They’re So Real

Diya: Min talks in her sleep sometimes. It’s really cute

Min, asleep: Fight me... motherfucker... square up bitch...

Just found a copy of lumberjanes volume one at my local second hand book shop, but it’s pretty damaged on the front cover. Anyone know anything about book restoration?

I’m so. Happy that nimona got a movie. I read the graphic novel as a kid and it gave me autism. This means too much to me.

Lumberjanes is next babies I can feel it in my bones.

Akarsha: Welcome to my very first vlog in which I will try different hair products!

Akarsha: *Sprays the hairspray directly into her mouth*

Akarsha: Well, right off the bat I can tell you that this one is not very good.

Harpy hare, where have you buried all your children.

Tell me so I say…

YOU hates terfs

TW opinions, god I hate opinions but here we go.

While I think that mins chapter in butterfly soup two wasn’t the greatest, I don’t think it was a chapter based on any character growth or plot, but rather a commentary made from a broader perspective.

Min being ignorant was supposed to note on something that isn’t talked about very often, racism between racial minorities. It was supposed to draw attention to the fact that these things happen between racial minorities as well, it’s not just between the majorities.

This isn’t justifying what she said, and butterfly soup didn’t justify it. They gave an explanation to it, mins own pride and upbringing, but the game specifically stated that this wasn’t an excuse.

Mins actions were explained, not excused.

And in the end, they handled it maturely, talking about it properly. While I think the execution of the chapter could’ve been better, the message has been mostly brushed over by the community.

Diya: What do I get if I win?

Min: I don’t know, maybe a kiss?

Diya: How will you reach though? Will I have to bend down?

Min: Bitch, I will climb you.