Joss Whedon, Time Magazine (via nerdyninjanicole)

#i like to pretend the epilogue was a bad dream #oops? #i mean really albus severus

(via lettersfromtheattic)

Joss Whedon, every relationship doesn’t have to end in horrible tragedy.

I mean I get that not everyone likes the epilogue (personally I am neutral don’t care HARRYRONHERMIONELUNANEVILLEGINNY lived that’s all I care about and I just wanted everyone to be happy don’t care how)  but

it is just so Whedon to complain the ending was too happy because RELATIONSHIPS ENDED IN HAPPY TOGETHERNESS INSTEAD OF DEATH AND DARKNESS.

also why single out Ron and Hermione for divorce, what the hell.

(via adventuresofcomicbookgirl)

Joss Whedon was probably a Harry/Hermione shipper

not of the “It’s not canon but I ship it whatever” variety but of the

“JKR DOESN’T UNDERSTAND HER CHARACTERS PROPERTY I SHOULD HAVE WRITTEN HP HARRY AND HERMIONE BELONG TOGETHER!!!!” variety

(via awyeahlongbox)

I see this reasoning a lot with various kid and teenage ships (Aang/Katara, Billy/Teddy, any of the Potter kids), that they can’t/won’t last because they’re kids. And, yeah, people still have a lot of growing and changing to do at that age, but people have a lot of growing and changing to do at 21 and 45 and 60. The important thing here is that they’ve all been through traumatic, life-changing, and life-affirming things together and that’s the kind of stuff that strong, lifelong relationships are built on (IMO.)

Plus you guys can buy wizard boarding schools, the avatar cycle, and the entirety of the marvel universe, but not highschool sweethearts getting/staying married???

(via lilpocketninja)

I want to NEGATIVE LIKE THIS

fuck you joss

Ron/Hermione forever

also blah blah blah bullshit

(via attiface)

1. sadness and despair are not the only narratively valid emotions, Joss Whedon
2. people being happy is a real thing that really happens, it is realistic, Joss Whedon
3. I would in fact go so far as to say that denying that happy endings and contented chracters are realistic or engaging or interesting is an extremely blinkered and immature way of seeing things, Joss Whedon
4. And as your own narratives stagnate because you consider so few things worthy of being written about, and as your dialogue stagnates for much the same reasons, I would suggest you consider perhaps letting your characters be happy sometimes, too, Joss Whedon.
5. Fuck you, Joss Whedon.

(via bathearst)

Someone who resurrects characters and put them into a teen-crush romance that should have died out decades ago just so he can be the one to tragically break up said romance yet again should STFU on the subject, Joss Whedon.

(via northstarfan)

Oh, god, f’in AMEN to what northstarfan said. When you drag a long dead and gladly departed teen romance kicking and screaming back into existence, just so you can add death and angst, Joss, all I can do is add to the f*** you sentiment.