I Laminated A Paper Towel

I laminated a paper towel

IM DYING THIS IS THE BEST THING IVE SEEN IN MY WHOLE LIFE

cha cha real smooth

me: say it

hero: no

me: just once

hero:

me: please

hero:

hero: ...you were right

i made a quiz for what your final act as a villain would be, and it would be very cool if you wanted to take it B) 

parents will traumatize you then complain about being inconvenienced by your trauma 🤔

I keep seeing stuff that’s like ‘enemies to lovers is lit, we need some toxicity sometimes’ but like … no? that’s not what the enemies-to-lovers trope is about. 

enemies-to-lovers is about mutual respect. when you go from seeing someone in a negative light to falling in love with them, you see and acknowledge every facet of their personality. in fandom, that means that they can kick your ass, and you know it. the power dynamics aren’t a key part of it - it’s about acknowledgement that you both know every part of each other. you have hated this person, and you have both grown out of why. 

relationships are about growing together, and that’s why enemies-to-lovers takes the cake. when you’ve hated someone, you know their faults. you just choose to see past them and love them for the person they are always becoming, not the person they once were. 

I’d argue that the equalizing aspect of enemies-to-lovers means that when done right it can be a lot more powerful and healthy than other tropes. 

Re-blog this if:

- you’re gay - can read - support gay people - want to hold a match between your fingers as you wander the halls of an ancient castle because it’s your only source of light amidst the ghosts of people long past - are an antelope - or want a chocolate bar.

No one will know which applies.