trying to write fic without going overboard on the word count and feeling like it’s written too simply
i suddenly remembered i read in a fic (i wish i could name the exact one so sorry but it’s been a while) that someone put a hat on enjolras’s head while they’re trying to escape a protest gone wrong because his hair grabs too much attention
so
here u go
guess who is completely enamored with brick!jolras’s hair tho
It’s all fun and games when you say a bunch of hilariously offensive things like “Jar Jar Binks was a cool character” or “Joffery deserves the Iron Throne” or “Dick Grayson has an awful butt” but when you say “Oklahoma is the best state in the union” to a Texas girl who went to UT, I’m sorry but FRIENDSHIP OVER.
I feel like I owe broadway.com for their open bar.
he looks so drunk i’M CRYING
(Source: whiteboytveit)
If you do not believe that this is one of the best self-discovery stories then you need to re-evaluate how you perceive things.
(Source: fromabrothelinsyracuse)
you know, bashing and hate within fandoms used to only be something i’d ever hear about through other blogs saying things like “can the hate please stop let’s just get along” but in the les mis fandom i’m finally actually getting some of it straight on my dash, and wow. just wow. i really do not understand why people need to tag their hate and just relentlessly bash people who like something a little bit different. not everything in that book/musical/movie was completely cut and dry. we can all interpret things in our own ways. no one’s interpretation is better than anyone else’s, i don’t care how long or how deeply you’ve delved into the source material. this is a piece of entertainment, and people should be allowed to enjoy it in their own ways. the only time it’s not ok is when someone says something like “you are stupid for liking this thing” or something equally problematic. idk there’s just been too much entitlement going on. it’s a bummer.
avagueambitioninyourdirection:
For kisachanlove. It was her birthday!
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Pairing: Grantaire/Enjolras, Marius/Cosette
Verse: A Body That Speaks
Rating: PG-13
Summary: “He’s cute.”
I cannot even begin to describe how much I love this verse.

