More Sketches With Pastels Bcs I Have A New Sketchbook

reblog & put in the tags

an album that is so good that you can't listen to it too often or it would lose its magic.

bonus points for telling how & when you decide it's time to listen to it again

"let people enjoy things" is about like. danganronpa or hannibal or something else like that. not the antisemetic wizard game that's going to be funding anti-trans campaigns in the uk.

Collective favorite hq fanfic recs

Hello, it’s as the title states HAHA. I’ve had this blog for a year now and I wanted to go through and put all my favorites that I’ve recommended in one place. Spoiler alert, there’s a lot LMFAO. Gonna try something new and separate by word count tho LOL I thought it’d be fun HAHA

warning, there’s a little over 200 fics under this but it’s only links so it’s not that long

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landscape mode "suddenly seymour" clip :'I

clip of will roland teenage dirtbag 😭😭😭

So many criticisms of Dear Evan Hansen revolve around the show being messy/morally convoluted as if that was an overlooked flaw in the writing and not the whole point of the show.

Everything in Dear Evan Hansen is intentionally messy. Everything has two sides. Social media is a positive place where people can come together to make a difference AND it's a breeding ground for hate and vitriol. Evan is a deeply caring, empathetic person AND he does a horrible thing. Heidi is a dedicated, loving mother AND she works so hard that she never spends any time with her son. Connor is agressive, angry, violent, AND he is a depressed, lonely person, ostracized by his peers and longing for connection. Larry Murphy is a domineering authority figure who treats his son like a criminal AND he's a frustrated parent that wants to help Connor get better the only way he knows how. Evan's lies are harmful and manipulative AND they give a family that was tearing apart at the seams time to come together, reflect, and grieve.

All of these things can be true at the same time, and one doesn't have to overshadow or cancel out the other. In ignoring one to focus on the other, you're wilfully missing the point of the story. Real life is messy and complex, and that's exactly what the show is trying so hard to emulate. That's not bad writing, it's just being realistic.

Pasek and Paul said that in its earliest form, the show was meant to look at why people insert themselves into tragedy through a much more cynical lense, criticizing people like Evan. But somewhere in the writing process they found that it's not that simple, because people don't just do that shit for no reason, and it's naive to believe they would. Evan didn't do what he did to be popular or get a girlfriend or gaslight a grieving family. He did it because he saw a chance to help people who were hurting. In the process, he found connection that he had longed for his whole life, and allowed that to complicate things, making him a lot more reluctant to do the right thing and come clean. But the show makes it explicity clear that his initial intention was rooted in helping someone else, not himself. And as bad as it was, it did force the Murphys to come to terms with their loss instead of running away from it, to come together instead of drifting apart.

Yes, the morality of everything that happens in the show is deeply questionable, complex and muddy and that's the ENTIRE POINT. It doesn't mean the show is endorsing what Evan did. The vast majority of the fan base doesn't endorse what Evan did either. Most of us understand what that final scene in the orchard is getting at. It's not arguing that what Evan did was somehow morally correct, or handing him some magical "get out of jail free card". It's acknowledging ALL the consequences of his actions (good AND bad, the healing he brought about AND the hurt he caused) and letting us come to terms with that along with him and move forward. That scene encompasses one of the most important messages of the show: that doing something bad doesn't make you evil. One mistake doesn't have to define you for the rest of your life, and it doesn't make you less human, or any less deserving of growth and self acceptance.

it came to me in a vision and then i spent two hours working on it

a lil comic of the guys being dudes

Cringefail government agent and his freaky boytoy. To me.

[ID: Two digital paintings of Joseph and Toichiro Suzuki from Mob Psycho 100. Both are portraits involving their respective powers streaming from their mouths and illuminating their faces, Joseph's being his smoke and Toichiro's his aura. Joseph holds his cigarette near his face with an unpleasant smirk looking down at the viewer, blood is splattered across his face and jacket. He's cast in a purple-blue tint. Toichiro appears as he does when he begins to exert his power in the series: veins bulging in his face, eyes glowing, and teeth bared with a furious expression. He is cast in a red-orange tint. End ID]

i lied. i dont want to run two accounts no more lets just post art here. goodbye nintendouinorbit. you were cool while you lasted