixth gif is the twitter account that was mentioned and their name is peekasso. I thought that was a funny pun name and I loved that they used the supreme logo along with various art in the background .

The seventh, eighth, and ninth gifs are from one of the links about gifs and the whole starting motion of internet art. I liked the super mario bros clouds because even though it is so simple, this game is a classic and you can easily identify this game. The next gif I liked is a weird green alien dude and I just thought he looked derpy and cute. The ninth gif is a peanut butter jar that has the word gif on it. I liked it because it's a peanut butter jar and the rotation of the jar is very smooth.

The last gif that I liked was the skeletons dancing and I liked it because as Halloween is coming up, this is the gif I'd use to let my friends know that Halloween is coming up and how excited I am for it.

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Hello! I know this is kind of a weird question and honestly no matter how I think about it I don't think there is an answer but since you are ( in my eyes) a Sebastian expert I thought to ask . I'm about to paraphrase your words a little, I'm sorry in advance! You mentioned that Sebastian's acts of cruelty towards humans are somehow equivalent of humans cruelty towards bugs since he sees the human race as such. If that is the case ( which I agree it is) who do you think would be Sebastian's fellow human? If human's are insects to him and grim reapers aren't that much better either who do you think Sebastian considers equal enough to reconsider hurting them? I'd say fellow demons but I'm sure he has mentioned his distaste towards demons who don't share his aesthetic.

【Response to: What is Evil in Kuroshitsuji? - Kuroshitsuji’s philosophy and Sebastian’s “humane evil”?】

Dear Anon,

That is incredibly flattering to hear that you consider me a Sebas expert, thank you! I try to learn from the best (☆ゝω・)b⌒☆

Yes indeed, I did indeed compare Sebas’ cruelty to human apathy and cruelty towards insects. But... who do I think Sebas might view as a peer... that is a very good question!

I think so far we have not seen anybody in this series he considers a peer. Sebas did share that he has disdain for demons who form multiple contracts, but that’s a principle-based thing; Clau-uh- those demons would still be Sebas’ human-equivalent. Us humans might disagree with fellow humans with different political opinions, principles, a-certain-pair-shippers, but they’re still humans to us nonetheless.

Grim reapers are ex-humans, and what makes Sebas look down on humans is not just our mortality and fragility, but our inherent ‘foolishness’, our mindsets and obsessions for the most ridiculous things. Reapers are still mostly governed by such human sentiments. So even though they’re sturdy and immortal (to a certain extent), the core that makes Sebas consider humans ‘inferiour’ is present in reapers too. Hence I think Sebas must view reapers also as insects, albeit more pesky and threatening ones. Like wasps! When they have their eyes on you they’re coming for you!!! (Wasps are awful are they not!? Do you - dear readers - live in countries with wasps? I do, and omg.)

Then of course comes Undertaker, the only foe I reasoned Sebas must have ever fought who drove him to such corners. It is indeed tempting to just declare Undertaker to be a ‘peer’ in Sebastian’s eyes, but I personally have a lot of trouble doing so. When Sebas knew Undertaker as just the mortician, he probably considered him an ‘interesting human being seemingly uninterested in money’ and other quirky ‘hobbies’. Interesting, but a “grasshopper” (in Kuma’s words) nevertheless.

Then Undertaker revealed himself to be a reaper as well, but an incredibly threatening one. Sebas already learned a thing or two about reapers, therefore already had a certain image of what reapers are to him; probably wasps. So because Sebas has a pre-established opinion of the reaper race, it is possible he simply translated “weird grasshopper” to the more threatening type of “wasp”, namely “mofo Asian Giant Killer Hornet”.

In conclusion,

So far in the series I don’t think we have seen any individual that Sebas might consider his peer, except probably his own fellow demons. But just like we have with fellow humans, Sebas too can disagree with his fellow demons.

I hope this helps (*´▽｀*)ノ⁾⁾⁾

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