How does one interact with literally any version of the Vampire Chronicles without dunking on it. I do not understand any other way to live.

thedevilsrain:

from eroica with love (1976) illustrations by yasuko aoike

martinijordan:

sketchy sketchy. (meme source)

fuzziiwuzzii:

🔥JUDGEMENT🔥
Here is my Claudia for the #IWTVtarot deck :D It was SO fun to be a part of this and see what everyone created!!
I was inspired by Rider–Waite’s Judgement and the second half of Interview with the Vampire (book). I’m really happy with what I came up with <3 I was VERY ambitious with this, it took me FOREVER but it was so worth it ;u;

animefeminist:

What Role Are You Playing? Communication, queerness, and neurodivergence in Yuri is My Job!

ALT

Content Warning: discussion of ableism and queerphobia

Spoilers for vol. 1-5 of Yuri is My Job!

Miscommunication is one of the oldest and easiest narrative devices in fiction. The tragic lovers die because of a miscarried message; the protagonist becomes convinced that they’re hated because they didn’t stay to eavesdrop for ten seconds longer; the reveal of a minor misunderstanding suddenly has the power to torpedo an entire relationship. For some, the concept is so overused that it’s automatically linked with contrivance and bad writing—and no genre faces this criticism more than romance. That’s what makes Yuri is My Job! so refreshing. In the process of building a will-they-won’t-they story, it explores the gendered, neurotypical, and heteronormative expectations that are built into social interaction.

Read it at Anime Feminist!

animefeminist:

What Role Are You Playing? Communication, queerness, and neurodivergence in Yuri is My Job!

ALT

Content Warning: discussion of ableism and queerphobia

Spoilers for vol. 1-5 of Yuri is My Job!

Miscommunication is one of the oldest and easiest narrative devices in fiction. The tragic lovers die because of a miscarried message; the protagonist becomes convinced that they’re hated because they didn’t stay to eavesdrop for ten seconds longer; the reveal of a minor misunderstanding suddenly has the power to torpedo an entire relationship. For some, the concept is so overused that it’s automatically linked with contrivance and bad writing—and no genre faces this criticism more than romance. That’s what makes Yuri is My Job! so refreshing. In the process of building a will-they-won’t-they story, it explores the gendered, neurotypical, and heteronormative expectations that are built into social interaction.

Read it at Anime Feminist!

theunvanquishedzims:

infinitevariety:

aziraphalelookedwretched:

The best part is it’s impossible to tell who’s arguing for legal weed

vamppilled:

hi first time posting my art on tumblr here’s armand with his blender

nasnyys:

trouble in paradise. mwahah

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animefeminist:

Chatty AF 187: Yuri Is My Job! Retrospective

Alex, Vrai, and Toni shine a spotlight on one of the best modern yuri available, its genre commentary, and its cast of lovable disaster girls.

Episode Information

Date Recorded: June 24th 2023
Hosts: Alex, Vrai, Toni

Episode Breakdown

0:00:00 Intros
0:01:53 Background
0:03:11 Spoiler Warning
0:03:56 Summary
0:12:22 Parody? Satire? Deconstruction?
0:23:56 Hime
0:28:32 Mitsuki
0:33:46 Hime AND Mitsuki
0:37:12 Kanoko
0:40:22 Sapphism, voyeurism, and femininity
0:49:26 Sumika
0:51:47 The anime ending
1:01:30 Final thoughts
1:03:57 Outro