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Urm yh I do not rlly have anyone to tell but I got 53/60 on my math test I wish I had done better but my teacher said I did good and 38/40 on my bio test which was the best in the class yes I made this post because I am craving validation and compliments now bye bye

I’m not saying Griffith did everything right, I’m saying he wasn’t evil, and from his own perspective, he didn’t do anything wrong. Most people hate him because of the Eclipse...because he sacrificed his friends, did terrible things to Casca, and made Guts’s life worse. But you guys forgets what he did before the Eclipse. His strategies won wars, his leadership ended conflicts, and his ambition inspired others to believe in something greater than themselves. Without him, most of the soldiers in the Band of the Hawk would’ve died meaninglessly in battle. Griffith was a man with a dream. From the start, he made it clear that he would do anything to achieve his goal (to build a kingdom where he could rule and bring order to a chaotic world).And he actually did that. He lifted countless people out of poverty, gave them purpose, and united them under a single vision. What he did to his friends is truly unforgivable, but remember Griffith never tried to act like a saint. For him, his dream always came first. To be honest, he’s one of the most inspiring fictional characters ever created [ He sacrificed everything, including his humanity, just to fulfill his dream.] Even Guts knew how far Griffith could go, that’s exactly why he admired him. Under Falconia, people live safer lives. He gave humanity a place to breathe again. Compared to all the good he has done, his dark actions, while terrible, can at least be understood if you put emotion aside. People only hate him because Berserk is told from Guts’s perspective — we feel for Guts, so we see Griffith as the villain. But if you look at it without emotion, Griffith really did nothing wrong. You proly heard this quote “We all are bad in someone else’s story.” Griffith is the perfect example of that. What he did during the Eclipse was a sacrifice one made for something greater. In conclusion: Griffith did nothing wrong. In a twisted way, he became what the world demanded him to be. He achieved what no ordinary man could, and in the end....he created a world where people could finally live peacefully under his rule. [Just ignore what he did to casca].

Every time I open this site I'm bombarded with the most mentally ill takes on the internet. The amount of pseudo intellectuals in this community only rivals reddit

the title says it all... i have talked to many people on this site n befriended many people... also did sm controversial posts which im not so proud of xD but in the end DO YALL KNOW ME? if yes then can u tell 1 incident from which u remember me?

I joined on 5th September(last month) and Today is 22nd October. it took me Around 48 days/1 month& 18 days to reach the rank. its not like i was SPAMMING the comments or Anything. for me its like i comment and i get Good likes on them. i mean i comment on famous/Trending (Airing) Anime and i got Quite a bunch of likes on them. i saw some people who joined like 3 months ago and they already reached Dolphin(Last rank) so i don't think its any special or extra ordinary or Anything But still tell me about yours story about how long it took u to reach it.

I honestly don’t get why people keep calling Attack on Titan a “masterpiece of storytelling.” It’s not. It’s edgy nationalism fanfiction with a grim aesthetic and just enough philosophical buzzwords to make you think it’s profound. People say “it’s about the cycle of hatred” or “it’s morally gray,” but the truth is that it simplifies complex real-world issues into cartoonish trauma p o r n and revenge logic. Eren’s entire “freedom” arc is just incoherent rage repackaged as destiny. And don’t even get me started on the ending — it’s not tragic or poetic, it’s just lazy moral relativism. The show builds up this huge ideological tension and then refuses to actually say anything meaningful. “Everyone’s a victim.” Yeah, cool, that’s not insight, that’s a cop-out. The fandom treats AoT like it’s the next 1984 or The Brothers Karamazov, when it’s really a well-animated revenge fantasy that dips into fascist imagery without having the guts to challenge it. It’s shock value pretending to be depth. If you actually want a series that handles trauma, ideology, and generational violence with maturity, go watch Made in Abyss or Vinland Saga. Attack on Titan is just “edgy Naruto for adults.”