There’s a happy ending to, because the robbery was unsuccessful, the couple ended up getting the money Eden needed from a movie inspired by em! Also John only had to serve part of his sentence. Check out their wedding photos btw they’re beautiful.
reblogging because I’ve seen this post a thousand times and I’ve never seen the happy ending!!
Extremely wholesome content.
The film is Dog Day Afternoon for anyone wanting to watch it
Congrats Jaiden!! I’m so proud that she was able to come out publicly :0
And to anyone who found out about Aros and Aces through her video, Welcome!
The a-spectrum has been pretty looked over for a long time with many not even knowing we exist. It’s a very common story for aspecs, even I only discovered the identity a few years ago!
I’m so glad such a large youtuber (and one of my favourites) has been public with their aspec identity. Hopefully this will lead to many more aspecs discovering a refuge in this community. I mean the aromantic tag was in the top 5 for a while, everyone say thank you to Jaiden :P
The aspec community is here to welcome anyone who needs a refuge, even if you do find a different label later down the line.
There’s lots to discover and learn in this community so if you’re interested have a look around and learn something new :D
the absolute irony of the quadruple-A experience for me is that it actually makes it way easierfor me to navigate the world and the social elements of it, not harder
because the absolute hell that I would put myself through otherwise trying to wrangle myself into social-behaviour boxes OR trying to wrangle other people into my-behaviour boxes was just unsustainable. someone would use a social-relationship term for me or act in a way that television or the internet has taught me means xyz and I’d go “oh they think of me like xyz that means I have to act this way and that means they have to act this other way” and it’d just be a fucking minefield
quadruple-A is a STOP sign not just for other people but for me. it’s a reminder that my entire life has been an uphill struggle to define my own experience and my own relationships with the world in my own terms and I am finally learning exactly how to do that. sitting at the STOP sign, I can take a breath, zoom out, evaluate the situation and determine whether it actuallysuits me or whether I’m just trying to perform “humanity” so other people will treat me with the respect and consideration I require.
the beauty of saying “no” is that it frees up so much bandwidth for me to figure out what specific things I would like to say “yes” to. I’m not settling for whatever comes my way, I’m making space for that which will truly fulfill and validate and delight me ✨
