Gingerlyj - Do Not Perceive Me

naoki urasawa and yoneyama mai on drawing older men

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misha collins is the only straight that can celebrate straight pride actually

misha collins makes history as the first straight person asked to fake his sexuality for the sake of his career by a major entertainment studio

I don't think that Evangelion works as a series if you don't interpret Kaworu's feelings towards Shinji as love, and as the kind of love that humans share between each other, and Shinji not returning that love.

Kaworu teaches Shinji something very important: that being close to other people hurts you, but it's worth it. Kaworu showed Shinji unconditional love. He was interested in him, invested in him, liked him. Even though Shinji had killed so much of Angel kind. Kaworu loved him at the very end, even when he knew that Shinji had to kill him. Kaworu comforted Shinji even when he was at his mercy, moments from death. For some reason, Kaworu felt that showing Shinji love was important.

Shinji has been used, and hurt by the people around him. By his father, by Asuka, by Misato, even by Rei. But he learned, vitally, from Kaworu, that this doesn't make someone unworthy of love. That it doesn't mean he should give up on humanity, or on himself.

the human brain literally needs the color green (grass, leafs) to like self-calibrate and not go insane i sincerely believe this

you better believe im gonna romanticize the shit out of that crane and those metal containers

i am normal about this game

you know those little critical thinking questions that they had at the end of short stories in literature textbooks? we should start putting those in posts. i miss them,,,,,,

questions:

what call to action is the author arguing for?

why does this work lack capitalization? what might this tell you about the author? what might this tell you about the context this work is meant to be read in?

is the addition of the questions self referential? does that make this post humorous? how so? how would the post be different without the addition of the questions?

pitter patter putter patter *you look down and see this*

Casablanca (1942) dir. Michael Curtiz