30 Day Haikyuu!! Challenge:

guys why none talk about the fact that England through history is literally Zeus? They put they're dick where they aren't supposed to and fuck shit up

I’m trying some new styles using my oc, Angelica. Maybe I’ll draw some of my other ocs soon.

Can you guess what’s in the glass?

no cops at pride, only mari and her baton

all I ever wanted was the world

God is trying to talk to me through this bruise on my leg

bless this lactose intolerant boy he's so cute, I had to try and draw him, hope I did him justice

(original character by @mm1_s0u on instagram)

Happy Mother’s Day

Sally Jackson is my favorite mother in fictional worlds. She’s strong, smart, sassy as fuck and would do anything for her son. She’s an inspiration as a mother and as a woman, and I’m grateful that uncle Rick created her. 

So Happy Mother’s Day to my mom and to all the mothers in the world that deserve to be called like that. And to all the kids who have abusive mothers or parents, take this day to remember that you won’t become your parents in the future, you can do better, be better. You can escape abusive relationships, you just need to never stop fighting because you’re not alone and you’ll create your family soon.

— Vladimir Nabokov, Letters to Véra

jjk chapter 149 spoilers below

I'm not sure how to feel about mai's death honestly, I think it would sit better with me if we had seen more of her and her relationship with maki after the goodwill event, but as it is their reconciliation felt like a rushed mean in order to push maki's story further.

it's not out of character for mai to sacrifice herself for her sister because there are no other choices left, that's what she's been enduring her whole life. she's been a passive victim of her family's beliefs and her sister's rebellion and she died as such.

one could say that this time she took an active role: she chose to side with her sister, she chose her cause, she understood her rebellion. but did she really? when did her views change? what caused them to? because as it is it just looks like a final sacrifice out of love.

"you are me and I am you" is a lie in the same way "master tengen is me and I am master tengen" was a lie. a person should always be more and bigger than a bond, but unlike riko, mai never had a chance to discover that. maki is maki and mai was what maki needed her to be.

mai's sacrifice isn't powerful, she didn't take agency back. she simply did what was expected of her.

mai's death is a tragedy

the boy named crow 

(Kafka on the shore, by Haruki Murakami)

This book is surely one of my favourite, you must read it.