soml71: Emaya <3

soml71:

Emaya <3

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i think marlene king is really damn bitch. why you had to kill maya character, for me maya and emily are made for each other. why she cannot understand what emaya fan want. without maya, i will stop wacthing pll.
Anonymous

i think Marlene King cares more about $/ratings than she cares about Emaya fans (i don’t think that makes her a bitch - not that being a bitch is a bad thing).

it’s also my understanding that Maya might not be dead/the body found might not be hers (someone correct me on this if i’m wrong).

i agree with you on one thing: PLL is not worth watching without Emaya.

emily-st-germain: “I love you, Em. I love you so much”

emily-st-germain:

“I love you, Em. I love you so much”

soml71: *sigh*

soml71:

*sigh*

Bianca Lawson @ “Visual Impact Now” Charity Event March 15, 2012 in West Hollywood, California (Photos: Paul Archuleta/FilmMagic)

Bianca Lawson @ &#8220;Visual Impact Now&#8221; Charity Event March 15, 2012 in West Hollywood, California (Photo: Paul Archuleta/FilmMagic)

Bianca Lawson @ “Visual Impact Now” Charity Event March 15, 2012 in West Hollywood, California (Photo: Paul Archuleta/FilmMagic)

"It’s one thing to have lesbians on tv. It’s another to have black lesbians on tv. We’re talking about the square root of a minority here. I appreciated Maya’s character because she was not portrayed as the stereotypical black girl, nor was she overtly-sexual. She was just a beautiful, black woman and she happened to be in love with Emily Fields.

Queer women of color lost one of their only visible and identifiable characters. (I’m wrong, you say? There’s others? Name 3. I dare you.)"
TEZTHINKS
"You never know: She’ll probably be back."
Shay Mitchell, about Maya