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Gente de Monterrey que le gusta el narusasu, habrá un evento café 🥺🫶 de fans para fans. Pueden adquirir preventa de productos y si no son de Monterrey pueden solicitar envío 🧡💙⚾️

The most complete expression of This Is Love—a full collection of every small piece of Polin’s story brought together in one carefully curated bundle. 🦋💐 Includes the zine, digital content, and the complete set of exclusive physical merch📖✨ #Polinzine #Polin #Bridgerton

@polinzine @pechiecessie 🩵💛

From lingering glances to words left unsaid… 📖💛 Here’s another glimpse into the world of This Is Love, featuring one of our double-sided acrylic keychains, an accompanying print, and digital emotes, illustrated by @pechiecessie ✨💐 #Polinzine #Polin #Bridgerton

@polinzine @RayDarkwolf CUTEEEES

Every love story leaves something behind...📖💛 We’re delighted to share one last look into the merch included in This Is Love, the bookmark, sticker sheet, and digital emotes illustrated by @raydarkwolf !💐 #Polinzine #Polin #Bridgerton

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Pride and Prejudice 🪻

hi everyone! my golden kamuy fanbook 'First Snow' is available for pre-order now on my shop ❣️ international shipping is available, more info below ↓

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Las preventas para el kit home run están próximas a cerrar, ¡no te quedes sin la tuya!

@SelenneZS @applepuffsilver @penlovescolin 😭🫶 thank you

@Fanjo0 @applepuffsilver @penlovescolin It’s PERFECT 😍🥹

Someone draw this as Polin please please please

Stay tuned! 💫 #werenotjustfriends_73

@LadyKateMorgan No me sorprende, sabes?, con esa parte del fandom tan complicada de satisfacer, lo mejor era darles una adaptación más apegada al libro, aunque obvio, a estas alturas no tenía sentido con el desarrollo de Ben

@Fanjo0 Hasta dónde tengo entendido, Jess quería hacer algo asi con la historia de Benedict, pero se apego al libro casi al pie de la letra a último momento.

What I hate most about Bridgerton is what they've done to Colin. They've relegated him to a character with no substance, barely good enough to be a good husband and father, when he's so much more than that. Yes, we love the sensitive, emotionally connected Colin. The brave man who caused at least twenty scandals on his way to Penelope just to keep from losing her. We love Colin the pirate and the adventurer. We love his essence as a lover, and on that we all agree. However, Bridgerton, Shonda, or Jess—because I honestly don't know who was really responsible—have done nothing but disrespect Colin's character time and time again. In the books, Colin is actually the only one of the eight siblings who appears in almost every book of the series, except for Hyacinth's. And it's not that Colin is a character who's just there and does nothing. On the contrary, he's almost always been the link or the impetus his siblings have needed, whether directly or indirectly, to achieve their happiness. He was always an intelligent man and very perceptive of everyone around him. He wasn't a fool or someone who was oblivious to things. But after seeing what they did to him in season 4, how his entire arc as a writer was practically scrapped, how the famous conversation he had with Benedict in the book about him going after Sophie was nonexistent, and how now the role he had Francesca´s book is going to be replaced by Benedict just because the latter is bisexual, I have to say it: Either this show has a problem with Colin or its writers and showrunner really don't know how to do decent character development. Regardless of the case, Colin will continue to be beloved by his fans, but no one can say that he hasn't been treated unfairly since Jess took over as showrunner. His character has so much more potential, and it's disappointing that they don't know how to use it properly. In the end, we fanfiction writers are the only ones who can do justice to our favorite characters because it's clear that these writers lack imagination, good ideas, and are, frankly, completely useless.

@LadyKateMorgan Que triste. Realmente quitarle la etiqueta de bisexual no cambia absolutamente nada en su desarrollo ni en su historia. Para qué entonces? No lo entiendo 😅 Hubieran vestido a Sophie de hombre. Más interesante y ahí sí, ni como saber qué era ella

@Fanjo0 Y fijate que quedó como bisexual a pesar de todo y especialmente porque durante la temporada 4 le había dicho que había querido a hombres tambien

@chicle1986 @AmelleKyre @filled_popcorn Pls pls pls 🙏

@AmelleKyre @filled_popcorn There is a fic where they do hug let me look for it

they were going to hug here, she stretched out her hands to hug him, he was looking at her like she was the last meal on earth and he had gone without food for decades, just ridiculous. no platonic explanation pfft.

Lleve mis Bridgerton al evento de la feria del libro y Polin se agotó 😭🫶 Y como sea Bridgerton fue lo más admirado y adquirido. Gracias por tanto!

@evermoresoc No sé porque siento que es parte de la narrativa. Siempre se busca que el personaje femenino protagonico resalte en su temporada. Sophie no tiene mucho con que destacar en esa parte, así que darles estos atuendos y maquillajes al resto no la opacarian. Pero que voy a saber yo 😅

podemos hablar de que penelope usó el mismo peinado casi toda la temporada???

@LadyKateMorgan @_gracieling Uno no merece menos que el chico del pan 🫶 (pero parece que la gente prefiere una pizca de toxicidad... o mucha 🤷‍♀️)

@Fanjo0 @_gracieling En efecto y btw, yo amo a Peeta. Si conozco a uno como él en la vida real, me caso, asi de simple

LITERALLY the only explanation for the hate toward show Colin and Phillip is they don’t fit the classic clichés male leads that the audience seems to like. sweet and sensitive men are simply boring to all of you, when those are actually qualities that should be appreciated.

@LadyKateMorgan @_gracieling Y pasa hasta en historias que no se enfocan en romance, como un personaje como Peeta (thg) es llamado inútil. Entiendo que busquen en la ficción esa pasión y adrenalina, pero que gasten tanto tiempo en insultar y menospreciar personajes buenos, mmmm raro.

I agree. Generally speaking, women seem to enjoy male protagonists who bring drama and conflict to the relationship. The enemies-to-lovers trope is very popular precisely because it evokes in readers the drama of the protagonists' fight before they succumb to passion. A passion that is often quite chaotic but captivating in its intensity. But when a protagonist is well-balanced and can have a "healthy" love relationship with their romantic interest, they're automatically perceived as boring because, again, there's no conflict, drama, or intensity. There's more sweetness, more care; the emotional connection is what matters, and that's captivating, especially for sensitive women or those who prioritize emotional connection over drama. The point is, just because there's an emotional connection doesn't mean there can't be passion. There is, and Colin and Penelope are proof of that, because in the carriage Colin let himself go and showed Penelope no mercy as he showed her what pleasure felt like under his touch. And as a sensitive person, I felt it all because I connected with them on a deep emotional level. That's why I like these kinds of protagonists, because I know that even if there isn't much drama or major conflict, it's that emotional depth and total passion that draws me to them.