Sword Art Online: An Unlasting Franchise
Have you ever wondered whether there is an anime that is popular but also equally hated? That’s SAO for you. SAO aka Sword Art Online… Read More »Sword Art Online: An Unlasting Franchise
Have you ever wondered whether there is an anime that is popular but also equally hated? That’s SAO for you. SAO aka Sword Art Online… Read More »Sword Art Online: An Unlasting Franchise
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What is a ‘Metalhead’? Do they really worship satan because they use satanic theme? Find out the answers by clicking the link in our bio for the piece written by Rizki Azhar Ramadhan titled “Are You Satanist?” A Common Question When You Live As a Metalhead.
Seemingly trippy with all of the flowers and festivals, Ari Aster’s Midsommar (2019) is actually a compelling critic on how a patriarchal society fractures women in their lives. In this piece, Tashia concerns on the way Midsommar, from an entirely different point of view, celebrates the most natural and primitive parts of the female existence herself.
What do we do when we’re procrastinating? That’s right, we binge-watch series and movies!
Orwell describes doublethink as “the power of holding two contradictory beliefs in one’s mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them.”