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private lessons with the councillor

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they're a bit silly with it

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biggest L i've had to take from morning people is that the hours between 5 - 9 am really do have 7x as much time in them than the ones between 9 pm - 1 am and you can get your whole day's worth of shit done by noon

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An average day between the leaders.

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You’re my soda pop my little soda pop 🥰

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piltie vi AU

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Tired from practice 🫣

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got caught lacking while watching K-Pop Demon Hunters and now i’m shipping a heterosexual ship DURING PRIDE MONTH 😭😭😭😭

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Give me that seven-year time skip Melvik or give me death

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are we gonna talk about the fact that he literally gifted his soul to her????

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Reveck siblings

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"We've both changed, Mel, but are we beyond repair?"

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wow the ep8 throuple reunion sure was heart wrenching

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celebrating melvik week with some sketches 🫡

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Thinking of… her… after a workout..

I feel like Camilla could fix my depression

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I think one of the reasons that Bridgerton season 2 hits especially hard for me is because the enemies to lovers trope, especially in a regency setting, made it so that Kate did not have to “fit in” in any way to get her romance.

The first time Anthony meets her, she’s riding astride. The first time they talk, she outright argues with him. He recognises it, Anthony himself says, “the rules are meaningless [to her]”. She calls him out when he assumes she won’t be able to manage a gun. She plays pall mall just like he does, with equal intensity, just as competitive. And that’s who he falls in love with.

Throughout the course of the story, she never has to change herself, dull her sharp wit, or chip away anything of her personality, for him to notice her and be attracted to her, for him to fall in love with her.

There’s no grand makeover, for him to finally notice her, because he’s always seen her for who she is, from the very first time they met and he began falling for her from that very moment. Her personality is not portrayed as a flaw that he loves her in inspite of, but rather the very core of the reason he is in love with her.

And in season 3, we see that marriage doesn’t change that either. She still banters with him, and he’s still going around telling everyone who will listen that his marriage is perfect.

Because, to be loved is to be known and Anthony has loved her from the moment they raced each other in that park and he’s known her as she is since then too.