Simon and Baz are the epitome of “I’d die for you” (Baz) and “I’d kill for you” (Simon)
Baz was already thinking of ways to “spell this imbecile away from him” to save him from the fire he’d created, and Simon was willing to throw himself in front of the Las Vegas vampires and fight them off to save Baz.
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Why did Oisin’s Grandma go so unimaginably hard?
Seriously, besides the vague idea of “Porter made a promise of money/power when this was over” or “These kids killed my boyfriend who i haven’t seen in 300 years,” why the hell did she summon multiple wyrms and other dragonkin, presumably from her own brood, to fight the Bad Kids?
What did she gain?
Why does she even care what one of her hundreds of descendants is up to?
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Overall, even though I think the word ‘TERF’ is a silencing tactic, and although the hatred towards’TERF’s is sexist and absurd- I can understand why it’s an emotional topic for people, I can understand why people wouldn’t want to be around gender critical women and would think we don’t have similar goals on the topic. But I loathe the word SWERF and I think it’s ridiculous and dangerous. Because I really do think feminists with different opinions around the topic have similar goals, and getting anything remotely helpful done would be 10x easier if being a ‘SWERF’ wasn’t considered such a no-go in activist spaces. It genuinely helps no one. Lessening sex trafficking, making sure people can exist the industry, reducing violence and negative stereotypes, humanizing women in the industry, etc. The fact people genuinely are scared to include ‘SWERF’s in their spaces and activism is genuinely so pathetic and a real shame.
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the adventuring party/spaceship crew storytelling dynamic of characters never really getting to be their own people outside of the shadow of the group has done incalculable damage to genre fiction
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I don’t cry at weddings, I never have. But Johnny and Amy’s wedding squeezed a few tears out of me
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t4t relationship (trumpet4trumpet)
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