Doodle

I read your opinion about Geto and the hatred towards his character/arc and I totally agree with you.

I was wondering what you think about the Yuki-hate, since several fans blame her for what happened to Geto for giving him the idea. I honestly think that if Yuki hadn't said anything to him, he would have come up with the idea on his own at some point or in another case fallen into a deeper depression (or worse, committed suicide). What do you think?

Oh I love this! Iv always thought at the end of the day, we are responsible for our own actions. Stranger, lovers, friends, etc can say things/say their opinions/say we should do something but it’s us who control our actions. It’s not fair to blame any one person for someone choosing to go down a certain path. Especially in Getos case when it wasn’t just one thing that pushed him, it was a combination of years and years of abuse and seeing gojo perpetuate that abuse in how he views himself, Rikos death and the reaction to her death, his technique in itself

happy with you

Baby Megumimi (small gift for @wuucchoo)

He looks with displeasure at Gojo, who gave him a light green jacket in which he looks like a little frog 🐸✨

You like Megumi (like me), so I hope you like my art <3

hello itafushi nation.. heres more

idk if men know this but

if you have to beg a girl into saying yes, it’s not consensual. if you make a girl feel bad for not wanting to have sex with you to the point where she says yes, it’s not consensual. if you have to trick a girl into saying yes, it’s not consensual.

happy mother's day

They are two completely different things...

I myself am not polyam at all, however it’s weird people are against it as long as everyone is consenting to the relationships then who gives a fuck

the hate of polyamorous people feels so arbitrary to me. like i know bigotry is irrational but like. you understand the appeal of threesomes and foursomes but you can't respect when people love multiple people. even though you have multiple friends. there's gunk in your brain

New York City, 1970s