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Haven't finished the manga yet but im in love <3 currently in the midst of maybe having my first romantic relationship & reading this at the same time makes me all warm and fuzzy! the newly released volumes are soooo gorgeous (very excited for volumes 3 & 4). recommend if you're into well-dressed characters, friends to lovers, & being young & in love)
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"I hate white. It pretends to be pure, yet can be dyed any shade. Itβs the most seductive color"
whether it's the manga or the anime, both are excellent. josei by the creator of nana.
yukari's in her senior year of high school, but she feels like she's missed out on life after spending most of hers dedicated to school. she stumbles upon a group of fashion students running the atelier Paradise Kiss, or ParaKiss, who take her off her path and bring her into the world of high fashion. artsy angsty young adult hijinks ensue.
coming of age existential crisis type shit. every flavor of disaster queer. absolutely beautiful art.
this show has meant everything to me since i was a younger and it only feels more resonant with me as i've grown older. whole thing's up on youtube, could not rec enough
Apr 15, 2024
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I really like manga lol
both by ino asano
Jan 15, 2025
Absolute manga
The day to day of a part time worker in his late 20s, the harsh but sincere granny he befriends and his 18 years old cousin who just started college.
It delves into the insecurities and conflicts these characters struggle with, and through its ensemble cast really explores different perspectives and challenges of each chapter of someone's life. At the same time it really is about the small but certain happiness in one's life.
Really recommend for anyone looking for a light reading or is feeling a little stuck.
Jan 4, 2025
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She's a textbook baddie in my book tbh. Her paintings are powerful, dramatic, emotional, and fierce. A lot of them center around powerful biblical women in representations that weren't common for the time (one of the most popular is Susanna and the Elders). I adore her representation of angry women <3
Self-Portrait as the Allegory of Painting (1638-1639)
Nov 10, 2024
thinking about Frankenstein as a story of birth, motherhood, & loss. really makes me rethink a lot that happens in the story & what Shelley was going through at the time. here's a link to a really cool article that discusses a lot of really neat reinterpretations of the novel.
Apr 21, 2024
college radios are always fun to listen to, but Iβm mostly familiar with WOZQ 91.9 FM the Smith College radio.
Apr 22, 2024