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I wasn’t expecting so much depth from these two characters. You immediately get a feel for the kind of person Nanoha is, and then you meet Fate, who seems like her complete opposite. Fate does things simply because she’s told to, because she was only a puppet to her... “mother.” Yet Nanoha saw through that without even knowing her full story. It wasn’t just that she saw beauty in Fate’s eyes, she also saw the sadness behind them, and she wanted to save her. Nanoha never sees anyone as a bad person. She doesn’t judge based on assumptions. She’ll even break the rules if it means finding the truth. I love how free spirited she is and how she always does what she believes is right, huge credit goes to her parenting. She’s blessed with a warm, loving family who raised her well, unlike Fate, who was essentially a mirror image of someone else. Fate was never truly seen as a child, she did whatever she could to be acknowledged as a daughter. She had been alone this whole time… but not for much longer. She found someone special who saved her. And the next time the moment calls for it, Fate will return the favor and save Nanoha too because she's someone very important to her now.show more

HIM'EL 🗡️ 勇者 #ThankYouMiura

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Maurora🫦

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I love how, in the same movie, they show how ridiculously strong Nanoha is, but at the same time they show how much she holds back because she doesn't want to hurt people who are already suffering. That's why she forged her magic into a weapon that doesn't kill, instead, it acts like a spear that penetrates all the barriers people put up to hide their pain. Nanoha's magic searches for broken hearts and tries to reach out to them. But there are times when her methods don't work, and that's where Fate comes in. She not only protects Nanoha but also protects Nanoha's ideal of helping others. Fate knows that if she wants to build a world where everyone can live happily and grow up in a safe environment, she can't do it without Nanoha. So this moment of them backing each other up really hits home for me.

I love how, in the same movie, they show how ridiculously strong Nanoha is, but at the same time they show how much she holds back because she doesn't want to hurt people who are already suffering. That's why she forged her magic into a weapon that doesn't kill, instead, it acts like a spear that penetrates all the barriers people put up to hide their pain. Nanoha's magic searches for broken hearts and tries to reach out to them. But there are times when her methods don't work, and that's where Fate comes in. She not only protects Nanoha but also protects Nanoha's ideal of helping others. Fate knows that if she wants to build a world where everyone can live happily and grow up in a safe environment, she can't do it without Nanoha. So this moment of them backing each other up really hits home for me.

HIM'EL 🗡️ 勇者 #ThankYouMiura

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Overdo 这一秒过火

18,485 görüntüleme • 23 gün önce

Nanoha has a naturally soft heart, but she can be a little strict without realizing it. I think she became this way after earning the title White Devil and Ace of Aces and taking on the role of training the next generation of mages. These days she carries so many responsibilities that they’ve shaped her into a full fledged adult who works tirelessly to make sure everyone she cares about becomes strong and independent. Meanwhile, Fate doesn’t care about all that at all. She’d rather spoil Vivio while their little girl is still tiny and adorable. Fate herself was never spoiled, she was never even raised like a normal little girl. She was abused and never had a real mother. That’s why she’s determined that Vivio won’t grow up in a strict environment, she wants to make absolutely sure their daughter feels loved and cherished every single day. Parenting really is tough, isn’t it... Looks like Nanoha isn’t getting any good night kisses after this.

Nanoha has a naturally soft heart, but she can be a little strict without realizing it. I think she became this way after earning the title White Devil and Ace of Aces and taking on the role of training the next generation of mages. These days she carries so many responsibilities that they’ve shaped her into a full fledged adult who works tirelessly to make sure everyone she cares about becomes strong and independent. Meanwhile, Fate doesn’t care about all that at all. She’d rather spoil Vivio while their little girl is still tiny and adorable. Fate herself was never spoiled, she was never even raised like a normal little girl. She was abused and never had a real mother. That’s why she’s determined that Vivio won’t grow up in a strict environment, she wants to make absolutely sure their daughter feels loved and cherished every single day. Parenting really is tough, isn’t it... Looks like Nanoha isn’t getting any good night kisses after this.

HIM'EL

76,868 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

This woman works for an influencer as her babysitter. She’s watched the child for some time, she’s never had an issue. The influencer always tells her to help herself to whatever food she wants. The babysitter found a chocolate cake in the freezer, she defrosted it and ate it. Later she found out it was the influencer’s top tier of her wedding cake. The influencer was so upset, she sent her a bill for $9000 for what she ate. She’s upset because she didn’t think she did anything wrong, after all she was told to help herself. Was the influencer wrong for not telling her it was off limits?

This woman works for an influencer as her babysitter. She’s watched the child for some time, she’s never had an issue. The influencer always tells her to help herself to whatever food she wants. The babysitter found a chocolate cake in the freezer, she defrosted it and ate it. Later she found out it was the influencer’s top tier of her wedding cake. The influencer was so upset, she sent her a bill for $9000 for what she ate. She’s upset because she didn’t think she did anything wrong, after all she was told to help herself. Was the influencer wrong for not telling her it was off limits?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

884,983 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

This game never fails to make me cry. Dorothy never wanted revenge. She just wanted somebody to recognize her sacrifices for the Ark. She was heartbroken because she was abandoned. Her friends moved on, and she couldn’t. That's ok! It just shows how human she is, and how being so human brings out all of her flaws so naturally that it hits perfectly. She just needed headpats and praise. When I first read Ark Guardian, I saw all of her struggles. She was keeping it all together as the leader of the squad, and losing all of her precious people one by one broke her. The wound the Ark gave her was the last straw. I’m so happy I never lost faith in her. I knew she wasn’t meant to be a bad person, she’s a hero and will always be one. This chapter was so emotional as fuck. BURNINGUM IS THE TRUE MVP HERE.

This game never fails to make me cry. Dorothy never wanted revenge. She just wanted somebody to recognize her sacrifices for the Ark. She was heartbroken because she was abandoned. Her friends moved on, and she couldn’t. That's ok! It just shows how human she is, and how being so human brings out all of her flaws so naturally that it hits perfectly. She just needed headpats and praise. When I first read Ark Guardian, I saw all of her struggles. She was keeping it all together as the leader of the squad, and losing all of her precious people one by one broke her. The wound the Ark gave her was the last straw. I’m so happy I never lost faith in her. I knew she wasn’t meant to be a bad person, she’s a hero and will always be one. This chapter was so emotional as fuck. BURNINGUM IS THE TRUE MVP HERE.

HIM'EL

52,797 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Some friendships don’t end. They fade in the exact places where you thought eternity lived. The voice softens. The messages thin. And suddenly, the person who once steadied you is just someone you scroll past. Zeudi has already survived that kind of leaving. A sister she once trusted with every version of herself stepped out of her life and never returned.. A girl she built her childhood around becoming a stranger who doesn’t even speak her name. That kind of loss doesn’t ask to be spoken about. It moves into your body like a second language. And it changes what you reach for next. So when Chiara came into her life, it wasn’t a cute friendship for the camera. It was weight. The presence of someone who didn’t require translation. Someone who stayed close without asking her to change, adapt, audition. For once, Zeudi didn’t have to earn affection. She just had to be there. And she was.. And it showed. The way her voice stopped rushing. The way her posture settled. The way she looked at Chiara with the kind of loyalty people only give when they’ve already been abandoned once and survived it. And then, Chiara disappeared too. Not necessarily with cruelty nor with finality. Just… absence. The kind that grows like dust: so slowly that when you notice it, it’s already everywhere. Maybe no one asked questions because no one wanted the answer. Because saying “they drifted” is easier than admitting something important was dropped without care. But we watched it. We saw what that friendship gave her. We saw the way she gave herself back to it. That kind of trust is not a minor thing. It’s not a storyline. It’s a scar choosing to heal. And she deserved someone who understood what they were being handed and held it with both hands. Now we stay. Not as compensation. Not because there’s a space to fill. We stay because we saw the whole picture and decided not to leave when the season changed. She wasn’t hard to love. She wasn’t too much. She was someone who finally believed she could keep something, and should have been right. And if the people she let in couldn’t see that, they’ll spend years calling it timing, or circumstance, just to avoid admitting they were the ones who let something so sacred slip through their hands. #zeudiners

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Candace claims everyone critiquing her—from Steven Crowder to Allie Beth—was panicking because she found the Egyptian planes. This woman is insane. No one is panicking because she found the Egyptian planes. We’re just critiquing her because there’s a great deal of material with which to work. I think the Egyptian plane connection is unhinged and laughable, and I promise I’m not panicking. 😂 She also claims her book club being infiltrated was connected to this supposed “panic” over the Egyptian planes, and so “undercover operatives” were sent to record her book club. Who sent the “undercover operatives”? How does she know it wasn’t just one person who was already in the book club and was floored by what she said? Or a single person who yeah doesn’t like her and so decided to sign up behind her paywall to see what else they could hear? How does she know this was part of a conspiracy? What evidence does she have? Again, she’s a huge public figure; criticism and negative commentary comes with the territory. So how come every time it happens to her, it’s a “conspiracy”?

Natalie Jean Beisner

54,348 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

Temi Nkem’s diary session showed just how much this week has meant to her. She said she feels good and believes she deserves to stay in the house because she’s someone who will always stand up for what she believes is right and wrong. She also feels like this has been a really good week for her and mentioned a particular housemate she feels doesn’t quite understand her, explaining why she feels that way. If she leaves, Temi said she’ll definitely miss her conversations with two particular housemates because they make her feel at home. And of course, she’ll miss making her custard , being free and herself in the house, and the people who have made her feel welcomed throughout her time there. 🎥: Big Brother Naija #TemiNkem #BBNaija

Temi Nkem’s diary session showed just how much this week has meant to her. She said she feels good and believes she deserves to stay in the house because she’s someone who will always stand up for what she believes is right and wrong. She also feels like this has been a really good week for her and mentioned a particular housemate she feels doesn’t quite understand her, explaining why she feels that way. If she leaves, Temi said she’ll definitely miss her conversations with two particular housemates because they make her feel at home. And of course, she’ll miss making her custard , being free and herself in the house, and the people who have made her feel welcomed throughout her time there. 🎥: Big Brother Naija #TemiNkem #BBNaija

TEMI NKEM CHIGBUE

21,052 görüntüleme • 7 gün önce

This person recorded this woman who was struggling with her children. The children wanted to get a bunch of unnecessary items while she was out. Whether she can afford it or not isn’t the same as when she said she doesn’t have money for it. Maybe she’s on a budget and while she could pay for it , she doesn’t want to waste her money on trivial things when there is more important things she could be paying for. It’s ok to say no to your kids, do you think the person recording was trying to shame her assuming she was broke?

This person recorded this woman who was struggling with her children. The children wanted to get a bunch of unnecessary items while she was out. Whether she can afford it or not isn’t the same as when she said she doesn’t have money for it. Maybe she’s on a budget and while she could pay for it , she doesn’t want to waste her money on trivial things when there is more important things she could be paying for. It’s ok to say no to your kids, do you think the person recording was trying to shame her assuming she was broke?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

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the founder of The Elephant Nature Park mourning the death of her beloved elephant, Ploythong: “She must’ve suffered so much. During the chaos of the floods, she must’ve been wondering, ‘What is happening to me?’ She’s so used to being with her family, where she is guided and where people are there to constantly care for her, where people talk to her through everything. When she wandered somewhere and couldn’t see, there would always be people calling her name, there would always be someone to let her know where to go. But this time—-there wasn’t anyone. Had my child not been blind, she might’ve had a chance to survive. The debris from the flood must’ve hit her so hard.” “when the doctor told me that nothing could be done for her eyes, I said that’s okay, we will make sure she has friends, so she had her herd of 6, those were hers. She was the only blind elephant, her juniors took care of her so well. She had her adopted babies, she cared for them deeply, her heart was exquisite, Ploythong, her heart was beautiful. And she talked a lot, she was really chatty, she was a talkative person, so during the floods when I couldn’t heart her voice———“ ”I have said to her that, in another life, when we are reborn, please come back as my daughter, I wish for her to reincarnate as my daughter, because as an elephant, I don’t think she’ll receive the love and respect that she deserves.“

the founder of The Elephant Nature Park mourning the death of her beloved elephant, Ploythong: “She must’ve suffered so much. During the chaos of the floods, she must’ve been wondering, ‘What is happening to me?’ She’s so used to being with her family, where she is guided and where people are there to constantly care for her, where people talk to her through everything. When she wandered somewhere and couldn’t see, there would always be people calling her name, there would always be someone to let her know where to go. But this time—-there wasn’t anyone. Had my child not been blind, she might’ve had a chance to survive. The debris from the flood must’ve hit her so hard.” “when the doctor told me that nothing could be done for her eyes, I said that’s okay, we will make sure she has friends, so she had her herd of 6, those were hers. She was the only blind elephant, her juniors took care of her so well. She had her adopted babies, she cared for them deeply, her heart was exquisite, Ploythong, her heart was beautiful. And she talked a lot, she was really chatty, she was a talkative person, so during the floods when I couldn’t heart her voice———“ ”I have said to her that, in another life, when we are reborn, please come back as my daughter, I wish for her to reincarnate as my daughter, because as an elephant, I don’t think she’ll receive the love and respect that she deserves.“

yammi

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#WATCH | Mysuru, Karnataka: Apsara Vydyula, granddaughter of veteran singer S Janaki, says, "This is a great loss, not just to our family, for the whole nation, for the whole world. My grandmom was a very versatile singer. She had the most expressive type of singing. I think everybody who listens to her music knows that. I'm very honoured to have been her granddaughter in this lifetime. I have learned so many things from her. Not just as a celebrity, but first and foremost, she was my grandmother. She will be deeply missed. Not just by me, the whole world. I remember her as a kind, gentle, wonderful person who was kind to animals. She loved animals. I really respect her for that. She was so down to earth and humble. Anybody who meets her will tell you the same thing. She will be greatly missed, but forever, she will live on through her music. We only have that now. We're always together. There is no goodbye."

#WATCH | Mysuru, Karnataka: Apsara Vydyula, granddaughter of veteran singer S Janaki, says, "This is a great loss, not just to our family, for the whole nation, for the whole world. My grandmom was a very versatile singer. She had the most expressive type of singing. I think everybody who listens to her music knows that. I'm very honoured to have been her granddaughter in this lifetime. I have learned so many things from her. Not just as a celebrity, but first and foremost, she was my grandmother. She will be deeply missed. Not just by me, the whole world. I remember her as a kind, gentle, wonderful person who was kind to animals. She loved animals. I really respect her for that. She was so down to earth and humble. Anybody who meets her will tell you the same thing. She will be greatly missed, but forever, she will live on through her music. We only have that now. We're always together. There is no goodbye."

ANI

137,095 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Akane may be a god, but she acts like a child who loves playing house with her friends. Instead of friends, though, she plays alone with characters she created solely to be her playthings. This was supposed to be her perfect world, but ever since Gridman showed up, it's falling apart, and nobody acts the way she expects. Even a kaiju turned human, and she just let him be because she’s come to realize there are things even a god can’t control, like the change in one’s heart and feelings. She can’t control that, and it’s breaking her apart. I think it’s time she realizes that even she’s changing. She’s not alone anymore, and she doesn’t need to be some god, she just needs to be as normal as anyone else. I wonder if she’ll wake up from her own dream. I hope she doesn’t hurt herself further. Like Anti, she needs hugs and kisses too. I can’t bring myself to hate her.

Akane may be a god, but she acts like a child who loves playing house with her friends. Instead of friends, though, she plays alone with characters she created solely to be her playthings. This was supposed to be her perfect world, but ever since Gridman showed up, it's falling apart, and nobody acts the way she expects. Even a kaiju turned human, and she just let him be because she’s come to realize there are things even a god can’t control, like the change in one’s heart and feelings. She can’t control that, and it’s breaking her apart. I think it’s time she realizes that even she’s changing. She’s not alone anymore, and she doesn’t need to be some god, she just needs to be as normal as anyone else. I wonder if she’ll wake up from her own dream. I hope she doesn’t hurt herself further. Like Anti, she needs hugs and kisses too. I can’t bring myself to hate her.

HIM'EL 🗡️ 勇者 #ThankYouMiura

20,185 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

The woman recording went to this store to shop, when she got close to the register she was confronted by one of the workers who saw she has keloids on her skin and confused it with monkeypox. The worker then refused her service and told her she had to leave. The woman was upset and explained to her that no she doesn’t have monkeypox it’s just keloids. The worker acknowledges she made a mistake and apologizes, however she still is refusing to serve her and asks her to leave, she even calls a manager who tells her to call security. It’s understandable if she thought she had a contagious disease but once that was cleared up shouldn’t she had just rang her up and let her go on with her day?

The woman recording went to this store to shop, when she got close to the register she was confronted by one of the workers who saw she has keloids on her skin and confused it with monkeypox. The worker then refused her service and told her she had to leave. The woman was upset and explained to her that no she doesn’t have monkeypox it’s just keloids. The worker acknowledges she made a mistake and apologizes, however she still is refusing to serve her and asks her to leave, she even calls a manager who tells her to call security. It’s understandable if she thought she had a contagious disease but once that was cleared up shouldn’t she had just rang her up and let her go on with her day?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

212,951 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Yung Miami reveal she meant it when she said a man needs a networth of $100,000,000 to date her and she tell Charlamagne she will never date a regular guy because she like what she like and she’s into nice things so she wants to date someone that is in the same caliber as her🫣🥀

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Yung Miami reveal she meant it when she said a man needs a networth of $100,000,000 to date her and she tell Charlamagne she will never date a regular guy because she like what she like and she’s into nice things so she wants to date someone that is in the same caliber as her🫣🥀

flame

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Frieren had already explained why she sleeps so soundly, without a care in the world. It’s because she trusts Stark with her life. Even during her first journey, her entire party consisted of men who were a bunch of goofballs, yet they always had her back, even in her sleep. Because of that, she could sleep as much as she wanted. She became spoiled in that way, constantly adored and protected by those around her. Fern, however, doesn’t feel the same way. She’s not Frieren. It’s not that she doesn’t trust Stark with her life, she does, but magic has always been the one thing that made her feel truly reliable and strong. Suddenly being unable to sense her magic must feel deeply unsettling and new to her. Still, I love how Stark looked at her and simply said, “I’m here.” It was quite romantic.

Frieren had already explained why she sleeps so soundly, without a care in the world. It’s because she trusts Stark with her life. Even during her first journey, her entire party consisted of men who were a bunch of goofballs, yet they always had her back, even in her sleep. Because of that, she could sleep as much as she wanted. She became spoiled in that way, constantly adored and protected by those around her. Fern, however, doesn’t feel the same way. She’s not Frieren. It’s not that she doesn’t trust Stark with her life, she does, but magic has always been the one thing that made her feel truly reliable and strong. Suddenly being unable to sense her magic must feel deeply unsettling and new to her. Still, I love how Stark looked at her and simply said, “I’m here.” It was quite romantic.

HIM'EL 🗡️ 勇者 #ThankYouMiura

100,456 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

This has always confused me. She tributes to Her dad about never giving up on her and her mom for being her strength in her high school yearbook post. But yet she always says her dad left her after the divorce and her she never had a strong female figure. She said her grandmother on her deathbed asked her to forgive her mom. She said her grandfather was the only male in her life. And she was kicked out at 14. Had to live with a boyfriend and pay for herself. So is she lying about her childhood? Why didn’t she say thank you to her grandfather she says raised her and taught her everything about being who she is? Does it seem weird to you or am I just being a Candace and reading too much into this? How does she say it? It’s not sending me the right vibes.

This has always confused me. She tributes to Her dad about never giving up on her and her mom for being her strength in her high school yearbook post. But yet she always says her dad left her after the divorce and her she never had a strong female figure. She said her grandmother on her deathbed asked her to forgive her mom. She said her grandfather was the only male in her life. And she was kicked out at 14. Had to live with a boyfriend and pay for herself. So is she lying about her childhood? Why didn’t she say thank you to her grandfather she says raised her and taught her everything about being who she is? Does it seem weird to you or am I just being a Candace and reading too much into this? How does she say it? It’s not sending me the right vibes.

Raven Grace 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

33,823 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce