The Same As @leosmasktails , I'm Not Jewish But I'm Brazilian And Protestant Evangelical, So I Don't

The same as @leosmasktails , I'm not Jewish but I'm Brazilian and Protestant evangelical, so I don't accept any kind of prejudice or racism, my space is open for you to be yourself without offending anyone...

reblog this if you’re jewish or your blog is a safe space for jewish people

in light of recent events as well as a new rise in creating nazi ocs I think this post is an important one to have on your blog if you stand behind your jewish followers or are jewish yourself.

Go Brazil! Today we play again and Nyx is ready 💚💛

Fun fact: the official shirt of the Brazilian team has a jaguar print 🐆

Malleus: I'm not trying to seduce you.

Malleus: ...

Malleus: Would you want me to seduce y—

MC: *has smacked him with a pillow*

MC: Behave. You're not from an otome.

Lilia: HAHAHA—!

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Temples are built for gods. Knowing this a farmer builds a small temple to see what kind of god turns up.

OMG @sparkbeast20! Look the post theory of the sheep mc became popular! 3 days is + 900 notes people I have never felt so surprised… If you guys are interested in other omswd theories just look at my master list in the Obey-me Theories part has the theory of the 7 original avatars, cycle of life, about Lilith's sentence and the secrets of Devildom

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Conspiratorial (and possibly dark) theory on why the Celestial Realm participated in the exchange program.

Spoiler for Lessons 38 and 76 ahead

This theory is kind of based on the idea of the Celestial Realm (or mainly their government) being secretly corrupt and aggressive, so read with caution.

I was reading a fic about the revocation of Simeon’s angel status and someone in the comments was wondering why the Celestial Realm would send an angel who had such a close connection with the brothers and was teetering a little too close to falling would be sent to the Devildom. And the thought hit me… what if that was the point?

We know that there has been ages and ages of war between the Devildom and the Celestial Realm, and that this peace has been fairly recent. We also know the Celestial Realm is still teaching angels to hate demons (as seen with Luke). So it leads you to wonder, why the sudden change? Why would a place that still preaches prejudice would want to engage in a program that is supposed to get rid of that?

So I ponder… what if the Celestial Realm participated as a way to prove their prejudice? They send Simeon, an angel that has already been acting non-angelic and was close to falling before. In their plan, his connection to the brothers would lead him to do something big that the Celestial Realm could finally punish him for (such as stealing the Ring of Light from Michael). And then they can point to demons as the reason, saying they corrupt angels and that angels must be weary of them.

As for Luke, he is a clearly intelligent child, holding his own with high-school/college level work. It is also indicated that he might grow up to be a powerful angel. But he’s still a child, and as he is now, he’s not very powerful. As such, he wouldn’t be able to fend for himself very well if attacked by demons. And again, that was the point. The Celestial Realm intended for demons to take to bait of a weak angel child and try to hurt him. And then they can say that demons are monsters that attack innocent children and they should not be trusted at all costs. They just never took into account that demons, especially the royals and the brothers, would take so kindly to the boy.

So all in all, maybe the point of the Celestial Realm (1) choosing to participate in the exchange program and (2) choosing to send Simeon and Luke was not meant to fix the relationship between the Devildom and the Celestial Realm… but to make it worse... Maybe even to the point of war.

There’s of course also the theory that Michael’s punishment was just because he was jealous that Simeon was growing close to the brothers again. But that’s not a full on conspiracy and that’s less fun.