WritingCanSuckIt

That’s the reason why SJM doesn’t want to interact with you. Because you hate the main characters, make villains of them, and you can’t stop whining about how Rhys is bad, Feyre is dumb, Elain is useless and should grovel for your poor baby Lulu, Mor is sus and not girls girl, Cassian is a loser, how Nesta is a Queen of Queens and should leave her love for Eris, how Gwynnie/Gwen needs to be the main character even though casual readers don’t remember Eris’s name (not to mention hers), Azriel should be with a fanon girl you created in your head so she ‘deserves him’, and you go around blaming people for enjoying the MCs of the book.

It’s pathetic. If you’re anti-ACOTAR [main characters], then probably you should leave the fucking fandom. Maybe you don’t like these books. You’re not special by liking Tamlin, Nesta, Valkyries, and Azriel. They are good characters, it’s just your fault that you spread hate online, making others hate those ‘perfect characters’.

You think you’re smarter, more educated, and a better reader than everyone else? No. You watch TikTok and then use ‘super duper dope’ theories as if you discovered fucking America. ACOTAR is not TOG, it’s not that complex.

People love Rhysand, SJM loves Rhysand, Feyre loves Rhysand. People love ACOTAR for its simple, yes not perfect, but a fun plot.

(And I’m going to put his friendship and love of Feyre aside for this post because this is meant to be about him and Rhysand.)

Every time I see people criticize Cassian for refusing to enable his mate’s toxic behaviors or for choosing to understand Rhysand’s situation and feelings, I can’t help but wonder…what exactly did they expect from him?

Cassian saw Rhys lose his mother, his father, his sister—and still find the strength to care for his people and dream of a better future for them all. He saw his brother disappear for fifty years, knowing he had to be enduring unimaginable torture just to protect his family. He saw his brother die. He watched him sacrifice everything to save the world and give his family a chance at a good life, even if that meant they’d have to live it without him.

After all that suffering, Cassian finally got to witness Rhys find happiness—he was going to have a love more beautiful than any other, to become a father, to have everything he had fought and bled for. And then he saw it all threatened again. Rhys faced the possibility of losing the love of his life, their unborn child, their hope, their future—everything he and Feyre had fought so hard for.

So yes, if Cassian had a soft spot for the brother who had been there for him in every possible way since the beginning—the brother he’d grown up alongside, who had suffered so much and still managed to give so much of himself to others—I understand that completely. And if he chose not to support someone on their unreasonable hatred toward the people he cared about during a time as fragile as that, I truly can’t blame him.

In fact, I think he did the right thing. Because if someone I was dating disrespected my family—especially during such a sensitive time, and without any logical reason—you can bet I would’ve done much worse than Cassian did. And I say this acknowledging that trauma manifests differently for everyone. But if you only ever focus on your own pain without considering how deeply others are hurting—and on top of that, you make things even harder for them—it will inevitably cost you their presence. No one will stick around forever if they’re constantly being torn down.

FIRSTLY, I'M NOT EVEN AMERICAN 😭😭

Second, I am the very brown people whom you are "defending" from the big bad Feyre Archeron... I am not "I've read about how bad brown people have had it" I AM IT.

You wanna protect brown people? Go attack that "Scandinavian Scraf" they started calling Duppatas, you wanna help us? Go help us in the real world instead of fighting on the internet with a character's stans...

Like... "All Feyre fans are like this" idk maybe cause you came to a pro Feyre place and then when you were dragged (rightfully so) then started screaming MAGA... Also, you implied my friend might be suicidal by sending "suicidal prevention" links, which is just...

And what is it with Americans who think that the whole world is America? Like I've never seen someone from outside America call someone else MAGA...

"I saw it was a pro Feyre post but got curious" Everything else you say is null and void after that. You made the mistake of checking something you knew you hated, and then you decided to comment your hate on it

Also, incredibly weird you think brown people need defending from a bunch of fictional books, but hey, what do I know? I'm probably MAGA right :) when there is more of a chance of someone you are talking to not being American, than for them to be...

And see, I too, love defending people of colour, like Rhysand, Cassian, Azriel- Oh, you're anti batboys, sorry... My bad, I didn't defend the right brown people...

The amount of controversy, conflict, and toxicity in this fandom over the years has only been made worse by the long gaps between books—without any updates from her. It’s just given people time to regurgitate, fabricate, twist, misinterpret, and completely redefine things that were originally very simple. And honestly? It sucks. It would’ve shown a level of care for the fans who go out of their way to defend these books if she had spoken up against the more ridiculous claims going on.

Like, the amount of hate Rhys and Feyre have gotten? The scandal over the pelvis talk?? At the very least, she could’ve addressed something. It’s been three years since ACOSF, and we’re still waiting—not even for a book, just for an announcement. It’s honestly a little disappointing.

I absolutely DESPISED their bargain that if one died the other one would too. And i hate it when people say “they’re allowed to be selfish for once” (in my opinion feysand was selfish many many times but anw) Like you have a child now? Find a way to break that bargain, imagine Nyx losing both of his parents.

I find that stupid and immature idc🤷‍♀️

It has been four years since "A Court of Silver Flames" was published, and Nesta Archeron had part of her journey told. So, in honor of this date, I want to share this incredible art that @polianegicele made of our immortal slayer queen.

Art by: @polianegicele

Commissioned by: @melphss