I Don’t Trust Him

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Raiding the grove is my love language

Happy pride month specifically to folks on the asexual and aromantic spectrum who oftentimes feel isolated and left out of the conversation. You belong here as much as the rest of us and I hope that you are all loved in a way that is comforting to you.

One of the things I absolutely adore about Denji's character is that he doesn't say some profound hero things like protagonists often do in other series. He doesn't say "I have to live so I can experience being human" or something like that, he says "As long as the world has grub and girls, I still have something to live for." It's simple and to some may seem shallow, but it makes perfect sense for Denji to say. He wasn't raised on some lofty ideals, he was never educated, he never read books, he's a 17 year old boy. His statements like this said by any other character would be considered vain and shallow, but when Denji says them the sentiment and the simplicity is beautiful. Is there still good food? Yes. Is there still cute girls? Yes. Then I have to keep going.

Every where I go… I see his face…

god please to every person of color, every queer person, every community that has been endangered and harassed due to trump’s disgusting rhetoric these past nine years, know that you deserve to live, no matter what happens in the next four years. god please know that

Re-reading who made me a princess and Claude de Alger Obelia they will never make me like you. The fact that his own daughter (who was a grown ass woman stuck in the body of a child when the story takes place) had to put on a “teehee I’m so harmless and meek uwu” persona just to NOT GET EXECUTED just shows how pathetic he really is. I get that the author intended for him to be morally grey and have character development but it feels so unsatisfying especially when he never has to own up to his actions in the first life.

Before anyone tries to defend him, just THINK. What if athy didn’t look like her dead mother? What if she was disabled? What if she was academically challenged? Most importantly, what if she tried to get close to her father, did her best to make him proud, but didn’t know his oh so tragic backstory or the fact that he would literally kill her when she was no older than 18? Oh right, that’s what happened in her first life, and she gets beheaded for it.

Don’t even get me started on the “um actually Claude was under the influence of black magic” bs. Yes, he was affected by black magic that HE CHOSE TO INFLICT ON HIMSELF. It doesn’t make him look better or misunderstood or complex, it just shows how much of a coward he really is.

All in all I wish the author actually expanded more on Claude’s character, not through his backstory but him facing the consequences of his actions in the first life. I’ve only read the manhwa tho, maybe the novels does a better job at this idk.

Feel free to share ur opinions, I’d love to talk abt this manhwa with you!

“I will never tire of sitting on dead men's thrones”🕷️

The only joy I experience at this point in my life is being an asshole to strangers on the Internet and jacking off to poly yuri or Linus from stardew valley… I’M SO FUCKING TIRED WHEN WILL LIFE BE WHIMSICAL AND FULL OF JOY AGAIN