#reylo kids

[coffeeecatss]

Eight years after Exogol, on an unknown planet in the uncharted regions

(Or: I’m a huge sucker for girl dad Ben Solo)

[aidelon]

I’m sure they would be the coolest parents in the galaxy!

I was really inspired by that Star Visions vol.2 trailer

[cha-cha-arts]

• Full of Smiles and Laughter •

I would like to thank @aidelon for having the cutest little Reylo family: Ben, Rey, and their kids, Shmi and Anakin! Ben and Rey deserve so much happiness and their little family is all that they need.

*Reference image for the poses were used*

[taiyourae-art]

For @thesparklingway and @tmwillson3 for their upcoming story for the collab fic event!

[io-lu-art]

*sighs* hello.

here, have some hurt/comfort reylo.

you're welcome.

[kathrahender]

People seriously need to know and understand the difference between "people-who-don't-like-each-other-at-first to lovers" "rivals to lovers" and "enemies to lovers" because they're not the same at all.

People-who-don't-like-each-other-at-first to lovers is exactly that. People who don't get along too well who eventually become lovers. There's not a rivalry between them, much less hostility (like in the enemies-to-lovers). If you like ships where the two characters disagree on some things (and that's all the tension they have) or "A" character of them flirts with the "B" character, and "B" ignores "A" or gets annoyed- until they fall in love- you don't like rivals-to-lovers nor enemies-to-lovers. You like this trope and this is nothing like the other two.

Rivals-to-lovers is the trope where two characters are rivals. They don't like each other, and both of the characters, "A" and "B", probably want to show they're the best at something. They probably hate each other, but they're not actively hurting each other because yes. And they also don't have the same hostility enemies have. They compete with each other, sure, but most of the times they don't act like enemies would. If you like ships where the two characters have tension and they don't like each other, but not enough to kill them, hurt them, or something like that, then the trope you like is rivals-to-lovers. Not enemies-to-lovers.

And finally, enemies-to-lovers. An enemy is a person who is actively opposed or hostile to someone or something. Therefore, the two characters are probably in opposite sides, in a war or something similar. They hate each other, they want to see the other hurt, and they probably want to hurt the other themselves. They want to make them suffer because they're not in the same side, and they don't think the same. They don't have the same morality, that's why they fight against each other. But sometimes, their hostility can turn into something else. Something that makes them be lovers. So if you like ships where two enemies, who actively hate each other and try to kill each other, become lovers, you like enemies-to-lovers.

To put examples:

"People-who-don't-like-each-other to lovers" ships: Hanleia. Jilly. Yes, people. They're not rivals nor enemies. So stop saying the ship is enemies-to-lovers because that's not true.

"Rivals-to-lovers" ships: Klance, Jeith/Jaith, Icemav, Lawrusso (I mentioned fanon ships because now I can't remember canon rivals-to-lovers ships). They surely don't like each other (some of them just at the beginning, because later they became friends) but they don't hate each other like an enemy would.

"Enemies-to-lovers" ships: Darklina, Reylo, Kalluzeb, Catradora. These are enemies-to-lovers ships because they were in opposite sides. And they actively hurt them, not in a "Let's see who's the best" way but in a "I want to will you" way. So yeah- they're enemies, not rivals or something else. These ships are actual enemies to lovers ships.

[herefortheships]

I wonder where the fandom policing and puritanical mentality that you can only ship couples that are innocent, appealing (visually and morally), and strictly plain vanilla, came from. When did that start? 🤔

[idkkprincess]

The ending of the sequel trilogy should have been simple.

Rey and Ben were missing in action after the final battle.

Leia is sitting next to a window in a freed territory. She's kept busy with work even after the war, just as she likes it. Finn and Poe are sitting in front of her giving some details of their latest initiatives. Everything is going well when Finn asks, "So, what did end up happening to Rey...and Ben."

Rey had explained to Finn sometime before the final time he ever saw her in how Ben was better and how Ben had been trying to be good. Always referring to Kylo as Ben, where he was a pawn to the menace that was the First Order rather than it's leader.

Leia smilies, "They're simply lost amoungst the stars."

Finn is still not sure what that means, but Poe simply tells him to drop it. He's known Leia long enough to know that she is simply content with the final outcomes of the war. Poe and Finn leave her be, as she closes her eyes and feels out for Ben.

We leave Leia and look through the cosmos, landing on a small planet with an abundance of greenery. Ben, now in grey clothing is trying to make breakfast. The door opens to their home and in comes Rey with a package tied to her chest.

She unravels the bundle and let's it drop to the kitchen table, "Look Ben, I found some oranges!"

Ben catches two and the rest fall to the floor. "Oranges for breakfast it is then."

"Couldn't work the stove yet?"

"No."

She chuckles. "Here let me show you."

Ben and Rey try to work in the kitchen. It's nice and calming and homey, and a bit cheesy but that's their deal. Maybe someday they'll return to civilization. Maybe someday they won't simply be used for their power. But today they are trying to make eggs and boy will they be edible.

[stonegoldsxcrxt]

what is it like to have the correct opinion

Turns out I actually wouldn’t know because Leslye Headland just gave an interview saying actually none of it is emotional manipulation somehow and she was partially inspired by reylo so I guess I’m laying down in traffic.

I genuinely don’t know how you write TEXTBOOK manipulation and then pretend it’s romantic. I can pick out a half dozen times Qimir says something just to make Osha feel like she needs him or make her upset.

I’m so sick of watching Star Wars and having to brace myself to watch young women get emotionally manipulated by men and then passed off like it’s hot or romantic instead of what it actually is. It’s one thing if you want to explore that dynamic but you have to acknowledge what it is and if you don’t it’s just romanticized abuse.

Until further notice:

[elumish]

Any suggestions for Leia-centric Star Wars fics? (I've already read Don't Look Back like four times)

Also, any other suggestions for female character-centric fics in whatever fandom?

[kylosroboarm]

I started a new fic based off the fancast of Enzo as the new Reylo son.

Time Travel Kid Fic

Chp 1

Our Reylo babies landed on Starkiller Base during the worst possible time. What happens when they run into the people who raised them?

[celartzee]

A new legacy

[aidelon]

Continuing my reylo's kids agenda, aka my favorite nepo babies 💅🏻💜

[shadowsatdawnx]

whenever i feel surprised or confused that people still don’t see the very obvious elriel foreshadowing i remember that there are people out there that still think reylo’s relationship was strictly platonic 😌

[2old4this8]

My German kids are doing alright 🥺

[itsladyliv]

my fellow reylos, it's been a rough couple of years-- but we are alive and it's may 4th so let's celebrate with our most pathetic meow meow 😔✨❤️