A Long Time Ago I Saw This Post On Tumblr:

A long time ago I saw this post on Tumblr:

If you're gay and alone at home, you're homolone. And, all the posts about gays not able to cook. So I'm COOKING HOMOLONE

I just thought about something that definitely happened in canon BNHA: Bakugou being soft for Izuku when he doesn't see it.

I don't mean like BakuDeku, I mean that now we know that Bakugou always cared for Izuku and felt like he surpassed him, he was irritated when Izuku showed something, so he didn't want him to think he cared. But when Izuku didn't see it, when he fell asleep on the dorm couch for example, Bakugou would make death glares for anyone who would make noise that might wake him up. He would "protect" him while training, so things like rocks and other quirks wouldn't reach him. Some small things, because he always cared. He wanted to surpass Izuku by himself, he didn't want help. So he keeps Izuku strong, so they grow together and someday they will find out who number one really is. Plus the guilt for middle school and their past.

guys guys guys

I just realized something about Ambrosius.

He's the descendant of Gloreth herself, the first knight & hero of the realm.

He's in a gay relationship with Ballister, and his siblings weren't mentioned, so it's safe to assume he's an only child. He can't have kids of his own because he's with a man.

The Knights, as well as the wall ended with Ballister's & Ambrosius' generation.

Gloreth's blooDLINE HAS ENDED WITH HIM

THE FACT THAT HE WONT CONTINUE HIS BLOOD LINE EMPHASIZES THE FACT THAT NO MORE "HERO'S OF THE REALM" WILL BE

HE ENDED WHAT GLORETH STARTED

You can see in the movie that he's being treated differently for being her descendant, and now her bloodline will end

No more Knights, no more "Royals", no more Gloreth. Everyone is equal.

Gosh I love that movie

So... I watched Coco again and I have a question that keeps bothering me: Did Ernesto de la Cruz have a family?

I mean, if he had a normal family, like a wife and a kid, they're would've been known. But since Miguel thought Rivera were his family, I'm sure he didn't.

He 100% had some nights with ladies, since he's a famous man, so that explains his concern when Miguel "revealed" that he was his grand-grand-grandson. Maybe he thought that one of his one-night ladies could've end up pregnant with his child and passed down the family that fact?

Then why the fact that Miguel, the fourth generation of the family, came to him first? It's understandable that the woman didn't come, there are a hundred of his fangirls, and not everyone's pure hearted, so 100% someone would like about her relationship with the greatest musician.

Ernesto really believed Miguel and was surprised to find out he's Hector's family and not his, but didn't the thought about his possible family concern him? Like why only the 4th generation went to find him ? Why not his kids or grandchildren?

My self? I do not have a self

I do not have my style, my liking, my preference

I copy what others do, I like what they like

But I do not complete my self with just one thing

I take little by little

I put it in my self

My room isn't mine, it's parts of everyone I have ever met

I build the self I call mine from others

I steal little by little what they like and do

Do I steal or do they build me? Lord knows

Am I a real person after? Or am I a ragdoll?

Can I call the self mine

when the music is my mother's

The tongue is my father's

My sister's humour

My friend's books

Stranger's movies, are they mine?

Filthy burglar, no self!

You must think about you

But what if I have nothing about me?

Then let the people build

Let the colours slip, let the music play

The self is mine, I build it

No shame, no hollow

My self is I, and the self is mine.

I started watching The Marvel Universe.

I don't plan to watch all of it, only the ones that interest me (Dr. Strange, Ironman, Spiderman, Thor...).

In the week I watched Ironman 1 & 2, and just now I finished watching Thor. And I'm utterly disappointed by this movie.

The romance added nothing. Just nothing. In Ironman, the romance between Tony and Pepper added a little to the film. She kept him human, at least tried, and didn't let his spoiled side take the wheel. What did the romance between Thor & Jane add? Nothing. He was fighting for his land, not for her. She helped him because he said he could help with her investigation. He kissed her hand because that's how ladies are treated in his homeland. Isabella, from the cafe would've done the same.

Loki was 100% right. I mean, Thor is a hot headed idiot stuck in his teenage years. All he seeks is battle & war, while Loki cared for the kingdom. At the beginning of the movie, when he let the ice monsters inside to stop the ceremony, he did a huge favour to Asgard. He lured Laufey into Odin's chambers to end him. And he succeeded. He tried to destroy a realm full of monsters that seek nothing but blood and death. He didn't let his hot headed brother to the throne because he knew he would fuck shit up.

Loki didn't try to kill Thor. He just, knocked him out? I didn't understand this scene. Loki loved Thor. He didn't kill him with The Destroyer's laser. He just swung his arm and threw him. The scars weren't deep. So I assume he knocked him out. He didn't send The Destroyer to end Thor. He controlled him. Loki wanted to stop Thor and the warriors from returning. Plus, when the Mjolnir came flying to Thor, he caught it. That means, he didn't die.

Also, Thor went from a spoiled and stuck-in-his-teenage-years to a "Man Worthy of Being the King of Asgard" TM In a day with 3 humans. Like, wtf? I believe no living thing changes so fast. That was a Hella lazy arc.