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Nothing like the appearance of Happosai to sour the mood.

I predict a new favourite…

“He learned new lessons of art as children giggled and taught him how to paint with a branch as if it was a paintbrush on the canvas. His strokes were sloppy, but they praised his white blotches of clouds. It was supposed to be the moon, but he did not correct them.”

Ok, Tyron is perfect.

HOW IS IT POSSIBLE TO LIKE EVERY CHARACTER??

Kennet <3

Lol

Oof!!

Loving everything about it.

Bear MVP!

“Why should I spend eternity disliking myself?!”

So, now Odin is the good guy?

I’d adopt Louko.

But Elber always says the most dangerous men are the ones with something to prove.

(…) sometimes you have to do what’s right for you, and the rest be damned.

We have handicapped our own development and thrown our world into discord with our division of the sexes, they say—for if only half a people can live and contribute freely, progress will take twice-long and taste twice-bitter.

“Do not despair, Teammate, we will claim our rightful victory!”

Even better than expected.

What kind of ACOTAR is this??

Am I a scalie now???

If you don’t know that being trans is even a concept, you’re unlikely to realise there’s a valid reason why you don’t fit in - you just assume the problem is you. All you know is there’s a standard and you’re failing to hit it.

Es común que cuando alguien dice una “mala palabra” en público se disculpe con las mujeres presentes, como si ellas, más que los hombres, fueran susceptibles a la ofensa, como si lo que se dice nos fuera ajeno. Las mujeres pueden ser las ofendidas pero no las que ofenden.

Of course men are weak, and sad, and lonely. We are lost, and unsure, and scared. And we are all the more those those things for how hard they are to say.

(…) Comparing the Danish idea of masculinity with the American one, she found that the major difference between them was that in Denmark, men said to “be a man” meant not being a boy.
American men said that to “be a man” was not to be a woman.

”Did you ever wonder why so many men (…) beat their wives up but not their boss? Your boss makes you feel like shit, your boss is an asshole—why don’t you beat him up? Because he has power over you, that’s why. He’s not a legitimate target.”
(…) someone men are entitled to dominate—someone seen as weaker, someone who has less power than them.

“Besides, if I had a nickel for every time I wanted to smack a kid’s parents for not teaching them even the most basic things… well… I’d have enough nickels to put in a sock and smack those parents with it.”

‘In the broadest sense, [Allyson] Hobbs told me, passing exists because we categorize bodies into social binaries like race, class, and gender, and where there are binaries, there is usually reward (economic, social) and a price (family, community, identity) to crossing over to the “other” side.’