#Ski lodge

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Credit: Backroad-life

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Cozy vibes at home.

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Ski Lodge, 1970s

Mickey Crisp

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*cracks knuckles*

Alright, I may get shot down completely for this but I think most of the Girl Meets World fans COMPLETELY MISUNDERSTAND the love triangle.

Now I know that sounds like an exaggeration but trust me with all the posts I've seen about it, it very much is not.

All of the people saying lucaya should've been endgame are 100% missing how the love triangle happened and even the end results, which were that Maya and Lucas didn't even like each other in that way.

The entire triangle stems from Maya's identity crisis where she loses herself and becomes more like Riley, and when she becomes like Riley she starts to experience Riley's feelings for Lucas to make sure he's good for her. And because she's becoming like Riley and also Riley saying her and Lucas are "siblings" (they are not), Lucas starts liking Maya as well.

The whole resolution to the triangle is Maya refinding herself and realizing that she never liked Lucas romantically, and Lucas realizing that he likes Riley, always has and always will, and he only liked Maya because she was Riley at the time.

And at the end of the day it doesn't even matter, because the real point was to show that no matter what they go through, Riley and Maya are still best friends and will always be best friends and will always be there for each other.

Also I feel like I should mention how Josh fits into this because that is also a thing that people get wrong. Josh isn't the bad guy in this situation, and Maya isn't wrong to like him. Three years isn't a very big age gap, especially when Maya is much more mature than her age would typically be. And Josh isn't a groomer for saying he'll wait, either. I know some people have big issues with that, but to me it's a really sweet and smart way to go about things and not any kind of evil or irredeemable action.

(For the record, I'm not anti- any of the ships here. I'm not anti-lucaya, anti-joshaya, anti-rucas, or even anti-riarkle. I don't care what you ship, I just want people to understand this story and why things ended up how they did in regards to these ships and characters)

(Also for the record, I am open to this starting a respectful discussion in reblogs/comments, but please keep it respectful and don’t turn this into any kind of flame war)

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2024-12-24, 1000, “Après Ski”

Michael Storrings

[jhsharman]

puzzles

The dummy cover exists in an imprecise location -- between the ski slope in the first version and home lounge of the second -- and Mr. Lodge has on an oversized sweater. It is interesting to note Betty's flap -- sometimes corresponding to the color of her outfit, here not, other times apparently cut out for exposed flesh.

The book Mr. Lodge is reading -- Evil Mansion. Is it any good?

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[backroad-life]

Credit: Backroad-life

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Smoking woman with ski lodge, Photo by Paul Huf (Dutch, 1924–2002), 1953.

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Joseph Garneau Co, 1974

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Woody Woodpecker: Ski for Two Director: Shamus Culhane Studio: Walter Lantz | USA, 1944

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