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grrm unimaginably funny and real for hating harry potter and writing power scaling fan fiction about it. i think my awesome 35 year old morally grey knight oc would beat the shit out of hermione cringer

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I wonder why... 😇

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"... a stark reminder that genocide is about more than just the premeditated mass extinguishing o human life; it's also about the calculated, and often vindictive, destruction of a people's culture, language, history, and shared sites of community." [source: Gabrielle Bates on X, formerly known as Twitter. 11/27/23.] Original post they are responding to on Literary Hub: "Gaza's main public library has been destroyed."

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the key around his neck, pretty face and the tanned skin!!

EREN FANARTISTS ARE YOU LISTENING TO ME 😭🤌🏼

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accidentally read white fictional ice hockey yaoi and what can I say Shane and ilya are very cute

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He's doing his victory snoopy dance

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See well now I can’t stop thinking about it

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I don't even stan Mikasa but "she only cares about Eren" will never be a point for why she's poorly written. She does care about her friends, literally the "mom" friend and is the first to help gabi and falco. It's just that a majority of her scenes are with Eren(mc privilege).

But even so she's allowed to be selfish, she only cares about saving one boy? fine 👌🏼. She's allowed that. She would've never chosen the corps if he didn't, she wanted a quiet life with him and she's allowed to wish for that.

People love male characters doing the "idc about anyone else but (my love interest) ", why do different standards apply to her?

There is a lot to say about isayama failing to do justice to his female characters, some start off strong and get sidelined as the story moves past, then get shoved into a romantic plot? (Annie, Mikasa), few are well written,however briefly it may be(gabi,historia, og ymir )

I am asking you to look at this from a completely unbiased view, regardless of who your favourite character/ship is especially because this is such a common criticism for her.

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“I don’t need luck. I don’t want it. I’ve always had to struggle and fight, and that’s made me strong. It’s made me who I am.”

Daenerys Targaryen // Prince Zuko Parallels

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couldn't exactly put my finger on it but gendry is so anime shoujo mc, messy bangs that fall on his eyes, bright blue eyes, black hair?! muscled but very respectful towards arya and the banter ✨🙏🏼???

boy is an honorary member of the kageyamaverse y'all please stay with me

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CALENDAR REQUEST FROM MOM: 2 P.M. WEST WING FIRST FLOOR, INTERNATIONAL ETHICS & SEXUAL IDENTITY DEBRIEF

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the movie really missed the opportunity to give us a Alex "study motivation" reel 😤

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i love her, your honor

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MAINSTREAM YAOI IS THRIVING EVERYONE

The gays are winning btw

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“DAENERYS BECOMING A VILLAIN MAKES MORE SENSE IN THE BOOKS!”

What actually happens in the books: Daenerys Targaryen tends to be lenient (to her detriment in ADWD) in most cases. Indeed, seven people (Skahaz mo Kandaq, Daario Naharis,  Groleo, Hizdahr zo Loraq, Brown Ben Plumm, Reznak mo Reznak and Strong Belwas; eight if you count Tyrion Lannister’s thoughts on how she should’ve handled the siege of Meereen) are seen advising Dany to use violence (or to tolerate violence against marginalized people, in Hizdahr’s case) and she rejects all of them.

On HBO: Show!Daenerys feeds a Meereenese noble to her dragons and doesn’t care if he’s truly guilty of the Harpy’s Sons’ murders, which never happens in the books (where she cares about only punishing the actual culprits).  Show!Daenerys suggests to show!Hizdahr that she might burn Meereen someday, which never happens in the books (she refuses to use her dragons throughout most of ADWD and stops Hizdahr from killing Tyrion and Penny).  Show!Daenerys plans to crucify the masters, burn their fleets and kill their soldiers, which never happens in the books and show!Tyrion urges her to be merciful (it’s the opposite in the books: he’s shown to be more ruthless than her). Show!Daenerys is criticized  by show!Tyrion for her “temper” (and the audience is meant to agree with him) after she executed the Tarlys, never mind that 1) Tyrion also burned his enemies in battle and 2) Jon executed Janos Slynt for less and tried to stab Alliser Thorne due to an insult (while Dany chose to be merciful to Ghael even after he literally spat on her face). Show!Jon is outraged by show!Dany’s (OOC) decision to kill children when, in the books, his book counterpart claims to be willing to kill Gilly’s child and his child hostages if Gilly and the Free Folk disobey his orders and book!Dany herself is unable to kill her child hostages.

GRRM: By Season 5 and 6, and certainly 7 and 8, I was pretty much out of the loop.

GRRM:  Azor Ahai shall be born again amidst smoke and salt to wake dragons out of stone. | GRRM:  He is the prince that was promised, and his is the song of ice and fire. | GRRM:  No one ever looked for a girl. […] The language misled us all for a thousand years. Daenerys is the one, born amidst salt and smoke. The dragons prove it. | GRRM: Well of course the two outlying ones, the things that are going on north of the Wall and Daenerys Targaryen on the other continent with her dragons are of course the Ice and Fire of the title, the Song of Ice and Fire. | GRRM:  Fire is love, fire is passion, fire is sexual ardor and all of these things. Ice is betrayal, ice is revenge, ice is… you know, that kind of cold inhumanity and all that stuff is being played out in the books. | HOTD (note that GRRM himself told them about Aegon’s prophecy):  And if the world of men is to survive, a Targaryen must be seated on the Iron Throne. A king or queen strong enough to unite the realm against the cold and the dark. Aegon called his dream ‘The Song of Ice and Fire’.

GRRM:  As I write these last two books, I’ll be moving towards the endings that I’ve known since 1991. | GRRM in the 1993 outline:  Five central characters will make it through all three volumes, however, growing from children to adults and changing the world and themselves in the process. In a sense, my trilogy is almost a generational saga, telling the life stories of these five characters, three men and two women. The five key players are Tyrion Lannister, Daenerys Targaryen, and three of the children of Winterfell, Arya, Bran, and the bastard Jon Snow.

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its been too long i miss my wifes

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whenever someone’s too enthusiastically hating on female characters I become a beacon of feminism, I put her on that pedestal and worship her because she’s divine (I also hate her but I don’t like the way you’re hating her so now she’s my favorite character)