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3 years ago

Start an argument with yourself I want to read it

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xenn [34]3 years ago

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I don’t really know what to say so =

Eddi Din [679]3 years ago

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I got you! I hope I get brainliest for this.
My opinion: damon is better than Stefan
Inner voice(that is false): no Stefan is
Me: damon is always better looking Stefan only looked decent when he was in 19 sum and below his makeup in the recent world make him look ugly and dry
Inner: Stefan loved Elena and they had an epic relationship
Me: ew plz they was okay they wasn’t even all that let’s talk about how she met damon first and damon compelled her to forget and live her life and when she turn to a vampire she was confused cause she always loved damon but the compulsion was messing with her brain
Inner: atleast Stefan let her do what she wants
Me: ok while he letting her do what she wants and let her make her choices he basically putting others before her cause that what her choices are about and damon he don’t care he wanna put her first because he only cares for her that how much love he has for her he will do anything for her just so she is safe no matter if she hates him or not she is his priority. And also when Stefan let her make he own choice didn’t she almost die in one of em oh yea
Inner: ...
Me: also when damon first saw her and realized she wasn’t Katherine he let her go he compelledher to forget and live a good life when Stefan first saw her he was selfish and stalked her and forced his self to meet her and because of him meeting her and her finding out his life and etc. she put her life in danger and welcome her into that world
Inner: but
Me: yes her dad was involve into that stuff yes she prolly could’ve learned about it in her later life but she was just a child she didn’t need all of that.. and with Stefan intervening she probably would’ve know anything about that world but we wouldn’t know cause that a what if thing

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