I recently saw a Doctor Who confession saying that the confessor didn’t believe the Doctor really loved Rose at all, because in “Journey’s End” when she asks how that sentence was supposed to end, he says, “Does it really need saying?” The confessor thinks if he really loved her he would tell her.

That made me really, really sad. He didn’t say it, that’s true, but not because he didn’t love her. He didn’t say it because he knew it would only make her sad. He couldn’t be with her, so he was giving her the next best thing, his double. TenToo loves her, of course he does, and he’s not so different from Ten at all, so it’s not a huge deal (despite the “But he’s not you” nonsense).

Telling her would only hurt all of them: the Doctor, Rose, and TenToo, who must have an inferiority complex by now. He was giving her up, letting TenToo take care of her. How could anyone think he doesn’t love her? He gave her the adventure of a lifetime, he saved her life so many times, he gave her a father and a husband. He gave her everything when all it did was kill him inside.

If that’s not love, I give up.

robinisthebride:

#basically jack is just admitting to his deep and passionate love for the doctor

thetaoofzoe:

We can pinpoint the moment John Watson falls in love

so-jokes-ravenclaw:

someonetoshoutfor:

#Dumbledore obviously didn’t grade this #and what is the answer?#energy from the core? #um convection? #teconic movement? #John’s love for Sherlock? #Mama Umbridge? #I love how nobody cares how D on the last question is Pet Rock #I would’ve picked that

Pretty.

vexantera:

owlmylove:

wow how is this so accurate

ACCURATE POST IS ACCURATE

iknowaplacewherenooneslost:

Today at my grandma’s church I came to the conclusion that The Doctor is our fandom’s Jesus. He died for us, and he came back for us, and he loves us all despite the fact that the human race is kind of the worst.

It kind of made me cry a whole fucking river little.

Cheers.