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“Marilla, how can you be so unfeeling?”

UM SO I’VE BEEN READING OBSIDIO LATELY LIKE EVERYONE ELSE WHO KNOWS WHAT’S UP (NO SPOILS I PROMISE) AND HAS ANYONE ELSE NOTICED HOW EZRA AND AIDAN ALWAYS SAY “AS YOU WISH” TO KADY?

THE PRINCESS BRIDE, ANYONE?

WHEN WESTLEY WOULD ONLY SAY “AS YOU WISH” TO BUTTERCUP, HIS TRUE LOVE, AND IT ALWAYS MEANT “I LOVE YOU”

SO EVERY TIME THAT EZRA AND AIDAN SAY “AS YOU WISH” TO KADY THEY’RE ACTUALLY SAYING “I LOVE YOU”

Gilbert after Anne winning the spelling competition saying “Congratulations, Anne. I should have added the e” with this little grin on his face

BECAUSE ANNE ALWAYS SAYS “ANNE WITH AN E” AND IS SUPER PARTICULAR ABOUT THE E ADDED ON TO THE END OF HER NAME

AND THEY WERE SPELLING ENGAGEMENT OH MY LORD FORESHADOWING

I just read that EoS smut scene and asdfghjkl it’s the middle of the night and I’m freaking out

I don’t think I’ve blinked since like 5 pages ago 0_0

I can’t breath omg

And I just know I have the creepiest happy grin on my face

Ok so we know that part witches exist (Elide as a prime example). My question is, how?

I thought that all witches gave birth to female offspring with a human, fae, or demi-fae male. Which means that being a witch must be a dominant gene or something like that. The bloodline never dilutes. So how is a part-witch born? Would a male offspring be part witch? Can witches even give birth to males? 

Ok so it might just be me but I honestly think that people who are upset by certain characters not being gay or lesbian in EoS are being ridiculous.

Said characters have never said they were gay or lesbian and have only been in straight relationships in the past (I can’t actually remember with Manon but I know this applies to other characters). So why are people upset that they are, in fact, straight? 

Isn’t it just as bad as being homophobic if people are offended by straight relationships in books? I myself support LGBT relationships, I really do. But isn’t the whole idea that people can be in whatever kind of relationship they want to be?

So why are people offended by straight characters that they just assumed were gay or lesbian? I really do not understand. LGBT and straight relationships can be equally amazing in books, so how about we all just pipe the f*ck down and stop assuming what these characters’ sexualities are, whether gay, lesbian, bi, straight, or whatever, and just let them be with whoever the hell they are written with. 

If this offends anyone, I apologize and you can just ignore all of this. I was just upset by the amount of Sarah J. Maas hate I saw around the internet and wanted to make a response that included my point of view.