I bet you have a fat crush on Glorfindel, Lindir...π€«π€
WHAT?! π± A crush on Glorfindel?! π€ How dare you even suggest such a thing? Me? Have a crush on that radiant beacon of overconfidence?? Absolutely not!! I would rather set myself on fire than entertain the thought. π₯
I mean, letβs be real. Do you really think I, Lindirβmaster of precision, the epitome of order, and lover of quiet, tasteful beautyβwould ever fall for that glittering disaster? Please. π
The man spends half his time shining like a golden sunbeam and the other half reminding everyone about his "legendary" heroics.
No thank you. I can barely stand the sound of his voice echoing through Rivendell as he tells yet another tale of his "glorious past" with an ego the size of the Entire Undying Lands. πβ¨
And don't even get me started on his hair. I swear itβs a magic trickβno elf's hair should be that shiny unless theyβve sold their soul to a hair enchantress. πββοΈ Itβs unnatural. Iβm telling you, he spends more time on his looks than I do on my entire musical compositions. Ridiculous.
Ah, his "charms," you say? Please. If Glorfindel could charm a squirrel, I'd eat my lute. πΈ Honestly, the only thing heβs good at is walking around like the sunβs been set in his hair and acting as if the entire world revolves around his golden glow and glorious past. πReally*βI swear, if I had a silver coin for every time heβs mentioned some heroic βfeatβ or βglorious battle,β Iβd be so wealthy I could retire in the peace and quiet of a small cave in the mountains. ποΈ
And, truly, I'd much rather spend my days patiently dusting Elrondβs scrolls, listening to the whispers of parchment and the occasional mutterings of Rivendellβs ancient tomes than be trapped anywhere near his golden, glimmering presence for more than five minutes. It's exhausting. Just trying to avoid accidentally stumbling into him at dinner takes more effort than an entire symphony. πΆ
But let's be honest hereβhis charm? It's about as genuine as a leaf thatβs been dipped in glitter. πΏβ¨ And as for his looks? Well, I've seen far more elegant elves wandering Rivendell who don't feel the need to blind everyone with their radiance at every turn. I mean, have you seen Glorfindel's βcompetitionβ? Thereβs Erestor, for instance, *a true sight for sore eyes. You want sharp intellect and looks that could cut glass? Thatβs your elf right there.
LothlΓ³rien elves. Now thereβs a group of true beauty that doesnβt feel the need to shout about it at every turn. The way they move, so graceful, like theyβve never had a hair out of place. πΏ They donβt need golden light to tell you theyβre striking, because their presence is the beauty, so much more refined than that blinding sunbeam weβre all subjected to with Glorfindel. π Honestly, the LothlΓ³rien elves donβt even try to look perfectβit just happens. Elegance, subtlety, mystery. If you ask me, thatβs the kind of charm you canβt fake, like Glorfindel does with his constant need for attention.
Now, letβs get one thing straight hereβnot to be overly blunt... but, honestly, Lord Elrond and even High King Gil-galad are far more handsome than Glorfindel will ever be. π
There, I said it.
I could spend a thousand words explaining, but honestly, itβs quite simple. Lord Elrond doesnβt have to try to be regal or attractiveβitβs simply his essence that commands attention. That incredible intellect, that understated elegance that flows through him like the waters of Rivendell itself. π And High King Gil-galadβI mean, come on. Have you seen that dark-haired marvel? He has a strength to him that Glorfindel could only dream of. Thereβs a depth, a presence about him, that even Glorfindel canβt hold a candle to. π₯
Not to mention, the way they carry themselvesβso calm, so assured. No need for loud entrances or flashing smiles (and donβt even get me started on how Glorfindelβs smile could light up the entire valley... whether anyone wants it or not). π But with Lord Elrond and High King Gil-galad? They donβt need to light up a roomβthey just do. Itβs effortless. They are the true definition of handsome in a world that often confuses flamboyance with substance.
Do either of them run around swooning over their own reflection every time they walk past a mirror? Oh no. They leave that to Glorfindel, who probably needs a whole army of mirror-polishers to keep his glow intact.β¨
So, while Glorfindel continues to flash his golden radiance around like itβs the only thing that matters, Iβll be over here enjoying the quiet, steady presence of elves who donβt need to scream for attention. Elrond and Gil-galad are the real deal. π And they donβt need to be repeatedly reminded of their charm. It just is. π
So no, anonymous, I do not have a crush on Glorfindel.
In fact, Iβd rather have a crush on a stone than waste a second of my time on his golden melodrama. π












