Just Found Something, That Could Be Either Good Or Bad, Depends I Guess...

Just found something, that could be either good or bad, depends I guess...

... Idk how to feel about this anymore.

But rejoice Pinocchio theory haters! He won't be magically turned into something he is not.

He just has to break the control over him or get the object with the Amok into his hands.

... I can breathe a little better now. This is a good abuse parallel.

I’ve seen a lot of different layouts from other people on Tumblr that are really pretty and I do like it, but I honestly prefer how my account looks.

Does anyone also like my layout?

I wanted my layout to be pretty with what I like, and still be kind of simple enough where it wouldn’t be too much to look at, and that my posts could be read with ease.

I can’t get over how sad it is that Adrien felt like he couldn’t tell anyone about how upset he was, not even Nino. He’s been so conditioned by his upbringing to believe that nobody cares about his feelings or what he has to say that he just… doesn’t even attempt to tell even his closest friends.

It’s nice that he told Marinette, but the fact that he only told her because A. She prompted him on the subject and B. He was affected by akuma magic is just… sad.

He saw “telling a close friend of mine that I’m upset at my father” as a RISK. That was a RISK to Adrien, and something he needed an akuma to force him to do. I can’t get over that.

I’m so glad that we’re finally getting payoff for the “using multiple miraculouses at once can make you lose your mind” thing from Kwamibuster.

Like. Gabriel isn’t acting himself anymore. He’s growing more and more erratic. He seems to be having difficulty keeping the composure that used to be so integral to his character.

timetagger: tHe FuTuRe Is NoT sEt In StOnE

chat blanc: if the adrinetteladynoir ship sails the future is doomed, it cannot be fixed, fuck you

Viz really made Deku curse huh.....

fyi the original was

信じてたのに!/shinjiteta no ni!

Which just means “Even though I believed in you!” or just “I believed in you!”