444 Notesabout To Be 445 Sorry :3

444 notes✨✨about to be 445 sorry :3

reasons/reminders to be excited to shift (for those who need motivation!)

⭐️ GIRLY EDITION ⭐️

- getting/having your nails/hair/lashes done 24/7

- getting to eat bigger meals than nikacadoavacado and not gain weight

- the skincare days 😵‍💫😵‍💫

- the luxury shopping spree’s

- FACE CARD BEING ON 10 EVERY PART OF THW DAY EVERYDAY NO MATTER WHAT YOU DO

⭐️ feeling beautiful in your skin and finally being with yourself (which you should be even before shifting, you are loved and you are beautiful)

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CHAINSAW MAN CINEMA

(The Shinning, Kill Bill, Orange Clockwork and Jurassic Park)

In This Fading World: How Shipping Solves Everything (in TG)

aka hamliet’s ramblings about what the point of all the romance is in the manga

*before my inbox explodes, the title is facetious, please don’t send me hate*

I like ships. A lot. Usually I view them as fun for a series but only a few, if any, are like, central to the plot/themes. But in TG the romance is actually extremely relevant to the series’ themes, and despite the common assumption that TG isn’t a romance manga, it… kind of is in a lot of respects, because TG is about life, and what makes life worth it is connection, and all kinds of connections–family, friendship, and romance. (I might do other metas on the family and friendships in TG and how they convey certain themes too, just as powerfully as the romances, but this meta is specifically about romantic dynamics.)

TG honestly has a lot of romance (like the whole story started with a date) and is basically Ishida’s “shoujo with corpses.” Each canon/likely to be canon ship is at its core driven by loneliness answered with empathy, and each ship allegorizes the story’s main themes and the importance of solving the ghoul/human conflict the same way: through an alliance based in empathy and self-reflection. 

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She’s so ethereal like what-

Happy Birthday Ali!💗 33✨ xx