During the bridge of Empurple, chanting can be heard behind the main vocals, except for in Mafuyu's part. This chant is "sharp double six four F eight C".

If we change the musical sharp (♯) for a number symbol (#), this makes the hexcode #664F8C, which is a purple color.

OHHH i made a post abt this it's also her hair:

ooh that’s so cool!! Pinning this for me to listen to later

🎈 card redraw

Third time trying to post this LMAO

*LOUD THUNDEROUS APPLAUSE*

i have a new theory called alive internet theory where i propose that the internet is full of real people and you can befriend some of them even and maybe actually kiss them and more

ichikana april fools saved my life actually

characters going “we were lovers once”: eh, it’s okay i guess. it’s nice enough

characters going “we were friends once”: absolutely devastating. one hit knockout i’m gone

(🎀🎨 > ☕️🥞) this was supposed to be for april fools now its a little too real

By the way "some aroace people still date and have sex" and "it's weird how internet spaces makes every single aroace character romance and sex favourable" can and should co-exist. Sincerely, an aroace person

Happy international asexual day!

"Do you want a boyfriend/girlfriend?" no i want a best friend/roommate/soulmate that I can go on silly adventures with and hang out with and have deep intellectual discussions with and we can be life partners without any of the romance stuff

some aces are virgins

some aces love sex

some aces have sexual trauma

some aces don't want sex

some aces masturbate

some aces are teenagers

some aces are in their seventies

some aces dress modestly

some aces wear skimpy clothes

some aces only date aces

some aces don't want romance

and we're all valid : )

EDIT: EVERYONE THAT'S HAVING DISCOURSE IN THE NOTES WILL BE BLOCKED IF YOU'RE BEING AN ASS

Edit edit: Anyone that's confused about how asexuals could love/enjoy/want sex can go read this

happy international asexuality day to aces everywhere!! <3

Palestinian photographer Mahmoud Mana documented 2,500 weddings from 1960-1990. "The images illustrate and document aspects of tradition, society, family, gender, and queerness and tell stories of a changing society." - Raya Manaa, daughter & founder of Al-Ameen Archive Project.

source: @TimTimClub on twitter