Alexa-tdxxx - Alexa-TD

Your DNI is not a boundary, it's performative list of what makes you angry and disgusted. You put it out there and expect absolutely everyone to read it like it's law.

Setting a boundary would be blocking someone yourself. Your DNI is not a boundary. Get over yourself and act like adult

Street cat in Istanbul 

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yes! i do like [problematic thing]! and unfortunately i am under no obligation to defend my interests to strangers on the internet. good day and thank you for your time

my wife: you're the only person who uses the computer correctly

me: what do you mean

my desktop:

togashi has really been emphasizing just how huge hisoka is…

every puppet he held mid fight just dangled above ground helplessly, and he didn’t even raise them up that much;

plus with phinks’ confirmation that hisoka’s height is 190+ (6’2+), him being almost a head taller than chrollo without his heels, and with uh… later appearances of his, so to speak, it’s safe to say hisoka has beat the 180-something-cm tall allegations - from the 2011 anime and the (often incorrect) hxh databook lol

Pony version of Fran Bow. Because why not?

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All I’m saying is, if y’all spent less time finding new Harmless Weirdos to hate on and spent more time learning to love yourself and embrace your truths unabashedly, you’d probably see where all us Harmless Weirdos are coming from