Eros- sexual passion and desire, generally considered as a loss of control, i.e., Cupid’s arrow with Troy and Helen causing the Trojan war. It’s an intense kind of love that is romantic and passionate, but not necessarily stable. In mature individuals as describe by Socrates it recalls youth, but when misguided it can be abused and indulged in. This love is centered around the body and our more selfish desires, and needs one of the other types of love to survive.
Philia- affectionate love, friendship, Plato felt love didn’t always need physical affection to be felt, hence the word platonic. Philia is what you feel between that friend you’ve had through hardships. It’s about the mind and loyalty rather than physical pleasure like eros.
Storge- familiar love, generally used to describe kinship, a love you feel for family, or those you view as family. It’s bound in our memories, and though storge is generally considering good, it can hold you back if members of you family have views that differ from yours in harmful ways.
Ludus- playful love. It’s what you feel in the honeymoon stage, or when you first start dating someone. The flirting, teasing, fun banter, and giddiness of love. It’s the emotional side of love that is unfortunately often neglected later in life.
Mania- this is when one lover becomes obsessive with the other, either due to insecurity or possessiveness. People who go through mania need love and are desperate to keep it and become jealous and controlling. This leads to unhealthy relationship with codependency issues.
Pragma-this love is enduring. It’s in couples who have been together for decades or friendships that have lasted just as long. Pragma is not the result of a search for love, but rather the effort of maintaining it. Pragma is for partners who have put in effort for each other, found resolutions that are best for each other, have invested in one another.
Philautia - loving yourself, the greeks defined this one under two categories a positive and a negative. It’s fantastic to love yourself to be confident in who you are, to have compassion for your being. This is not the self love described by narcissus which is vanity obsessed and greedy. This is a love for the person you are and who you will become.
Agape- this is love in its purest form, a kind of love that accepts and forgives and hopes for our success. It’s the kind of person you meet who has a never ending supply of empathy and compassion, and your always comfortable around. They are agape with love.
sarazanmai ep 1: haha toi accidentally finds out that another kid in class cosplays as a female idol :D
sarazanmai ep 9: toi, a literal kid, watches helplessly as his only brother bleeds to death in his arms, the very same brother that he sacrificed his entire childhood to stick by and protect as best he could, the very brother he wanted to use his one magical wish to save, the very same brother that toi protected as a tiny kid by murdering another dude which he felt solidified their path together against the world, the very same brother that toi continually will sever any friendship to protect.
Hyakuyas Lord Ferid’s Coming. Oh my god they have airpods in. They can’t hear us. Oh my god
do you have any tips on drawings noses? particularly non-white noses?? all the tutorials are european noses and i just want to learn how to draw my own nose!!
oh i feel you. the nice thing about being a poc is that you can always study yourself in the mirror to learn how to draw yourself better! but anyways:
if you’re wondering which kinds of noses are frequent for which race, i like to use this guide. I can’t verify how accurate it is, but it’s pretty damn comprehensive for racial traits around the world. I also really like this guide for learning how to draw a variety of East Asian noses (it’s not all flat!). Here’s an equivalent guide that includes drawing African noses. And there’s always Google images for more specific requirements.
+ 3D models are really helpful when drawing noses: x x x
+ here are some general nose tutorials by better artists lol: x x
Ranpo: It’s the inside that matters, not the outside.
Atsushi: Really? For example?
Ranpo: Refrigerator.
Atsushi: Makes sense.
These.
These are two of the most powerful moments in the X-Men movies. This is how you define Magneto. A man scarred and impacted by what he endured in the camps. A man who endured the unendurable.
I never saw him as a villain. I never saw him as a monster. I saw him as a man who wanted to do everything - to move heaven and earth - to keep his people safe.
[UPDATE: All credit to user @aces-away, for creating the first three gifs!]
Art by len-yan
Some Hoshiai no Sora sketches! I drew a lot of pictures on the side while working so I’ll release them slowly, Please look forward to episode 2 this week! also I posted the process steps for the first drawing on my ko-fi account, it’s brand new so there’s not much yet but I’m grateful for any support! > ☆
Today in Gotham Nine-Nine
reo: “YOU AREN’T MY MABU!!!”
*finds out he was in fact the real mabu this entire time*
Robin: Son of Batman #6