How Lovely It Is To Be Anything At All, Scrabble Completionist. How Lovely It Is To Be Anything At All.

hey girl thanks for serving me dinner by any chance do you have any little silverware that you stole from airplanes pre 9/11 when they allowed metal forks and spoons on planes thanks sorry

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Technically I am a singer songwriter but I’d rather be called a being that plucks and vibrates to make a major second.

I need more nonbinary freak musicians. The ones who don’t follow song structure but know music theory back and forth. Learned the rules before breaking them. Who makes songs never meant to be trending but rather for gazing.

a comic drawn by leslie ewing published in the program guide for the march on washington for lesbian gay and bi equal rights and liberation, april 1993

hottest sort of divorcee on Staten Island!

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art creds: scissorsisters, ultimatedirk, transformersweatpants, lizzidan on twt, jakehsm, 0re, tinygalaxykid,

cunoesse I love you so much. I may draw you. for the good of fujoshi kind, a sister in arms.

I’ve been in the danganronpa fandom for 5 years, but because I’ve never played the games myself, I forgot about drv3’s perjury function. But I don’t think I ever knew about the back routes that exist during the trials if you lie!

Shuichi can lie in the first trial by stating that the vent to the library was covered so the shot put ball couldn’t have come from there. This tense music plays as he lies, sweat on his face, just after ignoring Kaede’s message to always find the truth. In the normal routes of the game lying is necessary to find the truth, but this isn’t lying for the sake of hope, this is lying only to save Kaede’s skin.

This is a surprisingly dark and emotional turn of events to me, and while Shuichi eventually snaps out of it after Kaede scolds him, I think it shows a little bit of his pregame self. The one who was obsessed with going on dr and creating the best, most gruesome murders. A good murder is one that’s unsolvable, and that could be created based on the misdirection created by the ultimate detective who everyone relies on. I think it would have been really cool if this mode was expanded on during the first trial, and somehow made Kaede survive by falsely incriminating Shuichi. The drv3 first trial is one of my favorites because of its endless possibilities as to who could be the blackened based on Tsumugi’s discretion.

But that’s just a little bit of extra analysis I came up with. Within the purely ingame storyline, this backroute is one of the most interesting ones to me because it shows that Shuichi doesn’t want the truth to be real if it means Kaede is the blackened that he will create an entire back route just to weakly prove that she is innocent. It reminds me of how Hina in thh tried to get everyone killed because she thought everyone was in someway responsible for Sakura’s death.

*wakes up from school induced delirium* are drunk drivers valid if we live in a car dependent america suburban hell experiment and addicts are stigmatized and unable to get help most of the timmeeee like what then

okay so his name is mobile. what’s next. they should have a character named Filter or something.

Quartal Superstition - improvised 1 to 2 finger alterations on a theme.