What Would You Have Had Me Say? That I Was The Great Adversary In Your Peoples Mythology? I Would Have

what would you have had me say? that i was the great adversary in your people’s mythology? i would have had you trust me!

its the fact that klaus mikealson is cannonly into BDSM for me

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Thor slowly wearing Loki’s clothes to cope and each scene we just see new accessories that are clearly from Loki’s closet. One day he just straight up wears Loki’s helmet and Valkyrie has to step in and be like “okay you need to talk? You’re wearing the sad horns, again.” And when Loki and Thor reunite, the first thing they argue about is Thor stretching out Loki’s Chanel boots and wearing them to a battlefield.

It's just very important to me that you know prairie-style gardens exist.

Ok. Thank you. Carry on.

Reblog if you're gay, lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, asexual, transgender or a supporter.

This should be reblogged by everyone. Even if you’re straight, you should be a supporter.

I know heros are considered the saviours of the world and are probably the epitome of goodness and a thousand praises are sung in their name but what about the misunderstood villains who are shunned from the society just because they don't fit in?

Yes, they might have done terrible things —things that are unspeakable and despicable but when you get to know their story, when you try to understand their trauma, you realise that within their roars of anger, hides a cry for help.

No, it's not about ignoring and overlooking their flaws. It's not about justifying their inhumane actions. It's about acknowledging and accepting those flaws and seeing them in a new light that's not defined by their mistakes.

Sometimes, no matter how much you want to hate them, in the end you just end up loving them more.

Because when you notice that look in their eyes — that look when their eyes are filled with loneliness, pain and endless suffering and that need and desire to be understood, your heart involuntarily aches and melts a little and you feel this urge to give away a piece of your heart to fill the void within them.

// After all, all he ever wanted was the love of his father, the affection of his mother and the warmth of his family //

All he ever wanted was for someone who would believe in him, someone who would love him unconditionally, someone who would see him as a human beneath the face of a monster.

You weren't the villian of my story — Caroline Forbes, The Originals.