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tchaikovsgay · 9 months

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today i got my lesbian card yanked from me by some other lesbians on facebook for saying lesbians can have dysphoria and want top surgery 👍

#i would have posted screens but i got banned lol #i was literally just trying to help someone who was asking for advice about gender weirdness

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soapsbaby · 7 months

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☆ • Soapsbaby's 2023 Kinktober List • ☆

☆ • ☆ • ☆ • ☆ • ☆

1 • Virginity // Leon Kennedy

2 • Praise // König

3 • Sharing // Price / Ghost / Soap

4 • Friends with Benefits // Gaz

5 • Mommy Kink // Leon

6 • Knives / Blood // Ghost

7 • Somnophilia // Ghost

8 • Breeding // Alejandro

9 • Marks // Valeria

10 • Orgy // 141st

11 • Outdoors // Ghost

12 • Rough // König

13 • Pegging // Leon Kennedy

14 • Size Kink // Ghost

15 • Body Worship / Massage // Soap

16 • Cockwarming // Price

17 • Threesome // Valeria / Alejandro

18 • Overstimulation // Soap

19 • Threesome // Soap / Ghost

20 • Corruption // Ghost

21 • Age Gap // Price

22 • Sex Pollen // Leon Kennedy

23 • Exhibitionism // Alejandro / Rudy

24 • Breathplay // Ghost

25 • Mirrors // Gaz

26 • Femdom // König

27 • Car Hookup // Soap

28 • Primal // König

29 • Phone Sex // Leon Kennedy

30 • Sugar Mommy // Valeria

31 • Safe word / Aftercare // Ghost

#please don't take this as a promise for anything #i've kinda got a lot on my plate right now but I'll try to post at least a little for each day #everyone at my job quit so now it's only 3 of us left and i also have an internship coming up #:))) helppppp #please be patient #cod fanfiction #cod kinktober #and a little leon ofc mwah #ari talks #cod kinktober 2023 #kinktober 2023 #is that tag gonna get this post banned from all tags #probably lol #cod x reader #call of duty fanfiction

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librathefangirl · 9 months

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A Libra NNT Analysis: Meliodas' Demon Secret

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Part 1: The Start of a Millennia Long Secret (pre-season 1)

Okay, time to finally get this started. And I want to do that by saying what I've said before, and probably will say again: The Seven Deadly Sins is an anime that needs to be watched (at least) twice. It's like Zaratras says:

Looking back, especially at the earlier seasons, so many things get another meaning when you know the whole story. Meliodas' demon secret is no different. The first time around you get to learn about it along with the characters. The second time around you can see the nuances of it, the symbolism and relation between it and the rest of the story. This is why I wanted to do this analysis series in the first place, to look at the earliest episodes with the perspective of knowing exactly who and what Meliodas is, and see how his demon secret is developed - or rather, how it's revealed. This means that yes, there will be angsty ramblings similar to my previous posts on the subject. I mean how could there not, because a) it's me (and if you know me, you know I love angst), and b) Meliodas really hid who he really was from the people closest to him for so long...

But! Before we get into how Meliodas' secret is revealed I want to take a look at how it was formed. Starting with the why.

Actually, first I'm gonna put a read-more because this got long :) Continue reading for: the reason behind Meliodas' secret, 3,000 years of history, the fall of Danafor, and the Seven Deadly Sins knows... what?

Meliodas' demon secret doesn't actually become a secret until after the end of the First Holy War. Before the end of the war, he has no reason to try to hide it. Everybody already knows what and who he is. For those who don't, well, they soon figure it out. He doesn't hide it; he openly uses his demonic powers and shows himself as a demon, because again, he has no reason not to, and he even admits to being a demon when asked about it. This, to me, is especially noteworthy since this is something we're shown repeatedly that he doesn't do after the end of the war.

After Meliodas and Elizabeth's confrontation with their parents, and the following death and cursing, Meliodas wakes up to a new Britannia. A demon-free Britannia. The war has by then ended, leaving the demons sealed away and the goddesses having lost their physical forms. A new era has started in Britannia. An era where the demons are becoming nothing more than a great evil sealed away by the goddesses. The more years that pass, the more solidified this view becomes. The humans who once had encountered demons, all die or are already dead. By the time of the first season, the demons are just monsters of myth. While there are still some people who know about demons, like Gerheade (who lived through the war) and Elaine, we're also shown that most people don't. They struggle with the idea that such beings even exist, or have a very limited knowledge of demons. We can probably also safely assume that nobody is exactly considering the possibility of a "good" demon. After all, that was already a foreign idea back before they were sealed.

So, given everything we know about this new Britannia and how it came to be, it makes sense why Meliodas would choose to hide the fact that he is a demon. He has no reason to believe anyone would accept this about him. While the world before was also filled with hate and fear towards demons, back then he at least had Elizabeth. And his entire race, even if they did hate him too (but not for being a demon). Now he is all alone, stuck trying (and failing) to protect Elizabeth in a world that doesn't understand demons. People knowing he is a demon would also make it a lot harder for him to live among the humans, which we know he has done repeatedly during in his attempts to keep Elizabeth safe and in his search for a way to break the curse. So, yeah, it's easy to see why Meliodas' demon secret would come to be.

At the same time, I think it's really interesting to point out that while Meliodas does hide that he is a demon and won't even answer the question when directly asked about, he doesn't really lie about it either. He doesn't say he is a demon, but he also doesn't say he isn't a demon or that he is human.

We don't get to see lot of what happens to Meliodas over the 3,000 years between the start of the curse and his arrival in Liones. What we do see is Meliodas, repeatedly, living human lives with Elizabeth's numerous reincarnations. Because of this, the most significant moment we get during those years in regard to his demon secret is the fall of Danafor.

Danafor is an example of a human life we see Meliodas living with Elizabeth, or Liz in this case. From the flashbacks of his times there, provided by the druids' trial, and his interactions with Cain, it's safe to assume that the people of Danafor saw Meliodas as a fellow human - a stupidly overpowerful human perhaps, but a human nonetheless. When Cain learns that Meliodas is in fact Meliodas (and not his son) he is, understandably, shocked. After all, he clearly expected Meliodas to age like a human would and not still look as young. Danafor, or rather the fall of Danafor, marks the beginning of the unraveling of Meliodas' demon secret. This is the first time in who knows how long that Meliodas uses his demonic powers. It's also the first time he's faced with someone who knows who and what he really is (not counting Merlin and Elizabeth with her memories regained) with the appearance of Fraudrin. Even disregarding Fraudrin's future possession of Dreyfus, the events in Danafor (Meliodas' destruction of it and the Coffin of Eternal Darkness) have significant repercussions for Meliodas going forward.

After Danafor, Meliodas life becomes different. Back in Danafor, he was greatly respected as the leader of the Holy Knights. In Liones, he still has respect and status as the captain of the Seven Deadly Sins, but he (along with the other Sins) is also seen as a criminal and sinner. By then, rumors have also spread about what happened in Danafor and Meliodas' part in its destruction. We don't really know for sure what exactly those rumors entailed or how close to the truth they were (they most likely did not involve "demon" or "demonic powers"), they still told a story of Meliodas being the one, not only to destroy Danafor completely, but also kill its citizens.

So, from what we can see, Meliodas' arrival in Liones comes with a new life and a different role. While he is still mostly seen as human, he is also seen as more of a "monster" than before. Both Zaratras and Hendrickson admit to having sense Meliodas' true identity during some of their earliest encounters with him.

That brings us to another interesting thing to look at before I get into analyzing the individual episodes: the extent of Meliodas' demon secret. Meliodas is generally seen as a human, but his secret isn't a complete secret. It's not a situation of nobody knows nothing, as seen above. Of course, how much is known depends on who's perspective we are talking about. So, since it's kind of important for these breakdowns, and it intrigues me to talk about, let's end this part with looking at what the fuck do each of the Seven Deadly Sins actually know about Meliodas in regards to his demon secret?

The most obvious (and also easiest) to start with is Merlin. She is the one who knows the most about Meliodas, seeing as she first met him 3,000 years ago before he even betrayed the demons. To her, there isn't really a "demon secret", only a secret he is keeping from everyone else. Merlin knows Meliodas is a demon. She knows what kind of demon he is and was, his past with the demons and Stigma, even about the curse at the hands of the Demon King and Supreme Deity and what it means for him.

I'm gonna try to do these in order of who knows most, so next up is Gowther, who - well, who the hell knows what he actually knows? But he is the one, next after Merlin, who is the most knowledgeable about Meliodas. Technically, he met Meliodas before even Merlin did, since he was (as his creator's proxy) in the Ten Commandments alongside him. It has also been revealed that the original Gowther was one of Meliodas best friends (Q245, Q&A Corner of chapter 234 in the manga). But Gowther also did erase his own memories prior to season 1, after Nadja's death. Despite this, Gowther is still shown to know more about Meliodas' secret than the others. When the group is first reunited with Gowther, he points out to Meliodas that none of them are of the same race, hinting that he knows Meliodas is not human. Though given his powers, to me at least, it's hard telling exactly how much Gowther knows about Meliodas.

Merlin and Gowther are more or less the only Sins with any real knowledge about Meliodas' secret, but that doesn't mean the others don't know anything. In fact, most of them have gotten some hint prior to the events of season 1, proving that Meliodas' demons secret isn't absolute. Among the remaining Sins, Escanor is the one with the biggest reason, I think, to suspect something. Escanor has, after all, seen Meliodas in his demon form. He might not know exactly what Meliodas is, but he should definitely suspect that Meliodas isn't human. The moment I'm talking about happens during the battle between Escanor and Meliodas, when Meliodas is trying to convince him to join the Seven Deadly Sins. During that battle, Meliodas easily defeats Escanor by releasing his Assault Mode. This means that Escanor saw him with his black eyes and demon mark. Like I said, Escanor probably didn't know what it meant at the time, seeing as he hadn't actually met another demon by then, but at the same time, it stands to reason, that Escanor shouldn't be seeing Meliodas as quite as human as the rest of Liones did.

Now let's talk about Ban. The interesting thing about him is that while, out of the last three Sins, Ban is the one who knows the most about demons, he is also probably the last one who would (willingly) suspect Meliodas of being one - something that he shows later in the first season. Ban's knowledge of the demons comes from him encountering and fighting the Red Demon during its attack on the Fairy King's Forest. This means that his knowledge of the demons as a race is very limited compared to Merlin (though to be fair, most people's knowledge is limited compared to Merlin, especially about demons since, well, very few people seem to know what the demons really are anymore). The Red Demon is also a huge part of Ban's struggles with the idea of Meliodas being one, as he obviously can't let himself put Meliodas equal in any way to the monster who killed Elaine. Still, even if he doesn't want to, Ban has reason to suspect it even before season 1, given what happened with Meliodas' dragon handle. When Ban tried to take the dragon handle, Meliodas cuts him with black flames. This is also the one and only time something has managed to leave a permanent scar on Ban's body since becoming immortal. Both of these indicate, if nothing else, that Meliodas isn't as human as he first appears to be.

Between Diane and King it's a little hard to tell who knows most, because let's face it, neither has much knowledge about Meliodas' secret at this point. Though I would probably have to say Diane does - mostly because I've got an issue with King's knowledge, but more about that later, let's talk about Diane first. Diane doesn't have much knowledge about neither demons nor Meliodas' secret, but, like the others, she has some reason to suspect him not being human. Diane was there and saw Meliodas scar Ban, meaning she saw Meliodas with the black flames just as Ban did. Later, during the events of the Vaizel Fighting Festival, she also admits to having seen "that look" on Meliodas, referring to how he looked while defeating Ban. So, yeah, not much knowing but still some hints.

Now then, last but not least, King. Okay, to be fair, he is one of the Sins with the least knowledge about Meliodas' secret. He also, like Diane, lacks the knowledge of demons in general. He wasn't there during the Red Demon's attack in the Fairy King's Forest and has shown himself to not share Elaine's knowledge about demons, given his reaction to seeing the Red Demon's corpse. He even expresses shock that beings like the Red Demon have actually existed in Britannia. As for Meliodas' secret, when King first meet him in the manga, he literally calls him human. By the time of the first season, King is seemingly still holding this view, later expressing his surprise that Meliodas looks exactly the same despite 10 years having passed.

But I did say I had an issue with King's knowledge, didn't I? Well, unfortunately, I do. It comes with that first meeting between King and Meliodas. As much as I love it, it provides some... inconsistencies, especially in regard to the reveal of Meliodas' demon secret - and since that is what this post is about, it's only fair that we address it. Okay, so here's the thing. King was captured 200 years ago. In the manga page above (first panel, lower left corner) you can even see Helbram's dead body still lying on the ground, proving that it was 200 years ago. Now, Meliodas being there when King is arrested by unnamed knights 200 years before he and Merlin decide to form the Seven Deadly Sins, while a coincidence, is not that unimaginable. But King remembers that moment. He references it to Meliodas in the druids' cave and thinks back to it in the fight against Chandler, which means he clearly remembers the Meliodas 200 years ago as Meliodas and not just some random knight. But then when they are reunited after only 10 years he suddenly thinks it's weird that Meliodas remains unchanged? I just- that is what is happening, right?? Anyway, let's just... drop it for now.

Okay!

So what do we start of with when the fist season begins? Meliodas, who has kept the fact that he is a demon a secret for 3,000 years because Britannia is now "demon-free" and demons are seen as ancient evil monsters; Merlin, who knows everything; Gowther, who knows he is not human; and the rest of the Seven Deadly Sins, who still think of him as human(?). At the same time, the events of Danafor's destruction has set the wheels in motion regarding Meliodas' demon secret finally being revealed to everybody.

Coming soon - Part 2: Cracks in the Mask (season 1 part 1)

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Taglist: @zorria

#suddenly got very nervous about posting this but here we go #finally got started with this which means i can finally start my rewatch which i have been holding off for the sake of this series #also this actually got longer that i thought it would gonna be interesting to see how the other parts end up #fun fact: this post holds 30 images which is the max amount allowed lol #gonna stop talking in the tags and just post this now...#but let me know if you wanna be added to the taglist for this analysis series #okay wtf is going on with the photos... if you see them one by one that's not how they're supposed to be #a libra nnt analysis #nanatsu no taizai #seven deadly sins #nnt analysis #meliodas' demon secret #meliodas nnt #merlin nnt #gowther nnt #escanor nnt #ban nnt #diane nnt #fairy king harlequin

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ghostgirlvii · 6 months

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Time to be critical of MWIII again. But with a good note.

So, first I need to say that this is the point that reedeem the game a little for me personally, but also make me sad. I'm a huge fan of OST, my libary is probably 90% OST and 10% regular music. A game will often get me hooked if the music is captivating.

MWIII did lack that effect. In most missions, I felt, you barely hear any music to go along with what is happening. Or if I did, then I was so trying to figure out what to do in the OWM I could really appreciate it, cinematics didn't had the same impact (the cinematic in MWII, when Price does his speech and Ghost remove his mask? Every time I listen to the soundtrack I can soooo see it clearly in my mind! That's the impact!)

I had to go on Spotify to listen to all of them and be able appreciate the work. The OST is pretty good even if it's not the same composer than the previous two games. He did a good job, I do give 9/10. But doesn't it sucks that I wasn't able to enjoy it during the game. Flashpoint is maybe the only one where I went "oh yes, in the game, that's when you are crossing the stadium with all the civilians!" Otherwise, all the hardwork got sort of lost. Maybe I should try a third go at the campaign to see if I can catch the music in certain time, beside in the cinematic.

TLDR: MWIII's soundtrack is pretty good, but the game didn't give it justice because everything was rushed and the immersion was weak!

Quick Edit: Ok "Who dares wins" especially the second half hit right in the fucking feels. Yes... I can see the fucking scene (⁠ノ⁠ಥ⁠,⁠_ಥ⁠)⁠ノ⁠彡⁠┻⁠━⁠┻

#ghosty gaming adventure #call of duty #cod mwiii #that a weird feeling I couldn't shake off #especially playing the first game; I could hear the music and it really got me in the mission #second game; spotify is about to ban me from listening the album on repeat so much #third game; see the post above lol

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is-the-owl-video-cute · 11 months

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I’m scared for the kids who might unknowingly buy the Harry Potter game or the books or the movies without knowing what’s going on. We need to ACTUALLY ban this franchise. Burn copies in stores. Smash your friend’s computer if you have to. I don’t know why we’re simply telling people to “read other books” and not going full scorched earth. There’s children out there who could be entrapped into this thing and not know until it’s too late…(It’s not censorship because it’s actually bad. Only minorities should be allowed to censor things because we know best.)

Nice try, buddy.

#You’re not going to get me to agree with you that book burnings are cool lol #This is entrapment #anyway #I don’t even think it should be banned #because that would make it harder for people to see WHY marginalized people don’t like it #I do however think perhaps if TERFs don’t want to continue being lumped in with conservatives they should #you know #maybe not silence all the pesky poc and Jewish and gay voices speaking out against her statements and content as harmful #This weird transphobe alliance that forms just because your favorite white celebrity also hates trans people #is exactly how people end up down the alt right pipeline #her tweet alone endorsed Matt Walsh’s ‘documentary’#meaning she’s promoting her young fans to look into his commentary #which also introduces them to Ben Shapiro and Jordan Peterson and before you know it #you’ve got some fledgling trump lovers lol

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not-souleaterpost · 1 month

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Heard something about Soul Eater trending on tiktok or something (Im old so I dunno if its true) with some trend/meme/fad - and it made my wonder in my conspiracy prone mind:

Is this a sign that the anime reboot is actually happenening?

But I know it sounds like I'm joking and I am partly but I remember things like that Napoleon "there is nothing that we can do" meme started to appear just before the first trailers for the Ridley Scott Movie dropped, or personally experienced getting into an music band just before an out of the blue anouncment for an album happened.

I dunno, I think it will happen either way someday, no matter how crazy I am - and then maybe its better to be sooner so I can finally get this thing behind me and stop harrasing people with the eternal truth that the og anime was better than the manga (cause they'll see with their own eyes!!!!!!)

#soul eater #soul eater reboot #rumor #theory #crazy #joking #probably #but idk #now I wish I'm right just to get the validation and to feel like a genius lol #but either way lets be real most memes and trends are not organic and pushed by marketing teams so who nows #also didnt they ban tiktok or something?#idk #yeah...sorry #dont worry Im working on stuff just got writters block at the moment

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bigwiglesbrain · 1 year

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sorry who is sivi and what happened?

hey!! so synopsis is that sivi was tonysopranobignaturals/death2america and she was a very popular blogger that blogged a lot about her mental health/illness. her posts were an inspiration to me (and a lot of others!) and helped me come to terms with my own mental health. recently, a blog that was called the "most annoying tumblr users poll" put sivi in the bracket alongside known pedophiles, racists, antisemites, and sixpencee as if she was the same level as they were, just because she was a popular blogger.

(it wasnt just sivi. people like demilypyro, were-ralph and doublecast were there too, even tho those three just happen to be popular bloggers. quite a few people who were just popular bloggers are trans women. btw)

sivi expressed that the poll was making her extremely paranoid, and that some people were harassing everyone that was in it like they were all on the same level as, say, lily-orchard. she deactivated about an hour later and no one has heard from her since and everyone is worried.

i really hope that shes okay. she is not annoying and is a genuinely good person and was an extremely smart and funny person as well. if someone finds out that sivi's okay and makes a post can someone send it to me? because im worried thanks

#the poll got deactivated thank fuck and i havent checked dni-archive yet (the person who apparently made the poll?)#*banned not deactivated #tho dni-archive isnt 100% the poll maker thats just what most ppl think. but theyre a piece of shit anyway so you should block them even if #they werent the op of the poll #just take a scroll through their blog and u can tell. lol #i never ever knew sivi on a personal level tbc i was just a follower #im just worried especially as a human being who went through smth kind of similar to this and also has extreme paranoia... i know what this #shit does to you. i hope shes safe

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marikodraws · 1 year

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If anyone wants an example of how easily sidetracked I am aka why i take so long to finish things sometimes, I just went on like a 2 hour sidequest researching trains because there’s a train in the background of one of the sections of the p5 comic I’ve been working on and I wanted reference, but it was throwing me off that the train in the derailment scene is different from the trains in the rest of the game so I was like, “Hmm, guess I’ll go look at Every train” and then did that. Anyway, if anyone else is out there desperately googling “what kind of trains are the trains in Persona 5??” I will save you some hardship. The train in the derailment scene appears to be a E231-500 series with very minimal differences. The trains that normally show up in the stations and mementos look almost identical to the Tokyu 5050-4000 series but the color is not quite right. It’s possible the designs were deliberately changed slightly to be different from the real trains? Idk. Literally none of this was really even relevant to making the comic, but I ?? needed to know. Hope u all enjoyed this insight into the creative process and my decent into train madness ✌️🚃

#persona 5 #trains #text post tag #this was immediately after i got sidetracked looking up what kinds of fish shinagawa aquarium has #anyway I shouldn't need any more reference for anything at this point I am banning any more of this sidequests lol #realized too late the faster way to do this would have been to search the station names and find the trains that way….

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