What If Mo Knows That He Is Gay And Just Think That He Tian Joking Around With Him?

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😧😧😧 На самом деле это АУ я очень подобно расписал в паблике, но переводить это сюда не буду

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the interesting thing i noticed about Mizu before being betrayed by her husband and mother is that she was a lot softer back then. Like in episode one she's demanding and ready to cut a bitch for information, but back then she was more cordial, asking politely for information from the first few guys she run into who stab her and throw her out. She even puts her sword away after defending herself to show she didn't want trouble.

And onto her time living as a woman she was willing to give up her own path for her mother's security. She really did try to be a good wife too. When she spooked the horse by mistake she looks upset that she'd kinda messed up that chance to get closer to her husband (since he got mad at her like a dick sdfhjsfh), so she tries to make up for it by trying to cook. That doesn't work so she makes up for that by going back out and helping him with the horses a little more and finally striking up a conversation about the horses. And of course we had the moment where Mikio called her a monster, she tried to make up for that by dolling herself up in an attempt to be a pleasing wife again.

She really did try, like a lot, to fit in and be kind and keep people's love. Her going cold after al that makes sense. Like in a way she feels like she's done everything she could to keep people but to no avail so she might as well go down her own path of revenge with no place for love, or friendship or weakness.

in my humble opinion, the fact that snape was a death eater should not even be such a frequent talking point in anti snape rhetoric, given that he spent the last part of his life trying to bring them down.

im not saying it cancels it out, but im saying that if you have beef with him for joining the DE, surely you’ll have to acknowledge and appreciate that he tried to make up for it by doing his best to destroy them altogether?

if a person made a mistake when they were young, but ultimately gave their life to make that mistake right, you can’t sit here and attack the person for making said mistake, while completely disregarding their very serious and equally important act of atonement that followed.

yes, joining the death eaters was perhaps the worst thing snape did, but giving his actual life to dismantle them is the best, and those two should always come hand in hand in a debate or argument, because mentioning only one is a distortion of his arc, even his essence if you will.

tldr; if you’re gonna mention snape’s past in the death eaters, you better also bring up the fact that he sacrificed his life to stop them.

Am I the only one that doesn’t think Loki is narcissistic? I think he craves atttention because he doesn’t have enough. He feels neglected and tries to make things about himself to attract attention. In the scene where Loki explains his theory to Mobius, he looks like an excited puppy. He is so excited for the possibility that maybe for once he’s right. That behaviour is something that is very common in neglected children. Sif says to Loki that he is alone and always will be alone. His whole life he had no real friends and the only person that ever believed in him was Frigga. He was always overlooked and lived in the shadows of Thor’s greatness. Loki said that he hurts people as a part of the illusion for a desperate attempt at having the control that he has never had. A narcissist would never be able to admit this and would not even believe it. Narcissism by definition is the pursuit of gratification from vanity or egotistic admiration of one's idealised self-image and attributes. We know that this is not Loki because from what we’ve seen throughout the mcu is that he does not think of himself as amazing. He is self-critical and insecure. Throughout his lifetime, he has been told over and over again that he is not enough and I think that he may say “I am a god” and “I am burdened with glorious purpose” to convince himself and others that he is great. Loki is not narcissistic, he hides his insecurities behind a shield that resembles narcissism.

On one hand, I relate to Crowley. I too am a chaotic mess yearning for love, have some complicated feelings towards God, would play Queen 24/7 in my car, get a snake tattoo, walk around like im the coolest person alive knowing deep down that aint true, take a century long nap, care for people more than i let on. On the other hand, I relate to Aziraphale. I too am a chaotic mess yearning for love, get anxious and stressed easily, love food too much, want to be a proud owner of a small london bookshop, likes to take things slow, am behind on the times, get overly attatched to the things i love, and have a bunch of decisions I regret.

Severus Snape is my favorite character of all time and I would absolutely die for him but also if he were a real person I had to deal with in my real life I would 100% have slapped him AT LEAST once. Bare minimum.

So I was looking for 18th century paintings today and

The Guitarist by Jean-Baptiste-Greuze, 1755