meu acervo de conforto ♡ "Todo mundo quer vida de gato, porque a vida de gato é curtir o som!"

The perfect way to pick up where the series left off. It's different from how I imagined it as a child, but I think these comics expand the Avatar universe into areas that weren't fully explored during the series' short, linear narrative. The work with the characters is perfectly similar to that of the anime, and I was very relieved by the care taken not to misrepresent any of them. I was very happy with the resolution of the mystery and that the narrative didn't lose its adult tone and wasn't afraid to explore themes like abusive relationships and their lifelong consequences, especially for women.

Why is no one talking about this masterpiece? I was looking for a light and fluffy romance, but I stumbled upon this perfection. I just need someone to watch it, I just finished watching it and talk about it because it feels like I've already gone down every dead end thinking about this on my own.

I couldn't put this manga down. It's absolutely incredible and captivating, I'm going to end up collecting it. It's been a while since I've read a story this good in terms of plot and characters. Yona is my new inspiration. I haven't actually finished reading it yet, and I stopped to write this just to record how amazed I am.

this drives me insane! It will make me relive my traumas, but it's perfectly surprising. (plus, so Hikaru n Yoshiki coded. Thanks to their editor who helped me discover this song)

My favorite Bea album so far. Unbeatable. Absolutely everything in the songs is undeniably incredible, especially the story they all tell together. By far the best album I've heard this year.

A psychologist gave a mini-lecture at my school, talking about exam season and what a proper diet should be on exam day. I'm sorry, but I simply can't follow it; I function only by chocolate.

Here in my region we call these "pharmacy candies," they sell a lot in establishments like this one, and they are rich in vitamin C and very tasty.

Pasta with chicken stroganoff and shoestring potatoes. An explosion of flavor, and it's not even Sunday! (Here in my country, we have the custom of preparing dishes with ingredients other than rice and beans on weekends, such as pasta, barbecue meat, garlic bread. A classic Brazilian weekend dish.)

The pinnacle of my Greek mythology teen books. I read this book during a depressive phase of my life, and having a protagonist with whom I identified so much in so many ways was incredibly important. I just can't miss the opportunity to comment on this book, which, although not a masterpiece, brings another kind of relevance to its target audience.

No matter how old I am, I watch this rare gem. It always surprises me and tears away a piece of me to make it bigger, richer in self-knowledge, passion, curiosity, and appreciation... and also full of tears. It breaks me and heals me so many times that I feel lost in the woods when I finish watching.❤️‍🩹

nostalgic. classic. and .and makes you feel like a bird in the morning.

chapéuzinho vermelho (/Doroty:)) thanks, moon ⋆˚✿🧺𐙚⋆˚

🎶memórias não se vão com o tempo 🎶 • crossover inesperadamente épico (os três piores traços da minha personalidade em uma acústica🙊)

Essa música tocou em feridas, tal qual a narrativa individual e dual dos personagens a qual se refere. Me identifico demais com o Kaiser, e a maneira direta na qual esses caras interpretaram a relação dele com o Ness foi importante; porque o público majoritariamente masculino normalmente se recusa a debater certos temas abordados aqui (e que -na minha opinião- são a MELHOR parte do enredo). Não vou conseguir esquecer, e muito menos dormir agora.

I wanted to wait for the shock this anime gives viewers to pass before talking more about this work, but I can't, I need to talk about it now. It's an incredible plot, it opens so many doors to so many subjects, and I found it completely extraordinary how much we can extract from a relationship that branches out into so many sensitive, controversial, realistic, complex, and important topics to be discussed. It touches on aspects of spirituality, both Yoshiki's denial of his sexuality and how he continues to "cause" all the misfortune that happens around him because he doesn't allow to be himself or accept what happened. It's a rich construction, it caught me off guard. I'm in love, it's incredible.

I love it!! It's a really good accompaniment. The only problem for me is that it's a bit cloying. I ended up having coffee because of that, but it was worth it.

The approach to the characters' difficulties is incredibly nuanced as friendships form and intensify. I think the narrative portrays in a very explicit and intriguing way how gratitude and respect within relationships are what motivate the characters to abandon the repressions they impose on themselves. The level of depth in the relationships caught me off guard, and in addition to addressing themes of self-image, the anime also addresses the rivalry between the characters' schools as a frequent theme. Also, Rintaro's friends took down those bullies, a whole group of male characters who end up being gentlemen. Furthermore, Kaoruko and Subaru's relationship is one of my favorite themes; I love their episode. 💕 I wanted to talk much more, but I hope to see more of Waguri and Tsumugi's development. I think all their interactions are perfect, and no one can change my opinion. I identified with Natsusawa, but especially when he was trying to explain subjects to the group. no matter how hard I try... I'm really looking forward to the next episode!!!!

supreme comfort movie ever!!!! Despite differing opinions on Disney's live-action remakes, this one brings me immense peace and the magic of classic animations. It always makes me smile.

●ABOUT S2● Absolutely incredible and captivating. I'm obsessed. It's almost unbelievable how well the relationship between the protagonists is done, but I have to live in fantasies to not cry at the end. I can't choose what to talk about: the characters, the complex and detailed construction of the universe, and the development of the plot or what kind of drugs are involved because it won't leave my head. I spend 80% of my time talking about Satosugu (my Roman Empire), and the other 20% I'm hoping someone will talk about it, just so I can talk some more. I'm back with a hyper-focus on JJK after abandoning it a year ago during the first season due to others' lack of motivation regarding the series. It's a fascinating work. It leaves me wanting more and more with every scene.