Watching the Chainsaw Man anime and experiencing the story again, it’s hitting me that Denji is just a good kid who had a shit life. He’s a teen who just needed to be given a chance. Despite how much he says he only saved Power to touch her boobs, it’s clear he saved her because he sympathizes with her struggle. She wanted to save Meowy no matter what, which is something Denji understands.
Not only that, but despite how rude and fowl-mouthed he is, Denji is weirdly considerate of others. He tells civilians in battle to run away. He’s trying his best to behave at Aki’s place. And I feel like all of it is summed up in this line:
He’s grew up in poverty, so he knows how important food is. How you should never waste it and how you should respect the people who make it possible to have. Denji is just a weirdo who needed a chance to actually grow up instead of fighting to survive.
Buy a pretty box/basket/hamper/shelf/trash can and put it right where you always put shit anyway. Screw wherever you’re “supposed” to put things, that’s neurotypical bullshit. I’m not getting up and walking to a drawer, who has that kind of executive function?
Is this coffee table where hair ties go to die? No what are you talking about, they love it here in their cute little box.
Is this hall table where the mailbox threw up? Nah friend that is the trash can next to my front door where I dump envelopes and junk mail the second I come in the door, and the little basket hanging on the wall is where the important mail lives!
Are these earrings just rattling around on that side table because I forgot to take them off before getting in bed? Of course not, look at this pretty tray, this is clearly their home.
Seriously, this changed my life. Bonus points if it doesn’t have a lid or anything—I find I’m less likely to use something if there’s even a single extra step.
Put a bin, a recycling bin and a laundry hamper where you tend to be, bonus if you add a box of cleaning wipes. At your desk, near the couch, in your room, in the kitchen. That’s 70% of the work done.
I love that heidi klum, international super model and tv personality, was like “I’m going to be a worm for halloween” and went for the most horrifying hyper realistic version possible and was quoted saying (in said worm outfit) ‘I want to put a smile on peoples faces’. ma’am I am gagging but I love that for u