Mk
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I think a lot of people miss what the author was trying to explore. Rudy wasn’t introduced as a role model. He was introduced as someone who wasted his life after years of bullying, isolation, and shutting himself off from the world. People like that exist in real life today. They’re socially withdrawn, emotionally stunted, and escape into fantasy because reality has completely defeated them. The fantasy isn’t there to reward Rudy’s past. It’s there to ask a question: “If someone who completely failed at life was given a genuine second chance, could they become a better person?” You don’t have to like Rudy. You don’t have to forgive everything he does. But reducing the entire story to “the author supports this behavior” ignores the larger theme of redemption, growth, and rebuilding a life from absolute rock bottom. Sometimes it’s worth asking what a story is trying to explore instead of assuming it’s endorsing every action its protagonist takes. #mushoku_tensei












🚨 Lula lidera o 1º e 2º turno para a eleição presidencial, segundo pesquisas de julho.




socialism isnt pro-free speech and thats a good thing



É claro que o amor é político imagina tu ter consciência de classe, defender pautas sociais, ser contra escala 6x1 e o seu amor tá compartilhando vídeo do Nikolas Ferreira

White man meets logic..



















