#WarriorNun x #Avatrice
That between Ava and Beatrice is one of the most beautiful love stories I’ve ever seen on screen. Not forced, not sexualised, not stereotyped. There’s slow burn and healthy representation. It’s just pure. But apparently NETFLIX HATES LOVE
#SaveWarriorNun
@atm_informa stiamo aspettando il tram 12 da almeno 25 minuti e continua a non passare, sullo schermo i minuti di attesa non scendono e se scendono, risalgono
Isn’t the whole point of being bisexual that they can choose whoever they want men or women? So why is it suddenly a problem if they end up with the opposite sex? That doesn’t erase anything.
The show is already way more open about sexuality than most in the same category, but you act like it only counts if they end up with the same gender. Make it make sense.
Bisexuality isn’t representation only when it matches your preferences, it includes attraction to more than one gender, period.
Putting down other groups/artists to uplift your favs is lame. Keep it positive or stfu— stop putting down other women and pitting them against each other. That kind of behavior is exhausting and regressive.
That last look Meleys gave to Rhaenys...I just felt like it was an apology and a goodbye wrapped up in one.
"I'm sorry I couldn't protect you. I'm sorry I failed. Goodbye." #HouseOfTheDragon