#changes nothing

[whateverthatmean06]

Guys Will could hard launch a girlfriend tomorrow and this would be my reaction.

Be normal.

Deep breaths.

[noaluvs]

How is this even allowed ?

I don't understand ?

What ?

[howifeltabouthim]

Accepting his analysis hardly altered the way I felt.

Mark Z. Danielewski, from House of Leaves

[sweater-daddiesdumbdork]

Truth.

[persistent-wallflower]

Ok I need to try to seem normal again bc this is silly

[royalsandchill]

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Changed the Royal Family Forever: 'They Don’t Regret Their Move'

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry changed the royal family when they announced their departure from senior royal duty in January 2020. They "don't regret their move," a source tells PEOPLE

They didn't change anything! They quit when it didn't fit what they wanted.

Harry, 36, who long felt marginalized by the role of "spare" in the line of succession—an issue that has plagued generations of royal siblings, including Queen Elizabeth's sister, Princess Margaret — "finally found a solution," says royal historian Robert Lacey, "which is essentially to get out and start a new life. To stay in the royal system is to go along with subservience to those more senior than you. He has asserted his own identity."

Give me a freaking break, they are not some kind of royal spare trailblazers. He is not asserting his own identity, because about the only piece of his identity that is recognizable anymore is the title that they claimed not to want but are gripping onto for dear life.

People, in general not specifically the magazine, keep spouting this narrative of how they have changed things. But they changed absolutely nothing. Well, I doubt the British Royal Family will ever let another American marry into the family again; fool me once and all that.

Let’s hope they are happy with their lives in California, because I bet the only one that would be welcomed back is Harry, alone, and he will be that relative that’s only invited to big events. 

[mintyfelis]

aburiibon ---> mintyleavess

[emilydoesthething]

about rory and logan being endgame

Well, maybe. But honestly I just think it’s the most likely outcome based on the spoilers. Before we had any spoilers I was 100% confident that Rory was going to end up single. 

I think the spoilers point to a Rory/Logan endgame. I just do. And honestly while I prefer Logan to either of the other boyfriends, I’m not sold on this endgame until I see the story (the ‘nine years’ thing really holds me back from being 100% on board). 

Maybe I’m biased, we all have biases. But I really do think that’s the most likely outcome. If there was compelling evidence for another ending, I would think that was the most likely outcome.