sadfishkid:
“journal comics
#6 august
” sadfishkid:
“journal comics
#6 august
” sadfishkid:
“journal comics
#6 august
” sadfishkid:
“journal comics
#6 august
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cocktailjjrs:

At 15, a boy desperate to find a way to end his own life or to find a meaning in the thing called living, meets another boy who is not sure of his own origins or his humanity for that matter, and decides living is worth giving a shot, and completely believing in others humanity

And at 22, trying to stay alive because now he actually have something he wants to protect, but he gets shot in head by that one person, who is not under control of himself, not human anymore… and it just ends there… incomplete

idk of I should laugh at the irony or drown in my own tears…

Me going back and forth between ‘he’ll live’ - 'he’s dead’ - 'oh he’s definitely not dying like this’ - 'holy shit this is actually happening and it’s NOT a drill’

zephyrrr-strike:

uhhh uhhh uhhh this page parallels soukoku’s first meeting i’m normal about this. whenever chuuya has the upper hand he’s looking down at dazai

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also…… uh

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chapter 109 dazai

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fifteen dazai

this also goes for when dazai has the advantage i guess….. to be fair he’s always looking down on chuuya bc chuuya is like 5ft tall

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i don’t think this is anything, it’s just something i noticed lol

fynori:

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im coping (poorly)

kogla:

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“Why I couldn’t be enough?”


The worst part is that now Crowley would believe that he just wasn’t enough to make him stay or that he only would want him as an Angel QnQ

illustoryart:

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“Space can be very lonely. And the greatest adventure is having someone share it with you.”

(Doctor Who)

thevelvetgoldmine:

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01.06 | The Very Last Day of the Rest of Their Lives

02.06 | Every Day

mymycorrhizae:

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Crowley tempting Aziraphale with food

psikonauti:

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Attila Kővári (Hungarian,b.1951)

The Foreign, 2018

Oil on Canvas

customer569330:

John Alcorn illustration for Redbook, 1969

(via psikonauti)