Garfield Refrance Hell Yea

Garfield refrance hell yea

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The Phantom Thief "Violet" In Persona 5 Royal: The Acrobat

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So I finally watched Hazbin Hotel...

And good lord I got caught up aaaaaand...

I FUCKING LOVE IT!!!!

Just the setting, the characters and their designs, the SONGS!!! GAH!!! As someone who loved going to/watching Broadway shows/musicals with their dad, this was so much fun!

Husker is a definite fave since he's such a mood! That and I love Keith David (aka Dr. Facilier) so that's a bonus! Also I'm addicted to HuskerDust right now guys! "Loser, Baby" has me in chokehold ok??

Alastor is still neat and I love him but... God damn one moment I'm just laughing at his antics and wanting to smush his face but then the next moment I want to kick him in the shins! Also he and Lucifer should kiss already!!

And I guess somewhat of a hot take but this show and Helluva Boss tackles the dark topics such as different forms of abuse and trauma WAAAAAAY better than P5 ever did (cultural differences aside tho which is still fair on that end). They just... Felt so raw but it felt... Almost validating? Relatable even?

I love P5 to death and it does some subjects well but then it just... Flops a bit somehow along with humor that can be forced at best, tasteless at worst.

Idk I think my time in the fandoms had me realize just how… Very, VERY gatekeepy people are when it comes to depictions of abuse and trauma. It's like… It feels very infantilizing and even grossly uncomfortable with those kinds of people. Especially if said people just actually haven't experienced such things so they don't really have room to talk about what counts as a "good" representation of such topics. They should just say they don't actually care about victims at this point, especially when they put down actual victims when they try to defend such depictions. Like it's uncomfortable and it's valid to feel such but that's the point and some victims felt comfort and heard and that should be a good thing. But no, they don't fit people's ideal molds of victims so they're not valid as such (aka "perfect victims")… I understand people not feeling comfortable and it's valid, just try to be understanding of how others feel.

Sorry it's just such a bitter realization I reached and explains why I struggle with wanting to defend such things as a victim of psychological/emotional abuse.

But yeah, I can totally understand if you guys aren't interested for one reason or another and that's fine! Just don't be rude or mean about it.

An odd new girl has recently transferred in Gekkoukan High School...

"Hello Senpai!"

(Sumi if she was in Reload)

Bruh I just realized what makes Alastor so interesting to dissect: He's not a good person. He wasn't in life and he sure as hell isn't in death either along with his own ego and pride sometimes and of course how he treats others such as Husker.

BUT

At the same time there's definitely something that's eating him... Something very, very, wrong. He clearly hates having his pride wounded or being seen as "weak." But at the same time I can't help but wonder what the hell happened that made him this way, especially in regards to a deal he made and desperately wants out of. To regain a feeling of control or autonomy. The concept of emotions such as fear or even caring about somebody seems foreign to him and he seems scared of that to the point of potentially doubling down. It just makes me wonder what direction they're gonna go for Season 2 since they're apparently planning on exploring more of him.