Guess what? i'm not creative enough for a title

"Prince Aemon the Dragonknight cried the day Princess Naerys wed his brother Aegon," Sansa Stark said, "and the twins Ser Arryk and Ser Erryk died with tears on their cheeks after each had given the other a mortal wound." —ACOK Tyrion IX

Message of the books: It’s okay to cry in public if you’re upset sometimes, regardless of your title. Some of history’s best warriors cried, but that didn’t mean they were “weak” or incapable of greatness.

this person said it best

You’ve never been satisfied. There’s a deep longing at your core that you’ve never been without, but perhaps have only just begun to identify. When will it be enough? When can you be at peace? Your hunger burns and claws at you, pulls you forward like the lurch of gravity. Does your longing hurt those around you? Would you care if it did? At times the strangle hold of your thirst makes it impossible to know anything else, care about anyone else. You serve only that unquenchable thirst.

You would break yourself into a thousand pieces, shatter every bone, and pry off every inch of skin to be what you think others want. You’ve become so many different things over the years. At this point, you’ve been everything except at peace. You conform and change and adapt and desert entire pieces of yourself, but when will it be enough? When has it ever been enough for them, and when has it ever made you whole again? Speaking of, who are you anymore? Do you even know? How long has it been since you’ve recognized the face in the mirror. Are “you” still “you?”

i am disturbed by the accuracy.

The Werewolf

They look right at you but do not know you. They see what they expect to see, and in some ways, they are right, but they don’t know what lurks just beneath the surface. Each day you feel less and less connected to the parts of you that are expected. There is a violence that claws at your heart, begging to be let out. However, you are both well aware that when it chooses to take over, there will be no permission needed. It will do as it will. The part that scares you the most? Deep down you want to let it out. You crave the freedom it can provide.

kind of terrifying

The vengative lost soul

You were murdered in a very unfair situation and everyone said that you deserved it but that isn't true. You end up stuck in the world of the alive people because of your high amount of grudge, but instead of becoming an evil soul that wants to destroy everyone in their way, you choose to revenge other souls that have been unfairly murdered too and didn't get the chance of getting revenge. You have been in this world for too much time to remember but it helped you too get more and more powerful with the years, and sometimes you also help alive persons that didn't get the justice they deserve. You can be the daydream of the innocent souls and innocent humans, but you're also definitely the worst nightmare of the people that think they can scape from justice or karma.

And gods of old did it hit home

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