I drank with Gendry in my dreams....

I probably was a little bird

Or WAIT

Talking about Arya/Gendry’s sex life is fine absolutely they are fictional you can have any opinion on the subject and vocally discuss on internet its fine.

What you don’t have a right to is to go into someones’ inbox and discuss their own sex life as if you have a right to do so.YOU ABSOLUTELY 100% DO NOT! EVER!! 

@frankcastle I’m real sorry you had to deal with this behaviour honestly.

Arya Stark and Gendry Baratheon in THE IRON THRONE (8.06)  

a subtle nod to each other’s House: black & gold dagger sheath + claw marks with grey fur 

she tried to commit suicide!!! ARYA WAS SUICIDAL!!!

witnessed mass genocide of a city and almost died getting out

already had severe PTSD,  trauma and depression so she’s got more trauma on top of the one’s she’s already witnessed

hell, by the time we get that wack stark montage, jon is already at the wall and and her sister is back in winterfell with an ugly custom gown ready to go. potentially mad time has passed! yet they’re choosing to believe that since we weren’t explicitly shown a goodbye scene, that in all that time, a) arya and gendry never spoke, b) that it’s all arya’s fault and apparently gendry can’t initiate a conversation on his own, and c) gendry’s pissed at her about it (and lbr a lot of gendry’s supposed anger in this situation isn’t even about him. it’s just him being used as an avatar for the fandom’s anger at arya for leaving). i mean, we don’t assume that arya didn’t pack for her voyage or meet her crew before she set sail just bc we didn’t literally see it happen, so why jump to thinking she didn’t speak to gendry before she left?

I’ve already declared my love for TROS, despite it’s obvious flaws, and I’m finally done crying about it, so now I’m here to talk about my more Finn/Poe centric feels. I’m gonna talk about some of their moments that I really liked, and how I “interpreted” them, I suppose.

I’m just here to appreciate what JJ Abrams – who would’ve made Finn and Poe canon if Disney had fucking let him – did manage to give us.

# Them being a great fucking team on the Falcon in the very beginning of the movie. I was just excited to have Poe finally flying the Millennium Falcon, but to have Finn behind the gun, making it a direct parallel to the very first time they met and escaped in a TIE fighter… I got really emotional about that. Finn was so much more confident this time around, him and Poe having the same thought. This scene really displayed how familiar they are with each other these days, and how many missions they’ve been on together before this.

# “Bad mood?” “Him? Always.” Again, the familiarity. Poe is dealing with a lot of anger in this movie, which, in my opinion, finally leaves him mainly thanks to Finn. (More on that later.) But Finn knows how to handle Poe’s bad moods, all too used to it, and it never comes in the way of their bantering. Finn has plenty of sassy comebacks for Poe, which is a development of his character and him finding his own personality that I really like.

# When they’re being chased by Stormtroopers out in the desert, and Finn only has to call out “Poe!” for him to execute the rest of Finn’s unspoken plan. Just like they had the same thought when dealing with the TIE fighters in the opening sequence, only this time they didn’t bother telling each other “I was just thinking that”. They just did it.

# Finn wanting to hold everyone’s hand. Ever since The Force Awakens, when he keeps taking Rey’s hand, I always figured this was just who Finn was as a person. Someone with so much compassion and affection, despite years of brainwashing, which ultimately lead to him managing to break free from his conditioning and escape The First Order. My head canon has always been that Finn likes to hold hands with the people he cares about, and the way Poe asks “hands?” when Finn holds out his hand towards him, and just responds with “hands.” really speaks for how many times he’s done this before. With Poe specifically. And I fucking love that.

# Poe being curious about what Finn wanted to tell Rey, and Finn not wanting to tell him. Because, thanks to John Boyega, we know for certain that Finn meant to tell Rey that he’s Force Sensitive. Thing is: Poe isn’t the biggest fan of the Force – didn’t see the importance of Rey staying at base and training with Leia instead of running missions with them – and Finn knows this. Which is why he initially wants to tell no one but Rey, because he knows she’ll understand.

# Finn saying The Force is what brought him to Rey and Poe, when admitting to Jannah that he can sense it. Because she can feel it, too. That? Like I can’t even handle that. 

# Finn finally trying to tell Poe that he’s affected by the Force, that he knows what Rey has to fight against, when they’re arguing on the hill. However, I can’t tell if Poe understands what Finn is trying to tell him, since the mention of Leia knowing what Rey and Finn are going through clearly upsets him.

# Poe snapping at Finn that he’s not Leia, to which Finn agrees, only for them to return to base and learn that she’s no longer with them. The look on Poe’s face when Finn, clearly upset, agrees that he isn’t Leia, is… painful to say the least. But I think this was the turning point for Poe’s anger. Leia was a great general who lead them through many battles, and Poe suddenly being faced by the fact that she’s gone, and that he’s supposed to take her place as the leader of the Resistance, accompanied with Finn’s disappointment with him from before, becomes a little too much. He’s not Leia, just like he said, but now feels like he should and maybe needs to be.

# Lando finding Poe talking to himself next to Leia’s covered body, giving him the speech about how none of them – him, Han, Leia and Luke – had to do it alone. They had each other, and that’s why they could do what they did. Which Poe’s immediate response to is seeking out Finn and tell him “I can’t do this alone” and appointing him to general alongside him. Putting the two of them in charge of the entire Resistance army.

# “General.” “General.”

# Them talking to their forces as a united front, discussing strategy and plans. And then, when they’re still surrounded by everyone, Poe meets Finn’s gaze and holds it, showing no sign of the stress or frustration that he’s been battling for the entire movie, as he tells him: “Then we go together.”

# Poe riding with R2D2 in his X-wing for the final battle, leading their team of pilots, while BB8 is with his second dad Finn who’s leading the ground team.

# Finn successfully blowing up the command deck of the big Imperial ship, and Poe being so damn fucking proud with the biggest smile on his face, oh my god.

# Poe being told that Finn is still on the Imperial ship that’s burning, and that all the other ships have left, and doesn’t even blink before he’s rushing back into the chaos to try and save him, despite his X-wing not being fast enough. This whole thing went by pretty fast, so it’s easy to underestimate the importance of it. But Poe turning his ship around and heading back to where enemy ships are still blowing up is kind of a big deal, especially him being the one of two generals who’d already made it out of immediate danger.

# Finn and Poe embracing on the ground after the battle, which is yet another parallel to them reuniting again in Force Awakens. The smiles on their faces, the way Poe cups the back of Finn’s head and buries his face into his neck– I don’t even know what to say about that. Other than the fact that these two men clearly have so much love and care for one another, and now that the fighting is finally over, they’re gonna have the time to talk things out, to get to know each other outside of the frontline of a war.