The best reunion in bad girls club history I don’t give a fork! The way Andrea was ready for Meghan 😭
She was like "Y'know what? It's one sided beef let me actually use this on Julie."
Alicent was so busy trying to steal Rhaenyra’s throne that she failed to see her own children falling apart. 💀🐉
Aegon craved affection, Aemond was consumed by resentment, and Helaena was trapped in a family that barely understood her.
Meanwhile, Rhaenyra, despite her flaws, made sure her sons knew they were loved and stood by them when it mattered.
Alicent spent years judging Rhaenyra’s motherhood, but her own family was not really anyway better.
Was Alicent a better mother, or did she destroy her own family while trying to defeat Rhaenyra.
He gave her his mother’s ring and apologized that it was plain.
“Value is not shine. Value is what survived to be given.”
She wore it on a cord because it was too small. He offered to have it reset. She refused. The size was part of the woman who had worn it first.
if your partner becomes less successful than you, would your respect for them remain the same?
it's easy to say money doesn't matter when you're both doing well, but whey happens when one person has to carry more of the load?
can love survive when the balance of power in a relationship changes?
Taryn Manning's portrayal of Pennsatucky in Orange Is The New Black was so raw and unforgettable. She brought incredible depth to the character. Brilliant performance! 🎭
After years of suitors failing to bend the great bow, the weathered king returns home and strings it with the ease of a man reclaiming what was always his then looses the first arrow that ends their claim on his hall.
my friend's younger sister refused to attend her own mother's burial because of something that happened three years earlier.
when their mother fell ill, the elder sister was the one who stayed with her in the hospital, paid for medications, and handled most of the bills. the younger one lived in another state and sent money whenever she could, but the two sisters argued constantly about who was doing more.
after their mother died, the elder sister took charge of the burial arrangements. she informed everyone of the date, booked the venue, and made all the necessary preparations.
then, two days before the burial, the younger sister called to say she wouldn't be coming. everyone thought she was being difficult until she explained that her sister had told relatives she contributed nothing to their mother's care. the elder sister insisted she was only telling the truth about who was physically present.
when an aunt asked the younger sister why she hadn't corrected the story earlier, she said, "I wasn't looking for praise. I just didn't expect my own sister to make me look like I abandoned our mother."
the burial went ahead, but the sisters haven't spoken since.