Denny, Don’t Worry About That. Lisa Loves You Too. As A Person, As A Human Being, As A Friend. You

Based on this one time I tried to have an adult conversation with my mom

some of my favorite panels

rest in peace miura, thank you for all the good memories

Maya has mystical powers that can call on departed souls. I don’t think Phoenix knows who he’s messing with.

Welcome to Japan

Where cars are parked orderly and in reverse

Where fruits can be cubes

Where people keep left

And lamps have different brightness for double beds

People queue up in lines

Applies to stickers too

Where what you get is the same as the poster

you get waved goodbye..?

Relieving both mind and body

Yup.

Smooth train operator

No embarrassing knocking or barging into rooms to check out if they are occupied

When you need an extra hand

For the selfiestas

Brolly holders

Because normal manhole covers are too mainstream

Think diagonal

And anytime u need to soak your feet

Where you raise responsible adults, not brats

And luggage is organised in color codes

When you need help after the condom broke

Instant sanitary gratification

Why they are so welcome at football matches

Where water is that clean in the drains

Nuff said

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Is it ok if i swear?

Okay, so… I’m late to the party, but I want to give my thoughts on Fionna and Cake’s finale and on PetriGrof. Aka I am overanalyzing a TV show.

The finale fell pretty short of delivering the payoff everyone wanted. But I don't hate it. I just wish it was handled differently.

Simon and Betty's relationship was codependent, in that they both relied on each other for emotional and physical support.

Their relationship was built on shared interests, which created a balance between the two of them. However, we see that they still desired different things in life.

The final season ultimately gave them the opportunity to find their own direction and purpose in life independent of each other, which could have been a powerful message, but Simon seems to take on a lot of the blame for Betty's actions, as if he pressured her into making these sacrifices for him. This undermines Betty as a character and her ability to make her own choices. It perpetuates a misogynistic stereotype, and I’m disappointed.

But what I do like, is that by fusing with Golb, Betty has achieved her ultimate goal of protecting Simon from any further harm. Golb is a force of chaos and destruction, so by becoming one with him, Betty has essentially ensured that Simon will never be threatened. This can be seen as a form of closure for her, as she has finally let go of her obsession with protecting Simon and encourages him to build a life without her. I think this is demonstrated well at the stop when Simon refers to her as his everything while Betty calls him an experience. Betty has moved on, so to speak. Which is not a bad thing.

The truth is, there's always a chance someone you love could become someone that you used to know (LOL). They cannot be your everything, and I really do like this message, even if it was kind of subpar in execution.