#pro delusion

[grantscherubs]

[georgcfan]

um yeah what’s this here then?

[adorabley-obsessive]

haiii guess who's fronting today~

I want someone to talk to me so please, send me asks or reblog this!!

[labyrinthlover22]

Blocked ✔️

[soraya-snape]

Just saw someone say they don't like Snape "because of how he treats children as a grown adult, his creepy behaviour growing up towards Lily, his devotion to voldermort until Lily was in danger, and his blood supremacy and prejudices (eg: how he treated Remus)."

And complain that people say they only dislike Snape because of "misogyny, or societal beauty expectations etc.".

But they still love the marauders and Regulus Black.

The marauders, who bullied Snape simply for existing, and others just for fun. OK, maybe they weren't grown adults, but they were old enough to know that bullying, sa and attempted murder are not OK.

James, who literally threatened to hex Lily for defending Snape and tried to blackmail her into dating him (extremely creepy and not romantic in my eyes).

Regulus, who had a picture wall dedicated to Voldemort as a teen and was a devoted blood supremacist. He only defected (as a death eater, not as a blood supremacist) because Voldemort hurt his property.

Both the marauders and Regulus were extremely prejudiced towards others. Regulus, obviously muggle-borns and probably Gryffindor (or anything that didn't fit with his Slytherin and death eater mentality) and the marauders towards Slytherin. Especially James, who he started bullying Snape for that exact same reason. He also said something along the lines of "Oh I thought you were alright." in a disappointed way towards Sirius when he learned his whole family was in Slytherin. (Like he knew that boy for a few minutes and was about to jump to conclusion and change his view on that 11-year-old boy because of the Hogwarts house his family was in!) and considering their main victim was Snape probably also people who were poor. (Oh, and Snape didn't treat Remus badly because he had a prejudice against werewolfs but because he was a bystander at his bullying despite being a prefect who should have stopped it and maybe even took part in it.)

So I guess people are right about this person because they like characters who did the similar, same or even worse things. The only real difference being that the marauders and Regulus are conventionally attractive/ have a hot fancast. And I'm not even going into (more detail about) how some of their points about Snape are completely out of context, or extremely exaggerated.

[dukeofdelirium]

it’s actually so funny to me that we had an entire episode devoted to paralleling kataang to a war torn couple in legend and that they were legit trapped in a secret love labyrinth and the only way to get out was to “let love lead the way” and that it was resolved with them kissing and that kiss magically lighting up crystals in said love cave and yet still the zvtarians convince themselves The Cave of Two Lovers episode isn’t about kataang, but zvtara 🗿🍷

[drakaripykiros130ac]

Imagine deciding to make Helaena a dreamer to give her some “relevance”, but she ends up being even more irrelevant than she was in the book.

[lovetheunliving]

I provide affirming care for Cotard's Delusion.*

*I kiss the people suffering from it because I'm a necrophiliac and think it's cute that they're dead.

[short-wooloo]

Surprising no one, the acolyte seems to go for a "the Jedi are a domineering force upon the galaxy" take

Now even setting aside how this ignores that the Jedi are Diplomat-Peacekeepers, how ridiculous it is that an organization that has only ever numbered in the thousands would be able to do so, or that such is entirely contrary to everything we know of the Jedi morally (oh how ironic it is, the show and director is clearly trying to go for a "this is how the Jedi used to be before they got bad and became the prequels', but they're actually making these high republic Jedi seem worse)

This also doesn't gel with the fundamental fact that the Jedi are servant-protectors of the democratic Republic, and that they answer to the senate-its representative body of the people

How exactly is a peaceful organization which serves under a democratic institution a force of domination?

[goldenlyrad]

SO SO tempted to just start acting like some of my transids are cis ones

[sneppu]

why does the sneep have such a thin delicate manhandle-able waist huh? for men to grab? to hold like he's a treasure??? slut!

tiny waist TINY SNEEP WAIST waist of the sneep small so grabbable perfect for grabbing (immaculate) sneep waist, it is MADE for grabbing (grabbing it) GRAB sneep waist REAL REAL sneep waist is grabbed we grab the sneep waist MANDATORY it MUST be grabbed (grab it) grab the waist, (CRUCIAL AND NECESSARY) SNEEP HAVER OF WAIST (grabbable) IMPORTANT good for the health grabbing sneep waist REAL sneep WAIST OF THE SNEEP i am the man WHO GRABS (the sneep waist)

I AM BECOME FERAL THE GRABBER OF SNAIST

[gwandas]

it's kinda funny of e/riels to bring up the "i don't want a mate. I don't want a male." line or whatever the exact phrase is because:

the immediate follow up to that line is how she wants a human man and

azriel implies that he should've been her mate - which is... not what elain wants. if azriel was her mate, i genuinely believe elain would treat him the exact same way she treats Lucien right now

[nestaismommy]

Nezriel is going to happen

Nezriel is going to happen

Nezriel is going to happen

Nezriel is going to happen

Nezriel is going to happen

Nezriel is going to happen

[soraya-snape]

Snaters: You can't love Snape for stepping infront of the trio in PoA because it's only in the movies.

Also Snaters: God, I hate Snape for hugging Lily's dead body and not taking care of baby Harry.

[shitty-proendo-blackout-posts]

𖦹• dni list» no one /srs

[quicktimeeventfull]

honestly misa and light are so compelling to me because both of them have like, subzero interest in one another and in fact actively resist any attempt to learn one single thing about the other. this is obvious from light's side of things & probably does not need expanding upon, but misa also does not care even a little bit about light -- she is instead in this parasocial relationship with this fake made-up version of him that has nothing whatsoever to do with him. like the amount of effort she puts into ignoring and wildly misinterpreting every single non-instructional thing light has ever told her is truly astounding. she lives with him for years and is genuinely convinced that he's a sweet, thoughtful man who is completely obsessed with her and can't live without her due to the depths of his love. they're soulmates and also strangers.