Koveting of Apollo's Goddess
Pics of Me, the Blogger (Click Kohl Kovet next to the Title) #Kohl Kovet
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This is a memorial tattoo for my dog Rocky, who sadly passed away last year due to an illness. I had him from the age of 10 til the age of 20 and he was such a huge part of mine and my families life, and I still miss him every day. I chose to get a rose tattooed, because when we buried him I planted a rose bush on his grave. It continued to flower, even into the winter months and I felt a connection, like his soul was keeping it alive, and it was a reminder to me that he was with me in spirit. So now, with a rose on my arm, it’s a constant reminder of him and that a part of him will always be with me.
It was done by Aimee Cornwell at Physical Graffiti in Cardiff, UK. (Though she is soon moving to Swansea Tattoo Company, UK. She’s amazing!)
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*squee*
That beautiful expression, that beautiful speech, directed towards Ulquiorra. <3
You reblogged this graphic, from someone who clearly does not like UlquiHime and this was NOT made for that pairing, with such an idiotic comment?
Jesus.
If you’re going to reblog a post that’s great, but leave the stupid replies out of it, especially when they’re wrong and you’re ignoring the context of her words in that instant. That was her answer after Ulquiorra told her she’s going to die in the tower, alone, without her friends.
It is her post but I interpret that scene in a totally different way than she does.
Am I insulting her? Her pairings?
No, I’m squeeing about the particular scene that moment is from.
And what if I didn’t know who she was or what her pairings were? Do you expect everyone to go through a person’s blog to make sure they don’t offend sensitive feelings because their interpretation may be different than the original posters?
Yes, her expression and words are directed at Ulquiorra, that’s what I said. What about that is out of context?
If you’re going to scold me about where I put a comment, leave the interpretation argument out of it. He is blunt and dismissive of her beliefs, but she still holds that strength and ability to give a significant, lovely answer. Excuse me if I found that a bit beautiful.
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