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extremely over hated movie
I saw this post earlier:
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And it reminded me how much this take absolutely baffles me. Now don't get me wrong, I know some people like wincest just cause it's hot and theres nothing wrong with that.
But on the whole? How do you reach the conclusion that we don't understand complex family dynamics because we've seen the complexity and realised how deeply incestuous they seem (at least emotionally)
For me personally, that's what I like about Wincest. The fact it's absolutely visible within the show, there's absolutely a lack of boundaries between them, a dependency that is not normal within families. They don't act like brothers, they treat eachother like partners and are very jealous and protective over eachother.
Yeah, it's a complex family dynamic. That's why I think its incestuous. The incest is kind of reliant on the complex/messed up family dynamic.
first post here kinda nervous ..forbie yuri
has anyone watched this or… okay.. (u_u)
bugs when you step on them haha
im still really really sad about carls death and its been a while since i rewatched it
my typology!
enneagram: 5w6
instinctual variants: sx/sp
tritype: 549
mbti: intp
cognitive function: ti, ne, si, fe
classic jungian: IT(N)
socionics: ILI
psychosophy: LEVF
rhetorics: nar-dia
temperament: phleg-mel
moral alignment: chaotic-neutral
neurotype: chaotic-cool cat
temporistics: PVNB
sloan: RLUEI
big5: /R/LoE[i]
motives: a[O]xWd/R/x
M.E.O.W: MWEO-3
‘nd just to add a little extra heres my kinlist
- will graham
- ron anderson
- sam winchester
- hijiri sanagi
- isobe keisuke
- benjamin poindexter
- mio akiyama
tumblr is ruining the quality idk why anyways redraw Original ↓ (half a year ago)
This reminds me of...
i love this tweet They look so natural in that artstyle :,)
The Architecture of Trust
Trust does not fail under a single overwhelming load. It fails through the slow exhaustion of its fatigue life. Every material possesses a finite number of cycles it can withstand before microscopic dislocations coalesce into rupture. A bridge girder stressed repeatedly well below its ultimate strength will one day fracture without drama. The final truck is rarely heavier than the thousands that crossed before it. The difference is that the metal has already surrendered its remaining life. Human trust follows the same invisible accounting. The small inconsistencies, the postponed apologies, the careless handling of confidences do not break the bond in isolation. They steadily consume its endurance until the structure can no longer tolerate even ordinary weight.
Stress concentration reveals the terrifying leverage of minor flaws. A surface imperfection no deeper than a scratch can multiply local forces by factors of three or ten. The bulk of the material remains untroubled while the flaw bears catastrophic intensity. In relationships these concentrators form wherever attention slips or respect is applied unevenly: a repeated dismissal of a fear, a confidence shared without permission, an emotional absence papered over with routine. The surrounding love may feel intact, yet at that precise point the forces have already escalated beyond what the material was designed to bear. The damage accelerates not because the injury is large, but because the geometry of the flaw turns ordinary stress into something lethal.
Fracture toughness determines why identical injuries destroy some bonds and leave others scarred but functional. Ductile materials absorb energy through plastic deformation, blunting the crack tip and redistributing strain. Brittle ones release suddenly once a critical length is reached. Trust varies in the same way. Some relationships possess an innate microstructure of forgiveness and recalibration that allows them to deform without shattering. Others, built on rigid ideals of perfection, propagate the smallest fissure into total separation. The governing variable is not the depth of initial love but the hidden capacity to blunt and redirect the advancing fracture.
Even the strongest designs incorporate mechanisms that arrest propagating cracks. Layers that force a fracture to change direction, fibers that bridge gaps, joints engineered to yield in controlled ways rather than catastrophically. In living trust these arresters emerge as precise patterns of repair: the ability to name damage without triggering defense, the practiced return to shared ground after rupture, the deliberate reinforcement of continuity where it has been severed. Their presence does not prevent injury. It prevents the injury from becoming destiny.
We have been taught to fear the spectacular betrayal, the final shattering argument. That is the error of novices. The masters of lasting architecture fear the invisible accumulation, the fatigue that proceeds in silence, the notch that quietly multiplies force. They understand that every enduring structure reveals not how fiercely its builders loved at the beginning, but how faithfully they attended to the invisible fractures produced by ordinary life. Catastrophe is dramatic. Propagation is almost silent. The oldest law of every lasting architecture remains this: structures are seldom destroyed by the burdens they expected. They are destroyed by the fractures they believed were too small to matter.
sam ruby version ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) they are my divorced parents
tiktok liked this edit i made So ill post it here aswell ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ (not meant to be wincest but interpret it how you like)
Nathan Gamble in Displaced (2010) short film