Finally, the day is here. I'm sad? Yes, but my gratitude for ARASHI and for everything they represent in my life is bigger. Thank you for so many years of happiness and for always being my safe place ๐ซโฃ๏ธ #WeareARASHI@arashi5official
The reason Yor was trembling in the previous chapter wasn't because of the kiss, but because of how scared she was after Loid tried to protect her.
So no people, it wasn't because she preferred kissing someone else but Loid ๐
#SPY_FAMILY#SPYXFAMILY
Even though Anya cut off his thoughts, I found it very significant that while he was falling into that loop and thinking about "MY family," she yelled "Papa" from the background ๐ฅน
#SPY_FAMILY#SPYXFAMILY
Things I think are feminist about SxF:
- Yor being canonically stronger than Loid
- The way Yor is developing meaningful relationships with other women (her coworkers, Olka, Melinda) as she heals from her past
- Martha living a fulfilling child-free life following her dreams after the man she loved got married
- Anya and Becky's wholesome friendship- they are distinctly different in Anya's love of action stories and Becky's love of romance, and there is no superiority assigned to these differences
- Handler being a badass spy but also struggling from a very unglamorous realistic depiction of depression, and her healing begins not via a man or baby but by adopting a dog
- Becky's short-lived jealousy towards Yor turning into complete admiration
- Loid defending Yor multiple times against misogyny and cooking and cleaning for her