Bopdedop

I've been on this site for literal years and I've never written anything here. hmmmmm

[stangergorya]

[redstonedust]

hey 90s kids remember THESE nostalgia bombs? prepare to feel OLD! [tv show only aired in north america] [toy only sold in north america] [beverage only sold in north america] [snack only produced in north america-]

[cartoon-aragorn]

Daenerys Targaryen I feel is a heroine with incredible courage and I think that's what makes her so likeable. She has an incredible amount of belief in herself and her own morals, and weather's storm after storm.

At thirteen years old, she gets pimped out to some warlord by her brother, abused by her brother constantly, suffers the sights of violence and grief, loses her child and husband, leads a people through the desert, fights politicians and wizards for money and power, frees slaves en masse, conquers cities, and rides a dragon. And everything she does is not because she is just lucky or unlucky or even "badass" it is because she does not let her fear hold her back from perseverance. She's alive because she is courageous and not only for herself. She often speaks the voice of the lost and little because she intimately knows what it is like to be sold and abused. Her altruistic actions have serious consequences, but the narrative never punishes her with death. In a way, it's because she won't let the narrative kill her. Unlike noble Ned Stark, Daenerys has street smarts and sees the world without her as a loss. And she's right.

When Daenerys rides her dragon in the last book, nothing felt more satisfying or earned because she clawed her way up to that dais through loss, war, starvation, political disorder, and heartbreak. And then she clawed her way all back down to ride the dragon, and still fought for her right to ride him. It's a perfect microcosm of all she is. Technically, the throne is hers by rights as the dragon is, but Daenerys is wise enough and ballsy enough to know that she must earn the throne. She must choose her destiny and fight for it.

I cried when she rode her dragon. Because I feel like in a way, like Daenerys we all have dragons that call us to ride them. Leaps, risks, unconventional approaches that are part of who we are, and I think Daenerys inspires us to choose them, earn them, command them and fly away on them.

[spirit-meets-the-b0ne]

Day 3 Themes ➖ Wolf/Dragon

Dragon dreams and Wolf dreams being more intense for Jon and Dany after connecting with their respective house sigils 🐺🐉

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[mikesseleven]

Emilia Clarke still being irritated about the death of Daenerys Targaryen in the year 2026 is so relatable

Bonus +

[oysters-aint-for-me]

BJ has a very clear understanding of Objectives unfortunately he lacks that level of comprehension when it comes to tactics methods procedures etc. Thus: his Behaviors.

[oysters-aint-for-me]

[chemicalcain]

this is the single best description i have ever heard for a cat

[ariadne-mouse]

he is Calculating

[willgrahamscock]

horrible news: you have to practice to level up your skills because it's unrealistic to think you'll be good at everything first try

[willgrahamscock]

this applies to unlearning things like shame and creating better coping mechanisms and forming new habits

[is-this-fascism]

[ellievsbear]

Bear cove

[navigatorsnorth]

Phenomenal spare wheel cover I walked past the other day

[fherlimpct]

[kosmogrl]

[merryweathart]

apprentices and teachers by day, daughters and fathers by night

[ruporas]

drunkard (id in alt)

[yfel-axel]

[perplexi]

domestic fluff 🥰💖

(orufrey week bonus (teeny bit late🙃))

[nanshii]

The sky's kindest, most radiant Star ✨

[nanshii]

Amor de gatos 💖