The hardest part of any relationship is when the parents meet your significant other. There could be moments of judgement, teardowns of the things you love about your +1, and various other things that could add some bruises to your
Jujutsu Kaisen has grown to become one of the hottest shonen manga series of the last couple of years. It’s a no-brainer why it’s appealed to readers all over the globe, thanks to its great battles and fun characters. (Readers
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With the Goodwill Event reaching an unfortunate end, Jujutsu Kaisen returns to its main focus: killing curses and finding fingers to swallow. But in the seventh volume — instead of Itadori — it’s Fushiguro that’s given more of a spotlight
Double standards exist everywhere. People often deal with backlash that their opposites wouldn’t receive. This is very evident when it comes to gender norms and roles, as some folks tend to be weirded out when a person of one sex
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The spy game is not an easy one to play, no matter who you are in the player’s bracket. This has been very evident to Twilight, the master of disguise who has been chosen to take on a daunting task
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Pets are an amazing addition to anyone’s life. They bring you joy, comfort, and — in some instances — some extra first-world problem gripes. Hidekichi Matsumoto gets this being a canine and feline owner (as well as a tiny lizard),