Untitled @advetureslover - Tumblr Blog

Every girl should be gay for Lana. Just saying.

Firstly every girl should be gay for Jennifer Morrison. Secondly I go into Jennifers tag bc I want to see Jen. NOT LANA. Could you keep this in hers tag. Or she does not have one?

cherylblossom

Josh & Ginny exploring the set of Mr. Gold’s shop — (x)

#ginnifer goodwin #josh dallas #cast #gosh

confessuponatime

colyssa

and Regina was like, “Zelena: you are legit a rapist and clearly struggling with legitimate mental issues. But if there’s one thing I’ve learned it’s that unbalanced people should have lots and lots of contact with vulnerable children. So snuggle this baby. Babies make women better people. Everybody knows this.”

Lily Sparks

OMGAH! I’m SCREAMING! Lol!

(via colyssa)

Regina and Zelena are both fucking same..they are fuking joke! Let innocent babies alone bitches.

Hook: You can't kill her?

Emma: Why not? She killed Neal! And Marian. Given time she would kill you too.

Hook: That's actually a really good point.

Hook: But this is Once Upon a Time where killing anyone is completely unforgivable.

Hook: Unless your name is Regina and the person you killed is an unnamed peasent.

Regina is called queen of sass but in reality she is queen of hypocrisy.

#anti regina mills #once upon a time #ouat 5x08 #emma swan #she has zero sympathy for other people than her #anti regina

lilredandthehoods-deactivated20

WHY IS KILLIAN JONES SO ATTRACTIVE????!?!!!!????!?!??

advetureslover

and why is this shit in emma swan tag??? it really does not belong there.

svenjaliv

Quick painting based on one of the gorgeous new BTS pictures.

art | society6 | redbubble

Please don’t crop/edit/tweet and please reblog, don’t repost. Thank you!

#oh #this is touching #emma swan #fanart

confessuponatime

#anti regina mills #ouat #tv shows #anti regal believer

bekksrich

I’m so sorry.

advetureslover

This is little bit creepy. Reginas boyfriend dies so she has every right to murder and abuse people. There are characters with much worse stories on OUAT who havent turn this bad.

#anti regina mills #once upon a time #tv show

jell-obeans

Skin white as snow, lips red as blood ♥

#uh huh #this is good #baby swan #snow white #eva

fuckyeah-emmaswan

#emma swan #baby swan #3x06

dani-ellie03

YES to your tags on the Neverland edit gifs. That's really the summation of Emma's struggles: she's not enough, or at least she perceives herself that way. And I think it really hits home when it's her parents. She didn't get adopted and she thought she wasn't young enough, and then she meets her parents and has to listen to her mother say what Emma had grown up thinking. And I also think that's why the revelation about her and Lily really hit her so hard: she was never enough. Even before she

was born, her parents felt the need to change something about her without even knowing her. And people have always wanted what she feels she isn’t enough to give. Neal wanted a partner in crime (and wow just how she must have felt that she wasn’t enough to keep him around), Graham wanted a significant other that wasn’t Regina, August wanted her to be the savior (before she had accepted that). So many of her insecurities stem from not feeling like she’s “enough” for people, and just wow it must hurt to hear Snow actually verbalize it, especially after they had bonded in the Enchanted Forest and Emma was just starting to kind of try to open up a little (the nursery scene).

I also think that’s part of why Killian is such a good match for her (not to just bring it back to my OTP but I am CS trash with many feelings). Killian has only ever wanted Emma. He hasn’t really asked her to be anything for him other than herself. Rather, he’s changed himself to better fit with her. From being a hero to even his clothes, he wants to be enough for her. And now it must hurt even more that he’s suddenly rejecting her because he wants her to be (to her mind) something else.

So, you’ve provided me the opportunity to wax poetic about Emma, Snow, the Echo Cave AND Captain Swan? Hell. Yes. :D

I’ve seen complaints about how “unrealistic” it is that a cute, light-eyed, blonde-haired little girl didn’t get adopted and I gotta tell ya, in my experience, it’s not all that unrealistic. Her first family returned her to the system when she was three, which was just about the worst thing they could have done. Because 1) in general, most people looking to adopt are looking for babies, and 2) a three-year-old who’s just had her entire world upside down is not a pleasant child.

My brother and sister-in-law took custody of my nephew from his mother when he was two months shy of his third birthday. The social worker flat-out told them that if he’d had to go into foster care, he would have a hard time being placed because he was already almost three and he was “emotionally troubled.” (It wasn’t so much that he was emotionally troubled; it was more that he didn’t listen because he’d had no form of discipline or any kind of stability for the first two and a half years of his life.)

Working with a child who’s had his or her life turned upside down is extremely difficult. At three, being given away by the only mother and father Emma had ever known would have made her sad, confused, angry, scared, and betrayed, and at three, she would have no idea how to express those emotions other than lashing out.

So at three, she’s already “damaged goods.” At three, she’s already more work than the families she was placed with ever wanted to put in. At three, she’s already not enough. And as she got older, everything just reinforced that notion. Every time she was placed with a family and every time that placement didn’t work out. We don’t know why the placements never worked out but we know she feels like no one really wanted to get to know Emma. Except for Ingrid, but even that didn’t work out because Ingrid originally wanted her for her magic, too.

(And as a little anti-SF aside, I don’t really care what Neal’s motivations were. What matters to me is that for over a decade, Emma thought she was a patsy. Learning the truth of what happened was great and all, but it did not and cannot erase those eleven years of Emma thinking that all that talk about Tallahassee and home and everything was just talk to get her to talk the fall for him. So once again, Emma herself is not enough.)

Which brings me to the Echo Cave. This is Emma’s mother, the woman Emma has dreamed about meeting her entire life. The woman who is supposed to love her unconditionally and with all her heart. And now her own mother is falling into the same trap: Emma herself is not enough. Now, I don’t begrudge Snow wanting to be mommy, I really, really don’t. But I don’t think she really understood (or even understands now) how something like that cuts straight to the heart of her grown-up baby’s emotional issues. And I really did not like Snow’s reasoning of wanting another baby so she could experience all the things she missed with Emma because no matter how many babies she and Charming have, experiencing those firsts will never fill the hole left by missing Emma’s. All saying that accomplishes is telling Emma she’s replaceable.

(Now, I don’t at all believe that Snow thinks Emma is replaceable, nor do I believe that Emma feels any kind of jealousy or ill will towards baby Neal or believes that he replaced her. I’m just saying, Emma had never known unconditional love so she doesn’t know how it works, and in her experience, she was in fact replaced by a new baby. So yeah, I can buy the little girl who still resides in Emma watching history repeat itself and being sad, confused, hurt, angry, and scared all over again.)

In terms of Killian, YES. This is why I think he’s been so good for her, and this is why I think she’s responded so openly towards him. Because he’s never been interested in the savior or her magic. He’s always been interested in Emma. He builds her confidence, he gives her encouragement and comfort. He’s there for her in a way that very few people, if any, are, because he doesn’t see lost girl or daughter or mom or savior. He just sees Emma, and for once in her life, she’s enough.