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my traitorous brain: hey, girl, remember when a few months ago you were at the university "green space" sitting with the only two people who can endure you with these two girls from class and you just started a fifteen-minute long rant (with kind of well-grounded arguments supporting it) about how edvin ryding is one of the best actors of our generation and how his portrayal of anxiety and panic attacks in young royals specifically is so to the point and realistic, and how he really cares about his characters because, for example, he really got to know wilhelm before every season to understand where he is right now and all, and how you are so glad you got to meet him through this show back in july 2021 and you are looking forward to seeing what the future holds as regards his career because he is just that admirable? oh, me too. by the way, that means you suck. have a good night, girlie!
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One of the things I really love about jujutsu kaisen is how raw it is. Like there's 0 sugar coating. The characters are flawed and sometimes make the wrong choices, with dire consequences. It's repeated two different times that they're sorcerers, not heroes. They aren't going to save everyone, and that's not the goal. Instead, we've seen choosing who to save, even if it's dangerous, as a recurring theme.
First with Gojo and Geto in their high school days when they decide to save Riko, despite knowing that it could have significant repercussions:
And then again when Gojo chooses to spare Geto after he defects, once again with dangerous consequences:
Megumi makes his revelation after meeting Yuuji and it's the first time we see him explain that sorcerers aren't heroes. By saving Yuuji, he acknowledges that he's putting a lot of other people at risk, but he's choosing to save him:
Yuuji begins with the idea that he wants to give people a proper/natural death, but then questions his ideals after failing to save Junpei:
He faces a harsh reality when he fails to save a single person in Shibuya. This is where we see a shift in his motivation. He's not trying to be a hero anymore. He's trying to kill curses:
In the aftermath, Megumi once again repeats that they're not heroes, they're sorcerers i.e. they can't save everyone. But he tries to encourage Yuuji by reminding him of his original ideals, and telling Yuuji to start by saving him:
But, Yuuji once again fails despite everything. Despite his conviction to end his own life in exchange for everyone else:
And in a way I think that's kind of a central theme within the story: it's not about succeeding in saving people, it's about trying and failing. It's about accepting that you can't and very much won't save everyone, and finding the courage to keep going because you're not a hero, you're a jujutsu sorcerer.
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911 watchers please confirm if tracie thoms is a lesbian in this show. not to be someone who only watches shows bc they have lesbians in them but if tracie thoms is a lesbian in this i WILL be watching it immediately
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fun fact! my birthday is actually july 4th, contradictory to that one fundraiser post i made last year about my computer saying july 10th
i celebrate it on july 10th because where i live, most people have ran out of fireworks by then
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ok so one of my co workers and i, we're both guys in our early 20s. we have this awful habit of making "that's what she/etc. said" jokes. but not too often, it has to be unpredictable, like, if one of us is baiting the other to say it it's dishonorable to say it. anyways this obviously sometimes leads to one of us saying "oh? do you hear that a lot?" and one of our that's what she saids included the word "cutie patootie" and my co worker was like "you probably actually hear that a lot." (he's already said i'm cute) and i was going to disagree with them but he's right so i was like "well, hm, i guess?" and that started me getting called a cutie patootie at work on the regular. i love doing a dramatic "hmph" and a lot of ppl enjoy trying to mildly annoy me into doing it but that's besides the point - the point being that now my hmph gets someone to call me a cutie patootie. it's such a fucking silly term and also kind of gross to say imo but i am thriving with the amount i'm getting complimented on the regular. idk what my point is but i'm sure i had one
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How did “blood is thicker than ooze”Donnie be so like mentally unwell to such a realistic point I am terrified
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ohhhh you wanna read tmnt the last ronin soooo badddd you wanna read it's five issues and get so into it soooo badddd that you'll want to make fanart and write fanfiction ohhhh you want to read it and explore everything that hasn't been explored yet soooo badddd so so sooo badd yeah you do you wanna read its five issues and then maybe even the lost years sooo bad yeah
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