"No dejes que un fuckboy te arruine la vida"
"Nunca fui de pomes,siempre fui más de gatitos"
UOOOOOOOOHHH CON LOS OVARIOS BIEN PUESTOS MI REINA

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"No dejes que un fuckboy te arruine la vida"
"Nunca fui de pomes,siempre fui más de gatitos"
UOOOOOOOOHHH CON LOS OVARIOS BIEN PUESTOS MI REINA
having low expectations for S2 is great because not matter how bad they fuck it up with the Nooras and the willhelms I am never angry
The thing with Grace asking Daniel if he would hit her when they fights is that it is a complitely normal thing to think when your partner shows they’re violent.
Maybe Grace WAS abused by an ex or someone else -i get why some of you have that theory, it makes sense, and since we’re talking about a show it is problably foreshadowing- but apart from that any girl would be scared of someone that is so violent and excuses that behaviour. It doesn’t need to make sense, it’s just that we, as women, need to be careful of everything every single day of our lives because you don’t know if the cute guy you like might be not-so-good.
I, myself, would have had the same reaction as her and I haven’t got any abusive ex-boyfriend.
I completely understand Grace, I just hope she gets the support she needs
I never thought it was possible to enjoy noorhell season but here i am giggling stupidly, Druck really did it huh
Elaborating on that one paragraph in my previous post.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m a Liv/Noah shipper and I totally get the appeal of Noorhelm, but that doesn’t mean I’m afraid to give my critique when it’s warranted.
Basically, I kind of hate how in pretty much every iteration of Noorhelm that I’ve seen, the main way of showing that the Noora is flawed/moving along the relationship is to have the William call her out on sending mixed signals and yet no one ever calls him out on how he kept violating her boundaries.
I’m not saying that Noora shouldn’t get called out. The problem is that pretty much every time this happens, either William never gets called out or Noora’s callout is used to negate whatever William’s done.
Yes, Noora was guilty of sending mixed signals and not being honest about her feelings, but that doesn’t excuse Willam’s (actively manipulative) behavior at all. And besides that, Noora sending mixed signals wasn’t violating Willam to the same extent that Willam’s actions were violating her. And most of all, Noora had to face consequences and learns from her questionable behavior, but William was rewarded for his outright bad behavior.
It’s a shitty double standard that puts all the blame on the girl and not only lets the guy off the hook completely but makes him out to be the victim.
It just sets a really bad precedent and like I said this other post, “It’s not his fault, she was sending mixed messages.” is language that’s often used to blame victims for their own sexual assault. So yeah, it’s generally a really bad look but especially so in-context because Noora actually was a victim of sexual assault and it's a major part of her storyline. So having her in an idealized romance with a guy who started off the relationship by violating her boundaries and never apologized for it (and on top of that everyone in the fandom bending over backwards to basically throw her under the bus in order to make excuses for him) is so incongruent and sends its own set of actually harmful mixed messages.
But actually though, how hard is it to have someone in-universe be like, “wtf is wrong with you, William? Blackmailing a girl into dating you is a shitty thing to do.” or even to have William be like “I’m really sorry for what I did, that was really wrong of me. I’ll make sure to do better.”? It’s really that simple.
RANT PT 1:Tbh nothing will ever top the OG for me but I love each remakes' take on diff teen culture. BUT. Noorh*lm remakes will top anything the OG has ever done. No idea why Noorhe*lm stans relate to our dislike to our love for Evak. Uh... Idk maybe because out of all the main relationships in show, Evak was the second most relatable and healthy (after Yousana)? And I'm saying that as straight person, not a fucking fangirl. Lemme tell you why...
(I’m gonna y’all know now this is going to be long, but anon is spilling some hot ass tea and every part is worth reading)
RANT PT 2: Evak is liked because the nature of their situation was believable and something any relationship could go through. Mental illness and its stigmas? I’ve dealt w/ that, even had my own prejudices like Isak due to my own experiences of witnessing it. Eva’s insecurity and mistrust? I never cheated but I know exactly shitty breaking a friendship makes you feel. Sana’s identity crisis through religion and her defensive mechanism? Spot on..
“ I’m saying that as straight person, not a fucking fangirl“ I really love that you brought this up, because there is definitely a problem in this fandom with invalidating the opinions of anyone who is not queer. The story of Even and Isak was able to touch many people and so many ways and the way it was portrayed was incredibly realistic, along with the storylines of seasons 1 and 4. Disliking Noorhelm is not a problem of “uwu where are my gays” it is a problem of “so we’re just not going to address how toxic this is”
I was pleasantly surprised by the “respect” clip. “Move” and “sana sana colita de rana estupido” had me BARKING. I still high key don’t want noorhell for season two though.
german william will most definitely be called wolfgang pass it on