You know, I was planing to write a long and moving post about me and Tsubasa, how I created my livejournal just to talk about the series (yeah, go look for my first post don't go okay! It was just... rhetoric, thank you Sha!), etc., etc., but since this apparently doesn't conclude the series, I will write it by next chapter. Or when XXXholic ends. Or when I'm 100% sure the story has been concluded. I swear the moving post titled, "Tsubasa and me: a stormy story" will come some day (maybe not with that exact title).

( Tsubasa 232 )

My exam got suspended for the 12. So yeah, you see me here.

Khaos Komix is a webcomic about queer people. I just started reading, and have only read the fifth story called Tom's Story. Which is great. It deal with trans issues without being tragic and melodramatic. It's humorous and realistic, I think it's very positive, but also can be very triggering.

Tom's story is the story of a trans man, we also see something of Charlie's story, a trans woman who is his friend. Trans people in fiction well depicted. I know. It may not be perfect, nothing is, but it's damn good. Fresh air since trans people are extremely disrespected in media.

( Tom's story, kinda spoilery )

I have to admit I haven't finished Tom's story, but it looks really good so far. Very recommended.

In other issue: Tsubasa fandom. Get over yourself. Entitled Fandom should be a second name for CLAMP's fandom. *rolls eyes to the infinite*

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, YURIIIII!!!!

Damn, I fail so much, ILU HON! I hope you have had a wonderful day! &hearts I was going to prepare you something (anything! XD), but I got the lj-reminder three days ago, and then... OTL

Things I learned today:

- Mean POC are mean.
-White people are innocent and never have to be called out on their clueless behaviors. I'm a bitch for doing so.
- Don't harsh other people's fun.
- People are exhibiting the same behaviors, the same old arguments with the same straw-men again, again, and again.
ETA: Totally forgot. THERE AREN'T ASIAN ACTORS IN HOLLYWOOD. I know that isn't a classic.
Daughter of ETA: I forgot one of my favorites: Calling out a offense (oppression, obviously) is always worse than being offensive.
Dude, I could continue with this all day.

So many NEW things!

And I bet someone will come some day again with the "this has never been discussed before!" thing.