No Offense But The Quote “The Truth Is What I Make It. I Could Set This World On Fire And Call It Rain.”

-darling, take that mask off-

#tfw he literally turns you on 😏

“Historically, whenever women [especially young women] are interested in a form of media, we like to tell them it is bad for them and that they are bad for liking it — unless the media goes mainstream, in which case it becomes no longer feminine and hence okay. Novels are dangerous and cause insanity, until they become classics worthy of being studied in college. Beatlemania is the province of ‘the dull, the idle, the failures,’ until the Beatles become a band that everyone loves. Women are so attacked for loving the media they love that it is a radical act for a woman to love something unashamedly. And transformative fandom is the most radical act of all, because it reverses that ‘lady thing to respectable thing’ process. It takes a piece of media that may not have been designed for women and makes it for women.”

— Constance Grady, Why we’re terrified of fanfiction (via fluffycakesistainted)

Fena Pirate Princess EP:6 - Mutiny on the Blue Giant

There is no world in which I will accept death as a appropriate ending to a character who has battled inner demons and faced insurmountable challenges and fought to do the right thing. Redemption is powerful because a character is forced to live with their choices. Killing off a redeemed character is a disservice to their arc -- it is infinitely more complicated and interesting consider redemption long-term than to just kill a character off. I want to see them living with their choices, because living is so much harder than dying.

…Where you go, I shall go; where you die, I shall die, and there will I be buried

Rosamund Hodge, Cruel Beauty (via aheartwhispers)

The Force is strong in my family.

my not so subtle casual reminder that bellarke is not heteronormative and represents bisexuality too. 

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