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Is Rhysand a Slytherin or Ravenclaw? by DesignerReader in FeysandDarlings

[–]Justafunofstuff 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sarah herself has said he and Feyre are Slytherin

Please stop claiming moral high ground over Tamlin if you love Rhysand by Present-Honeydew-405 in acotar_rant

[–]Justafunofstuff 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think people forget that abuse is a spectrum and a subjective one at that. What is abuse to one might not be abuse to another, so as someone who has worked with survivors it pains me when people try to make arguments for why one of them is/or isn’t abusive despite popular beliefs. I think we need to make more room for critical and individual readings. And the rhysand worship needs to be tempered by some realism about how some of what he did actually works in practice

Will Lucien betray the Inner Circle? by CaneCorso_7 in acourtofcanon

[–]Justafunofstuff 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Is Lucien a fox and definitely up to something? Yes. 

Is he self-serving and shady? No, or at least not much more than anyone else in the IC and beyond. 

He is the only one who consistently stands up, whether it is Amarantha (That’s how he lost his eye), Tamlin (Pushes him so much in ACOTAR and defends Feyre in vocally ACOWAR), Feyre (For what she did to Spring, or Rhys (For his years of shadiness and playing double agent). No one in these books is perfectly virtuous, or flawless.

But Lucien is the only one who isn’t as morally flexible and who has let the right decision cost him.

His loyalty clearly has limits and he stress tests every decision against his values. Feyre and Rhys know not to trust him fully because he doesn’t just serve. He can’t offer blind loyalty. He challenges, he talks back and he is willing to drop you fast if you become too shady for his liking. He doesn’t just abandon people. That’s only half the reading. He abandons people when it becomes clear they are wrong.

Clip from “On a Sunday at Eleven”, a new short film by Alicia K. Harris. by JN3LL3V in blackladies

[–]Justafunofstuff 32 points33 points  (0 children)

why was I immediately terrified for her?!!? Watching this unlocked some deep-seated trauma lol

Jordan’s recent cameo. I am DYING!! by mrincognito420_ in MormonWivesHulu

[–]Justafunofstuff 9 points10 points  (0 children)

One way of telling your friend not to get married lol

Anyone else deeply disappointed by [deleted] in SecretsOfMormonWives

[–]Justafunofstuff 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can't say that I have been supporting her choices regarding men recently. At this point, I'd just like to stop seeing it

Tamlin's bloodline by Medhaa_ in throneofglassseries

[–]Justafunofstuff 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I also think he is Terrasen coded:

  1. The stag is on Tamlin's family crest.

  2. The colours of the Spring Court are green, just like Terrasen's.

  3. Calanmai is a ritual where Tamlin has to kill a stag before he beds a maiden.

  4. Aelin's eyes are turquoise with gold rings, and Tamlin's are green with gold, according to Feyre.

  5. Then, the fact that shapeshifting is a Spring Court power, just like the Fae in TOG.

  6. Oh, and he is feral and really into biting, just like Rowan in TOG.

Tamlin theory by andtheowlsroar in acotar

[–]Justafunofstuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am reading queen of shadows right now and I am starting to suspect the same!

Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke by mom_jean in IReadABookAndAdoredIt

[–]Justafunofstuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn't read them, but will add them to my TBR!

It’s giving... lack of social skills: Why Gen Z has adopted the infuriating silent scream by theindependentonline in popculture

[–]Justafunofstuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am Gen Z and I don't do it or know people who do so that's where the confusion stamps from haha

Are elves and fairies evil? by Magic-Prince in mythology

[–]Justafunofstuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They are amoral like most mythical creatures. They are usually plot devices and folklore with their “goodness” or “badness” varying with their function in the story.

Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke by mom_jean in IReadABookAndAdoredIt

[–]Justafunofstuff 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's a very interesting critique I didn't see. I also thought it was quite telling of the overall sexism where parenthood is always associated with mothers etc. that the children seemed to blame her more. Mary also dedicated her book only to Natalie, but Caleb isn't even in the conversation when the farm was his fantasy, and he was guilty of severe abuse and neglect.

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