#baratheonsss

No it’s not. And I’m white. I think the person has to be from the country he is supposed to play.

Thank you!!

bellarmyblake said: yayyy youu!!!

YAAAY!!!

baratheonsss said:Congrats!What do you want to study?

Business and Tourism

thnksfrthntnddc said: Well done !! :D that’s soo awesome x

Thank you!

gigipadaswan said:CONGRATS!!!

I got asked by baratheonsss and punkjams to post 5 things that make me happy and then do likewise to the last people who reblogged from me (so watch out y’all I’m coming for ya)

Here goes:

1) I like baking apple pies (well any pies really but especially apple) because I find it oddly satisfying to chop up apples (plus usually watch Supernatural when I make apple pie but that’s probably a coincidence right?) 2) My cat, Fish. He’s an adorable, finicky super fluffy ball of soft orange fur and paranoia. He’s my soulcat, my familiar, and just seeing him makes me ridiculously happy. 3) The “bengal spice” flavored tea they sell in supermarkets during the winter. The cloves are too strong for most of my family, but I kinda like the pleasantly numb feeling in my lips. 4) That feeling you get as a writer when you figure something out in your own work. I have been going through a major writers’ block for about a year now, but every once in a while I figure out a personal riddle or a plot hole that bugged me, and it is the most satisfying feeling. 5) (I’m going deep with this last one) The fact that asexuality is a thing. I live in a conservative, cisheteronormative family, so the exploration of sexualities other than the hetero was lowkey discouraged (a fact I didn’t really see at the time but has become glaring since I came out). I always felt like something was maybe wrong with me, or I just wasn’t getting something when I couldn’t find it in myself to see myself or anyone else in a sexual light. Since finding out that asexuality exists, I felt so free within myself that I haven’t regretted it for a second, even when my mom side-eyes me and my grandma treats it like a fad. I feel free.

I l o v e h i m

there was a moment early on in season 3 where i simply had to pause it and make this post (because it took a LONG time for cesare to win me over)

That’s your fault my dear. If you are a feminist you should judge the women who are like Cersei. The women who hurt other women. The women who want eveything for themselves. The women who don’t care about other people. The women who kill women.

that’s literally not what i’m talking about....at all, i’m talking about how in fiction men are are villian in stories get to be treated in the narrative as important and by people who read them (see walter white in breaking bad) while women like cersei or even amy in gone girl let’s say, both are extremely well structured characters who are very important in the narrative but people react to what they do in an appallingly misogyntic manner and you can’t tell me with a straight face that a male villian would ever EVER get that kind of treatment