For My Newest And Worst Asoiaf Take, I Propose Grrm Ends The Books With Everyone Being Sent To The Wall

For my newest and worst asoiaf take, I propose grrm ends the books with everyone being sent to the Wall for indefinite detention by the Iron Bank, and living out the rest of their days as a Office-like sitcom, including(and I won’t explain this you’ll just have to understand) Dany as Micheal, Jon as Jim, Stannis as Toby, Arya as Dwight, Cersei as Angela, and--

Me and my 12 draft posts about Theon Greyjoy that will never see the light of day

me talkin abt song of ice fire every day on this web site to exactly no one

as someone with a wlw obsession with both angela from the office AND cersei........ yeah.

You carry a heavy burden, to have an obsession with bitchy blonde milfs that only love their children and no one else.

Sam and Dean crushed by bricks beneath the Red Keep

Tag yourself as a random over described asoiaf body part

Im jeyne westerlings hips

I’d like to add Native American Jewish Judge Raquel Montoya-Lewis, who won her election in Washington and is the first Native American to serve on the state’s bench.

Celebrating these wins for increasing the diversity of representation in government! 🎉

Sarah McBride became the US’s first openly trans state senator and the country’s highest ranking openly trans legislator, as well as Delaware’s first out LGBTQ+ person elected to the state’s legislature.

Mondaire Jones and Ritchie Torres, both in New York, became the firstly openly gay Black men elected to Congress.

Cori Bush became the first Black woman elected to Congress in Missouri’s history. She is a community organizer and activist who became involved with politics after Ferguson.

Iman Jodeh, the daughter of Palestinian immigrants, became Colorado’s first Muslim lawmaker.

Shevrin Jones became the first out LGBTQ+ person to be elected to Florida’s state senate.

Michele Rayner-Goolsby became the first openly queer Black woman elected to the Florida House of Representatives.

Jabari Brisport became New York’s first openly queer state senator of color.

Kim Jackson became Georgia’s first openly LGBTQ+ state senator, and Torrey Harris became the first out LGBTQ+ member of Tennessee’s state legislature.

Taylor Small became the first openly trans member of the Vermont State Legislature.

Stephanie Byers became the first openly trans lawmaker ever elected in Kansas and the first trans person of Native American heritage ever elected to any state legislature. She’s a member of the Chikasaw Nation.

Here’s to progress being made at any level, and here’s to hoping that those elected tonight are only the first of many. ❤️