Yo, WHAAAAT?! 🤯

Chainsaw Man + Special...⁉️ HELL, YEAH 😍‼️

Genuinely think the only way to approach art is to like the things you like instead of tearing down what other people like.

"You should read classics because those are real literature unlike that TikTok garbage." Bad. Turns people away from reading the classics because it makes them sound stuffy and boring and makes you sound like a snob.

"You should read classics because this book is amazing! I love the characters and the story, and it's so cool to read a story that uses different techniques than modern fiction does." Good. Makes people want to read the classic. Suggests there's something good in this story instead of just suggesting that other stuff is worse.

"You don't like the modern art? That's because you're an unwashed plebeian who only likes what's pretty." Bad. Puts down the person and makes them even less likely to be interested in this type of art.

"Wow, I love this painting! Look at the technique! I love the message behind it!" Good. Helps the person to appreciate what might not be obvious at first glance, instead of shaming them for not automatically knowing this.

"You should watch this show because it's so much better than that other garbage show." Antagonizes people who like the garbage show and makes them less likely to feel positively toward the show you like.

"You should watch this show because it has great writing/characters/plot etc." Good! Tells people what makes this show appealing and makes them want to try it.

"I listen to this music because it's real art and not that manufactured pop garbage." Bad. Makes your genre seem like an exclusive club of snobs that I don't want to join.

"I listen to this music because I like the sound. Here, listen to this song." Good! Shows me something good within the genre and may encourage me to explore further.

There's a place for criticism. You don't have to like or approve of everything. But it's not a great technique for getting people to like art. Hating on the things that are bad just drives people away. If you want to draw people toward something, you have to help them to appreciate what's good.

source: Manhaw30 on Pinterest

What was Mizi to Till, that was Till to Ivan, but with one significant difference - Ivan's feelings were much deeper than Till's ones. ❤️

[ btw, this is one of my favorite arts of them ]

The problem:

• they are going to Hokkaido, but someone has to take care of Meowy

The solution:

• this guy... his expression is priceless 🤣

After the trip:

• the pussy cat was returned safely to his owner

Wildly 💀

Sometimes, when the dark side gets the best of me, I feel like Sangwoo from this specific scene while I am talking about my favorite dark romance [ but not only ] stories 😳

If you happen to see me like this, I swear, it's unintentionally 🥹

I've just woke up, and the first song that came into my mind is this one ⬇️:

which is soo random because I didn't even listen to it yesterday 😳

...but it's fine. I like this song, anyway ☺️❤️

Ah Jiwon - the one and only legal owner of this song, baby 💅🏻

Touch within the Abyss/Kimi no Yoru ni Fureru

This is a very beautiful story about two lonely people who find each other. Honestly,the author's art and way to portray the characters's feelings made my heart melt. After finishing this one-shot, I was so sad knowing that there were no more chapters. Truly, a heart and soul warming read.

Also, while reading the story, I couldn't stop seeing Samgwoo and Bum from Killing Stalking in the roles of the two main characters here because of their similarities in the appearance. That's why I would recommend this story to every Killing Stalking fan out there who wants to see a happy alternative BL version of Sangwoo and Bum relationship. ❤️

source: @moyori_ss on Twitter

This is what I expected from Jinx s2... So why tf is Dan not like that???

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