Armed with Excalibur, Rhi must learn to control both her ability to see magic as color and her hunger to possess it, but an ancient magic keeps calling to her with a fire she may not be able to resist, even if it destroys the world.
The choices caught up in color and magic are never black and white.
i need some friendship advice nonas, specifically about communication and honesty between close-ish friends
so i was out of the friendship game for a while due to isolating myself because of mi issues and i'm now friends with someone i've known for 2 years and we've been through a lot together and i consider her a very close friend
this friend has always wanted a big family (her real family is pretty small and she was a single child) and she's nearing her late 20s and desperately wants to find "the one" and settle down and have 5 kids and she's very in love with the idea of love, y'know?
so she constantly has a new bf and is always on the hunt for "the one" which props for her but i met her most recent bf on the weekend and while i kinda liked him at first - he seemed down to earth and genuine and pretty nice, he kept making weird comments about caitlyn jenner. he was making ignorant, transphobic comments and always called her "bruce" and even went on about how there's "not enough real men in this world anymore." things got worse when he made some anecdote about at his job having to do a security check of this "little feminine guy's" luggage and finding a huge dildo and being so disgusted and some other homophobic stuff which my friend and her mom gently disagreed with. and then some other random military stanning comments
suffice to say i'm not impressed and i'm kind of disappointed in my friend for giving him a pass on a lot of his comments especially since one of her best friends is a more effeminate gay guy and we kind of came out to each other bi earlier this year
and she just sent me this text message: "what did you think of my bf? honestly." and i want her to be happy and i don't want to upset her and rain on her parade but i kind of want to be honest too but nice about it? idkkk i'm sorry for rambling pls halp
Re: how do I friendship (tw for transphobia/homophobia)
Ugh man, don’t get me started on that. I know the basement dweller neckbeard is one of America’s male stereotypes but nothing beats its German counterpart. The pasty, aggressive, frustrated and entitled white man who believes women are “b*tches” and they are gonna get themselves a proper Thai girlfriend (or some other “exotic” young woman of color). I am very, very lucky in that when they learn I am Peruvian, any and all exotism dissipates because they believe Latina women are also “b*tches” with a hot temper who will somehow oppress them or something.
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