Chapter 86 Snippet~

Fanboy Sho^3^ Also , love how Nino is the only one not bowing, www

Not Me Character Alignments

Lawful Good: acts with sense of duty and honor, and follows their code for good — Nuch/นุช

Neutral Good: believes doing the right thing requires breaking some rules — Dan/แดน (UNAR)

Chaotic Good: does whatever is needed, often with disorganized methods, for good — Yok/หยก & Gram/แกรม

Lawful Neutral: follows concepts like honor and tradition but for their own personal code — White/ไวท์

True Neutral: neutral on both axes and doesn’t lean towards any alignment — Gumpha/กุมภา

Chaotic Neutral: abandons rules and pursues their own desires […] — Sean/ฌอห์ณ

Lawful Evil: uses well-ordered systems and strict code of conduct for evil [often through exploitation] — Tawi/ทวี

Neutral Evil: sees no value in order and has no passion for chaos; has allies but will turn on them if they see fit — Todd/ต๊อด

Chaotic Evil: has no respect for rules or others; pursues their own, often cruel, desires and freedom — Black/แบล็ค

Not Me The Series + character alignments (credit for alignment explanations)

inspired by @absolutebl​

*side note: these alignments can—and probably will—change as the series progresses 😉

Violets are purple

Forget-me-nots blue

And roses can grow

In many a hue

A flower looks simple

Just petals and stem

But all are unique

With more depth to them

Flowers have meaning

Like love in that sense

One can look further

Find things more intense

Love is not simple

Nor easy, nor clear

But like flowers given

So special and dear

Roses aren’t always red

Violets aren’t blue

And that poem’s too trite

To show what is true

Love is like flowers

In a less basic way

With layers like petals

And wishes to stay

So tend to your love

And help it to grow

Feed it with care

And reap what you sow

some things change. some things don't.

Winter 2021 Anime Watchlist

Kimetsu no Yaiba: Yuukaku-hen - December 5

Hakozume: Kouban Joshi no Gyakushuu - January 5

Tokyo 24-ku - January 6

Baraou no Souretsu - January 9

Akebi-chan no Sailor-fuku - January 9

Futsal Boys!!!!! - January 9

Shingeki no Kyojin: The Final Season Part 2 - January 10

Sasaki to Miyano - January 10

Vanitas no Karte 2nd Season - January 15

Chikyuugai Shounen Shoujo - January 28

Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru - January

Koroshi Ai - January

Orient - January

Tribe Nine - January

Ryman’s Club - January

Fruits Basket: Prelude - February 18

Goodbye, DonGlees! - February 18

Blue Thermal - March

excuse me

we're kind of in the middle of

a dangerous situation here

can you both just

chill out for a moment?

thanks!

tharntype ep12 // tharntype2 ep12

BL in Taiwan & Gay Marriage 

The Taiwanese BL industry casually flexing Taiwan’s marriage equality muscles. 

Taiwan is the only country in Asia where same sex marriage is legal. 

Taiwanese BL would like you to know about it. And so would I, frankly. So here’s a chronicling of them flexing these well deserved (and hard earned) muscles. 

History 2: Right or Wrong (2017) flexed first. At the time the courts had just put into effect that same sex marriages would be legal in two years, so the main characters plan to marry in two years. Then there is a flash forward scene of the two of them wearing wedding rings. This is the first example of two gay characters being legally married in an Asian BL drama. 

Predictive flexing. 

HIStory 3: Make Our Days Count (2019) the bridge proposal.

Craving You (2020) is half about a gay wedding and that wedding is depicted in the last episode. 

We Best Love (2021) Flexes in season one and two, including an engagement. 

History 4: Close to You (2021) has two couples flex in sequence and depicted the couple who got engaged in HIStory 3 getting married. 

Papa & Daddy (2021) is much less BL and tunnels into being gay in Taiwan (rose tinted spectacles, of course). It showcases Pride but also how the power of legalization and positive coverage by the mainstream media can broaden minds and guide culture from tolerance to acceptance. Legalization isn’t just so people have the same basic human rights and social protections, it’s so that non-queers realize that marriage equality is humane, decent, and good. 

by 파파제이@jennygin2