LOKI (2021)

LOKI (2021)

You know you're an INTJ when

You know you’re an INTJ when you become more emotionally invested in fictional characters than real people.

Character: Hi Me: I LOVE THE WAY YOU SAY THIS, YOU HAVE SUCH DEPTH, YES

Real human: Hi Me: Shut up.

we as a society need to accept that Heinz Doofenshmirtz has dilf energy

2012 LOKI HAD NO IDEA THAT HE WAS LOVED AND CHERISHED BY HIS MOTHER, FATHER AND BROTHER.

HE HAD NO IDEA.

ALL HE WANTED WAS TO BE LOVED.

ALL HE WANTED WAS TO BELONG.

NOW HE FINALLY GETS TO SEE THAT HIS MOTHER ALWAYS LOVES HIM

HIS FATHER ALWAYS LOVED HIM

AND THOR, HIS BROTHER, THE ONE HE WAS ALWAYS COMPARED TO, LOVED HIM AND THOUGHT THE FUCKING WORLD OF HIM.

HE FINALLY LEARNS THIS, EVERYTHING HE'S EVER WANTED, ONLY TO REALIZE HE CAN NEVER GO BACK AND NEVER GET THE CHANCE TO SEE IT FOR REAL--

no bc fr

Every time I think about PJO, I’m filled with this vague sense of loss and nostalgia. It makes my heart ache. Maybe it’s because I remember being a kid wondering what my life would be like when I became Percy’s age, and now I’m older than him and it’s nothing like I imagined. Maybe it’s because the times I can sit down and enjoy a book in the same way as I did in middle school have become few and far between. At this point, half of my love for the series isn’t even due to the characters or plot or writing. I love the series because of the emotions and memories tied to them. Who cares if they’re children’s books? Sometimes we all need to escape to a reality where the heroes win and the villains lose, where a couple of kids can save the world, no matter how hopeless the odds seem.