i was thinking about this a lot and i want to say that one of the best feelings is the feeling of healing.
it's like you sitting in your yard there is a little windy or rainy you just enjoying it and suddenly like oh! there is the life goes on and i feel that i'm alive i'm actually living and not just surviving anymore. it's like waking up after the worst nightmare.
it's hard to explain but lately i feel this pretty often and that's wonderful thing to realise. it's wonderful to know that even if you've been through a lot you can still be fine and nothing bad will continue forever. bad times will end. and now it's not just someone else's words it's something you can actually feel in your heart and mind.
oh my god Dirk fully sees himself as Pechorin from Mikhael Lermontov's novel "A Hero of Our Time" in season 2!
(here's why and also why he's better than that, because I don't want to prepare for my literature exam that much)
Season-2 Dirk is forever doubting himself and wondering about his purpose. He goes on and on about hurting everyone around him, going through life chasing rainbows and leaving a trail of dead people behind. Well.
Pechorin (1841, strong romantism motives + realism) is a character who represents all of that. He even describes himself as 'the fate's axe'. However, he, being all the worst qualities of the romantic, byronic heroes, is actually awful and doesn't need the universe to help him hurt other people.
In every part of the novel, he makes life of others miserable. He doesn't pass the test of love, or friendship; he gets at least six young ladies and gentlemen killed or dishonoured, he seriously disrupts lives of even more people.
And he does it - wait for it - because he's bored. Nothing supernatural or weird happens. He just makes ladies fall in love with him to prove that he can, then abandons them and/or getting them killed; stages a duel, goes over his head for cold blooded revenge and mercilessly kills someone. He's just like that.
He also explores the idea of fate, puts his life at mortal peril and gets someone else killed instead.
And here's the difference between him and Dirk: Dirk doesn't quit being a friend. He does his best to resist the universe hurting those around him. He actually cares.
That's why watching Dirk feeling so bad about himself hurts so much - because it's not that supernatural, it's not that unimaginable in real life.
So yeah. Absolutely love the show and the character that Max Landis wrote and Samuel Barnett portrayed so well.
sometimes i think about how i hate goverment in my poor beautiful country and cry about every homophobic law in here
and then i paint my nails in pink-violet-blue because it's the only way i can riot and suddenly i feel that i can do something even if it's small
"thank you tamino amir" we all say in unison for making user krkkvon draw.
btw i've got a 9 out of 10 happy happy happy
i wrote a study for my art history classes about portrets of komitas in armenian art and i'm very proud of it i hope i'll get a good grade ( if not i'm going to throw myself out of the window )
im sooo late but here’s armenian miku!!
(bonus under the cut)
Happy family
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it's only the beginning of the academic year but i'm already dead bitch who thought that classes 'till 10 pm is a good idea
she/her ; 19 ; bi-ace ; armenian ; rus, eng ; i just draw&write stuff sometimes ; game design student.
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