#myloumand

[knownoshamc]

speaking of Loumand, I think that they would both miss (and get bitter) about simple things like "he would have hated this painting", thinking exactly what the other would say about it, and displaying it anyway cause. An overseas shipment finally arriving and it's Armand's order, not Louis, but something Louis loves too, a surprise from Armand perhaps, how can he know what I like, is this just because he wants to manipulate me, or is just real, I hate him, I miss him. Holding it for a moment and then throwing it away. Armand accidentally grabbing one of Louis' shirts as he leaves in a hurry, it still smells like Louis, it's not something Armand would wear, why should he keep it, it's just over. Louis expecting to hear Armand waking up before him and waking up in silence, wondering for a moment if it's just too early and Armand is still sleeping.

[knownoshamc]

S1-S2 dubai scenes I want but I won't get, in random order:

Armand telling Louis he wants to Role-play Rashid and why he can't just make up a character

Armand and Louis deciding to do the blood drinking thing in front of Daniel. Was it like "kink and annoying Daniel" two birds one stone situation?

Armand and Louis possible make up, post the photos fight, which could have included kinky sex

Louis seeing Armand wearing that white unbuttoned shirt for the interview he is not part in, with a guy he doesn't want there

Them deciding on the decor

Them planning that special surprise for Daniel

[knownoshamc]

my HC that Louis didn't go in the 1500k smut of his sex with Armand, like he did with his first time with Lestat, not because sex with Armand was mediocre, but because simply Armand isn't that comfortable with that and he prefers the fade to black version.

[knownoshamc]

I honestly don't understand how some people think loumand didn't love each other. They did it wrong, wrong timing, wrong decisions, but... they loved each other and I think they will always love each other even when they hate each other yk?

[knownoshamc]

to me one of the saddest things about Loumand is that they could have been really great together if they had just met under different circumstances, in a different decade. With Louis having accepted his vampirism, being in relatively good terms with Lestat, with Claudia still alive with her own companion. With Armand close to figuring out who he is, without his Coven and with time to heal. I think they might really being something then.

Of all the words of mice and men, the saddest are, “It might have been.”

[knownoshamc]

yet another controversial post, I think Loumand was much more complicated than some people make it to be. And through it all, I think in their own way they loved each other.

[knownoshamc]

imagine if the "why don't you tell him how much you love him" moment happened a week ago though. don't tell me armand would still go with the coven

[knownoshamc]

people talk about the lack of intimacy in loumand (and of course they contrast it with l*ustat, which... also had years of lack of intimacy), but... they've also been together for 77 years. isn't it normal for the passion to fade away eventually? love is there.

I'm not saying that everything was as happy as they presented it to the interview (and we all know the issues they did have), but I certainly think that the lack of intimacy doesn't equal unhappiness, just familiarity perhaps.

[knownoshamc]

Loumand trying to watch one of Marie Kondo's episodes, but neither of them are really listening, so they thought she was telling people to throw away everything that does spark joy, and that's how the penthouse was decorated.

"We could paint a wall a nice green colour, but unfortunately that would spark joy, and Marie Kondo forbids it"

They also probably watched it when Netflix had this glitch so they took it seriously