Finnegan The Fox Built A New Home 

“It wouldn’t change anything” HOLY SHI

GAGGED.

SILENCED.

HUMBLED.

I LOVE MY QUEEN HELAENA

Another scene from the finale!!! Spoiler guys!!!

Gusu evening time

Baby Megumi whose mom died at a young age, whose father abandoned him and sold him to the Zenins, whose step-mother ran away with the money they got from the Zenin clan. I wholeheartedly believe that kid would have grown up with serious abandonment issues. That little boy who only wanted the best for his step-sister because in the end she didn’t abandon him like the rest of his family so that’s why he has to protect her, her kindness, he has to become a jujutsu sorcerer so he can be strong enough to save her. That kid meeting another kid who is kind, compassionate, silly enough to eat a curse object, but he loves that kid now and that means he needs to save him too. This boy who only wants to save his sister and this new kid he befriended but ends up harming them both, killing his elder sister with his own technique and unable to do anything as the curse residing in his body harms the pink-hair boy he loved and wanted to save while his soul sinks deeper and deeper. So…he gives up…he gives up fighting because who else is left, there is no one, no body that wants him around anymore.

That little kid hearing the words “it’ll be lonely without you around”….i can only imagine the feeling of being wanted, being needed that would have rushed into him after hearing that. The feeling of ‘I am not alone’, ‘there is someone that wants me for me’ coming from that one boy that he needed from the most.

bloom;

Mutual Adoration

Johan

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The strongest, together, to the death

Hey guys! Just felt like making a comic talking about being bigender/ clearing up some misconceptions. Hope it helps!

Bigender ask blog- @talking-bigender

More detailed bigen masterpost I based this comic on-> link

More information on the bigender flag controversy-> link

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