Hey I Know I Asked For Constructive Criticism But What I Actually Wanted Was For You To Tell Me I'm Extremely

hey i know i asked for constructive criticism but what i actually wanted was for you to tell me i'm extremely talented. and also pretty. sorry if that was unclear

Girl are you the Hays Code the way you consider media irredeemable if it depicts anything that strays away from the norm you're comfortable with or depicts anything morally questionable without definitively condemning it and anyone associated with it, therefore creating worse stories and content and making it difficult for people to engage with complicated issues from a nuanced and controlled perspective?

something i really love about miche and erwin is how miche has this never-before-seen, inhuman, unexplainable ability to sniff out titans and erwin puts FULL FAITH in it.

57th expedition

miche: idk erwin something smells titany

erwin: oh? where from???

miche: literally everywhere all at once

erwin: aight bet thx bloodhound keep it up

Strong for.

“why’s he always covered in blood” he needs enrichment. What’s not clicking

Does anybody else think about Jean Kirstein reuniting with his mother post-rumbling?

This scene is living rent free in my head: on the boat, he's dreading the moment. Not because he doesn't want to see her, no, Jean desperately wants to see his mother. He dreads seeing her because he doesn't know what she'll think of him now.

Will she see a monster? Jean hasn't seen his mother in years - will she look at him in horror? Because she knows he's killed people? That he has blood on his hands? He can never go back now.

Once they arrive to Paradis, Jean finds his mother waiting for them. He approaches her tentatively, his head hung down. She throws her arms around him - "my Jeanboy!" and pulls him into a tight hug. And Jean breaks down sobbing, because in that moment, he knows that his mother loves him so fiercely no matter what he's done - he will always be the little Jeanboy she made omelettes for in her mind.