Ive Been Thinking About This For A While. A Case Study, Used In Psychology, Can Be Referring To More

I’ve been thinking about this for a while. A case study, used in psychology, can be referring to more than one person. A case study is “an in-depth investigation of a single individual, family, event, or other entity”. The manga name could refer to our Vanitas, him and Luna, or other vampires of the blue moon we don’t know about.

But it could also refer to someone becoming the next Vanitas after our Vanitas dies.

Just a thought.

I can’t play genshin impact ever since I went to college because whenever I log into the game it says connection timed out, I can play honkai impact just fine but not genshin.

I haven’t played the game in 2 months, idk what to do, I’m missing so much.

Great, now I’m nervous

You’re right. Why didn’t I notice this till now 😫

I don’t know why some characters have rings around their eyes

But why does Noé have them only in Mochijuns art but not in the manga.

Will he get them eventually, and if so why? Maybe has to do with power but I’m not really sure.

I can’t wait until my sense of taste is back. This cup of tea tastes like hot water. :(

happy pride month from your neighborhood gray!! I forget that asexuality has been severely misrepresented and that a lot of people don’t actually know what it is as a result so here is an overview of what asexuality is, what it’s not, and how acephobic is represented. there is so much more to asexuality than just this. I didn’t even mention the medicalization of asexuality! 

I highly rec scretspiderlady on Twitter because she writes a lot about the ace experience and has many comprehensive threads. I also rec Yasmin Benoit, a Black aroace lingerie model who is fighting misinformation about asexuality and shedding light on racism within the asexual community. if you’re interested in more resources feel free to dm me!

EDIT: I updated the slide that refers to asexuality as “aspec” to “acespec.” The term aspec refers to the a community as a whole – both asexuals and aromantics – while acespec refers to the asexual spectrum and arospec referes to the aromantic spectrum. You can see this mirrored in the terms acephobia (experienced by aces), arophobia (experienced by aros), and aphobia (experienced by both aces and aros). Thank you to those of you who tagged this post with their correction!

EDIT 2: now with a text-only option!