All monsters are human.

— Katherine Mansfield, from a letter to J. M. Murry written c. October 1922

what is dead may never die

— Henry David Thoreau, Walden (via books-n-quotes)

— Dan Brown, The Da Vinci Code (via books-n-quotes)

To me, there was a very tangible feeling of softness and vulnerability with Theon and Sansa’s relationship. It’s really quite unique and beautiful. Both are (arguably) the most abused and shitted on characters in the show, both have been through horrors and traumas unimaginable, and yet they keep going, keep standing when they get knocked down, keep going when all seems impossibly hopeless. When they’re around each other, it’s like they drop all defenses and show a softness and vulnerability that they don’t with the other characters. They’ve been through so much, but when they’re together there is no armor, no masks worn. They are nakedly themselves, all scars and mistakes and hurt, and they anchor each other. They open their arms for one another and just hold each other, solace in the feeling of home.

You’re basically saying ‘I don’t hate mentally ill people, I just hate the way that their disorder affects me’