My Favourite Trope Has Always Been Slow-burn Enemies To Lovers. I Couldn't Comprehend Why For A While,

My favourite trope has always been slow-burn enemies to lovers. I couldn't comprehend why for a while, but I simply think that it has to do with my own expectations and standards, right?

Like beyond the sexual tension and physical attraction that you could get out of a "love at first sight" romance. Or even the mutual appreciation that's already founded in a "friends to lovers" plot. The enemies to lovers arc is usually, if not always, about how two characters came to fall in love after accepting the other's flaws and acknowledging their faults before realising they got a pretty good side. They have only seen the bad but can't seem to distance themselves from this person. Add in the slow burn when they really have seen it all at this point and still can't let them go.

And it's sad, but I have always felt like my flaws are so much more visible. They just stand out. Therefore, people may have to spend too much time with me to actually like me, let alone fall in love with me. And they probably are gonna dislike being around me before doing so as well. But then at least they know what to expect and how to manage (if that makes sense) so the relationship would hopefully last ?(〃ω〃)

What's your favourite trope and why?

I love suki and sokka so much 💓. They were just two teenagers fighting in a war, trying to get by. They managed to find comfort in one another. Then they ended up falling for each other. In the midst of it all, they weren't sure if they would meet again . But when they found each other again, in jail, it was clear for both there is nothing that could separate them now.

So yeah sukka, power couple.

Ain't nothing more satisfying than examining your notes after three hours of writing, scribbling, and madness, and realizing they resemble works of art fit for the Louvre.

I mean no I still don't understand what this theorem is about but at least it looks cute highlighted in purple🤭.

The best thing about zuko's redemption arc is the fact that he RELAPSED. Something that I have never seen before. It's such a good idea and it tells us so much about his character and story.

He's a confused fella who only wanted to be appreciated and get his honor back. That was his main focus.

Therfore a redemption is a hard thing to process. Especially when all you have ever been taught is how your nation deserves greatness no matter how you get it.

So he commits the unthinkable, fights alongside his sister, betrays Katara, betrays his LOVING UNCLE and goes back to his father and his "home" a hero.

But as soon as he's back, he doesn't feel fulfilled. He actually starts questioning his father's plans. He starts realising how cruel all this may be. Then finally he chooses to work out what to do next, what his real destiny might be. And boom everything falls into place. I mean yeah he gets a little nudge from his LOVING UNCLE but he still moves on his own.

He leaves to get his honor back again. Though this time it's for good and it's by DOING good. Since he also understands that no one is giving you your honor or taking it away. You alone affects it and that's just beautiful.

So yeah thank you for enjoying this Ted talk😘.

Uncle Iroh is such a cool character:

Best father figure

His jokes are genuinely funny

He makes the best tea

Supports you and helps you find the right path

Gives vague but useful advice

Has got experience

Has learnt many lessons that he's happy to transmit

Has been tested and approved by dragons then lied about killing them to protect them.

Soooo strong and humble about it ( a little bit hihi)

Loves music and is quite talented ngl.

He BREATHES actual fire.

And what a flirt iykyk.

RIP Matthew Perry.

Always in our hearts 💕 .