text | they push and pull and won't bend to your will

[spes_phthisica]

Soujirou Katsuki shared a photo. January 15th near Apprassage

well, I guess that settles it... you know, there's a point where denial isn't worth it anymore （＾。＾；） for those who don't know much about Japanese history (like me), this is a Shinsengumi haori, because apparently I really am a century old samurai? except probably an alternate universe one or something. it's weird. either that or my old memories were from a really dedicated historical reenactor w serious delusions also, MY EYES ARE PURPLE NOW. so that's a thing ◔_◔ I guess I get to join the club of other people who have to pretend to be wearing contacts all the time oh! I guess I was also going to ask, how many here have memories that are like... normal, I guess? (‘◇’) well obviously memories of 1860s Japan is weird, but what I mean is that there's nothing supernatural about them. well almost... there's one that seems different. but the rest of them have no super powers, no monsters, nothing like that. it just looks like the past.

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[spes_phthisica]

more like, "hey friend I've known since childhood, I used to own you, I think"
v e r y awkward

but oh gosh, I didn't mean to be insensitive ＜(。_。)＞ I honestly don't know that much about newsboys, so I expressed myself ignorantly. sorry.
but you still (supposedly) met someone famous from history? I guess that narrows it down a bit... from 1847 to 1911, according to wikipedia. so around the same time my memories are from, though I'm guessing not in Japan?

[insantafe]

On the one hand, you know they've got your back since you've fought together before. On the other, sentient swords? Weird.

Don't worry about it, I'm still learning about them myself. All I really know is that I got people into a lot of trouble. I don't know how, exactly, or if it ever got fixed, just that it happened.
It must be the same Pulitzer then, because it was in New York. Manhattan, to be exactly. He mentioned fighting in a war, too, and the civil war here in the States ended in 1865, so it'd have to be sometime after then. I can't say I'm all that happy to know him, though. You wouldn't think a guy like that would deserve to have some big award named after him, but I guess that's the power of money.

[spes_phthisica]

well I already knew that
we used to do kendo together haha

that sounds like really troubling memories to have (◕︿◕) feeling like you got people in trouble must be rough
was he really awful? I guess historical people really don't need to be anything like we think they were like now. I know the person I was seems pretty different from how people seem to imagine him.