everyone who says their going to college just to learn if they're under 25 is lying
your here to get a degree so you can get a somewhat good paying job like the rest of us. If you wanted to learn something for fun you've got the internet for free

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everyone who says their going to college just to learn if they're under 25 is lying
your here to get a degree so you can get a somewhat good paying job like the rest of us. If you wanted to learn something for fun you've got the internet for free
*whispers* I just think that if we're going to dissect whether Klaus's addictions make him a good or bad character or good or bad representation that we also need to remember he was created by a person who has had long struggles with substance addictions in their life and who has come out of them as a more coherent and productive person and artist than they were when they were in the throes of them. He was created by a person who knows addicts are people and who knows what it's like to live with that perception and pain.
Like, Klaus being an addict isn't inherently incriminating. Klaus being an addict because he's struggling with his very real, literally overwhelming fear and trauma and was never taught healthy coping mechanisms is a manifestation of his will to live. As is his desire to be clean in the back half of the season. That was his decision. No one forced him to get clean, he wanted to get clean and he reached out to the people who he thought could help him.
He wanted to get clean so he could see a loved one again and he wanted to get clean so he could focus more on his powers and help his family and he wanted to be a better person in spite of everyone constantly dismissing him as just a junkie. That's such good character growth! That's a character being treated with hope and empathy from a place of deep understanding of what it means to be without either! A character who is more than just a sad trope bingo card! And I can't speak for the rest of the fucking gays but I for one THINK THAT'S GREAT.
Forcing myself into socializing by asking as many questions to any statement as I can and holy shit I could cry
Pro-tip: The boys don't owe you shit, and you don't owe them shit either 🙃