Thinking about young Jonah and all his hopes and dreams makes me so sad. He made it work out for him in the end, but discovering that the foundations of your morality and outlook on life are wrong must be so horrifying…
is this ship popular because it’s legitimately compelling or is it popular because it’s the easiest to decontextualize and write college roommate AUs about?
Fellas is it gay to kill the man who turned you into a monster and be the last person he ever sees. Is it gay if in his final moments when death was his worst possible fear all he had left to say to you was “good luck.” If even then, even after everything, he hopes you can do what he couldn’t, even if he’s so terrified of the fact he won’t be able to do it himself. Is it gay to kill the man who made you into this and not regret it but you’ll never be able to unsee his blood on your hands.
