Me After Hearing The News About Quentin And Queliot

Why does everybody hate 13 reasons why 3 for trying to show Bryce realising he was a monster and trying to change but nobody gives a shit about letting a person who killed another person go free and making it seem like it's a total hero move

Seriously you can like Alex, and I liked him too, but he pushed an immobile person into freezing water and watched him drown. You can't say it's okay, because it fucking isn't.

And the fact that he didn't have the guts to confess when the police literally arrested Clay in front of the whole school, or when Zach was ready to take the blame, just shows that he is weak. I'm sorry to break it, but it doesn't sum up to a good person

I didn't want to ship. But it seems I do

FELLAS IS IT GAY IF—

I wonder if they cried in this interview too

The two cannot fucking go one interview without sobbing about each other

Love them to death

Many people in the fandom are convinced that SandRay won't get a happy ending because it's 'not a bl' and it's 'realistic'. First of all, even I, the resident hopeless romantic, understand that realism is not the same as pessimism. Second of all, it's P'Jojo we're talking about. He loves giving people happy endings after a couple of tragic twists and time jumps. Just think about Bad Buddy or Never Let Me Go and their endings. I am a SandRay-is-endgame truther, because of the reasons listed above and because I will bawl my eyes out in the case they don't end up together.

All the romantic dramas I've watched in the past month have poisoned my brain and deluded me into thinking that I too have a chance at a genuine romantic relationship full of angst but also comfort and mutual pining which is as far from reality as possible and I am not okay

Do you ever feel so lonely and unloved that you compensate the unreceived affection by obsessing over ships

I'm bi

Why? Well, there are two reasons:

If AM by Arctic Monkeys is the soundtrack to your crush, you know you're in deep you've dreamt about them nearly every night this week

Six of Crows as Saint Motel songs

Kaz Brekker - "Old Soul"

Inej Ghafa - "You Do It Well"

Nina Zenik - "Ace In The Hole"

Matthias Helvar - "Cold Cold Man"

Jesper Fahey - "You're Nobody Till Somebody Wants You Dead"

Wylan Van Eck - "Diane Mozart"

Neil Gaiman: Well I’m not going to have the show follow the romantic route with Aziraphale and Crowley’s relationship. It’s okay if you ship them, but it’s just not what the show is going to do.

Micheal Sheen, David Tenant, the DP, and the score composer: Are you sure about that.

That's why I'm so sensitive about Sand. I relate to him so much it hurts. He's a person who has learned that there's no point in expecting anything from people. He doesn't see himself as anyone special, as someone who can be "the one". He takes responsibility for his feelings and doesn't blame anyone for being hurt. But he feels so,so much. He cares more than he can take and more than others can appreciate. He's doomed to get hurt and I am too.

And that is absolutely tragic

You know what absolutely kills me about this? Sand doesn't even look surprised. He isn't teary or wide-eyed. It's a look of pure disappointment. The kind that says he knew this would happen from the start, and he's utterly powerless to stop it.

While seeing Sand breaking down in tears would have been devastating, there's something very achy about this reaction. It's hard to put into words.