#unmints

[caspasta]

Aaahhh lokane was an old ship of mine. I love the enthusiasm

the good ole science and magic duo! whoop whoop!

[kl-beginning-zine]

Can I change my address for where this is shipping?

Hello! If you could send us an email at [email protected] with your old address and name on the order, followed by your new address, we can change them! 

[alayne-stonecoldfox]

Your blog is so peaceful and real, I love it.

[eledritch]

Can't be broken by twin forks - a shiro and keith mood no matter how you spin it.

you’re so right

[yaxxm]

I was so worried when I saw your art blog ws gone! I'm relieved to see you're still arounda

yeah i just remade!! my art is here to stay ;3

[neopuff]

YEAH its like…i know it originated as a roy/ed side ship to “prove” they didnt hate riza like……..ok, jan, it just dont work

[dmdumouchel]

PASS THE HAPPY ALONG! When you get this, reply with five things that make you happy and pass along to ten nice people. ♥

Thanks San c:

1) Gay girls 2) Girls 3) Gay4) Super Gay5) Music 🎶 (esp Gay Music)

[bitchfromtheseventhhell]

@unmints replied to your post:

I get your point but it bears mentioning that Arya was never free from the violence of patriarchy, not as a small girlish looking boy, and not in Braavos. She's constantly threatened with sexual assault to, and she has no title to protect her against it during such times.

I won’t deny that--indeed I agree wholeheartedly.  I am not sure that I think it fits into the specific theme in Arya’s arc that I was talking about w/r/t/self effacement, though.  I see a difference between being told by individuals “you--as you are--are not how you should be” and having to hide parts of yourself to maintain safety.  That’s why I didn’t include it in that post which was dealing with two specific thematic overlaps.  I by no means meant to imply that Arya’s safety was never questioned or that the damage of the patriarchy wasn’t ever present in her arc.