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I’m afraid some of ya’ll just don’t have the freak gene that lets you enjoy ACTUAL enemies to lovers. Ya’ll think that trope is just like coworkers fighting over a promotion or smth like no give me people that have tried to maim and kill one another or give me nothing

#“this is not cute enemies to lovers he tried to kill her!!?!#my sister that is in fact the whole appeal #enemies means enemies not people who are mildly irritated with one another #spuffy #riara #zutara #the cruel prince #oshamir #yall see real enemies to lovers and call it toxic #like duh #any good enemies to lovers is going to be toxic these people HATED eachother #wyler #weyler #or whatever you want to call it

I feel like so many problems people have with tv at the moment could be solved if we just went back to the good ole days of 20 episodes a season that’s just sixty percent filler and character development. Give the people what they want- less condensed story and more meaningless shenanigans

Glad that we ditched the "I can fix him" narrative and replaced it with the "i can join him" narrative. Let women be evil!

#star wars #the acolyte #oshamir #osha aniseya #qimir #enemies to lovers

she really shut his annoying ass up lmaooo

the acolyte (1.08)

no but the thing is, when the hero falls in love with the villain she is falling in love with the darkest parts of herself. she is owning her shadow and the owning makes her stronger. it is not about whether a ship is toxic or romanticising abuse because it’s not about two individuals. the struggle is not one between two people, just like the love is not between two people. when the hero falls in love with the villain she is loving herself. when she loves herself she is stronger, better, able to transform darkness instead of running from it. at the moment of loving, a person changes. the loved changes. and the love of the villain changes the hero. it’s all about this, don’t you see?