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OKAY OKAY SO QUINN YEAH QUINN RIGHT, UH HUH THAT IS SOME GOOD SHIT RIGHT THERE (right there) IF I DO SAY SO MYSELF GOOD JOB 10/10 OFFICIALLY SHOOK @dannyirizarry I HAVE NO WORDS

@miguelterron PERF MY CHILD ACTUALLY PERF I CANT SO GOOD ESTOY ENCANTADA CON TODO LO QUE HE VISTO HASTA AHORA

Ever wondered why the female protagonists of novels are so often clumsy? It isn’t a coincidence.

It’s because authors have internalized the fear of not making their female characters too perfect, so they have to give them a flaw. But they can’t do something like make them selfish, or stingy, or arrogant, because any actual personality flaws are unforgivable in a female character (and think for a moment about all the male protagonists in literature who are selfish or arrogant). So they need a flaw that doesn’t reflect badly on the character.

They can’t make them ugly. Or fat. God forbid.

sTOP DEfending caine soren’s actions.

just stop it.

u can give him reason behind those actions.

u can feel upset bc he was an amazing character.

but dont u dare defend his actions.

he sUCKED as a person.

in summary

stop defending caine 2k16

also drake.

you can like any character you want BUT you have to like them for what they are. you can’t tone them down.

you can both appreciate and hate any character you want. BUT don’t send people hate for liking a character you don’t.

let me show you an example:

my favorite character is caine soren. he was a lying, manipulating, horrible person who deserves his end and worse. i can’t defend him on anything. but i like the way he was written, and he made for the most interesting character to me / therefore i like him.

one of my least favorite characters is drake merwin. he is also a terrible person, sadistic and psychotic. i can’t defend him on anything. but i don’t like the way he was written. i think he was a stale character with no development / therefore, i don’t like him. but i still appreciate his addition to the book series , and how depraved he was as a character.

Gone Series meme ➝ 2/3 deaths➝  Dahra Baidoo 

        Mary barked a disbelieving laugh. “Are you calling me crazy?” 

        “Of course not,” Astrid said, but in such a way that it was clear even to the youngest or dumbest in the room that she was alleging exactly that. “But you do have a couple of mental… issues… that are possibly distorting your thinking.”