The great thing about people who love Caine but hate Jax and people who love Jax and hate Caine is that neither of them understand either character and I block both of them
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The great thing about people who love Caine but hate Jax and people who love Jax and hate Caine is that neither of them understand either character and I block both of them
“Things usually make sense in time, and even bad decisions have their own kind of correctness.”
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Call me Surf Dracula the way I'm having an episode every fucking day
The reaction to Jax after the finale has revealed some of y'all's internalized belief in punitive justice and how uncomfortable people can get when presented with the idea that a bad person is still a person.
A bad person doesn't need to suffer in order to 'earn' empathy, someone doesn't need to be punished in order to be more than just one thing, compassion isn't a transactional process.
A story that asks you to see someone's humanity and pain isn't the same as condoning the behavior, there is no punishment quota that needs to be met before someone can be empathized with.
Jax wasn't a good person but that doesn't automatically make her experience as an abuse survivor null and void. She perpetuated that cycle and was awful to those around her, but she was still victim to that cycle, and those two concepts are not mutually exclusive.
Why does Jax need to gain empathy through suffering? Isn't being a a person in pain enough? Do you actually want accountability or want retribution under the mask of accountability?
"this isn't romantic because their relationship is unhealthy and abusive" YOU DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT ROMANCE
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I love that all the idiots left the Frankenstein fandom and the only people left are people who want to see Victor pregnant
I'll tell you what happened, I ran them all out of the fandom myself with pitchforks and torches just like the villagers did to Creature
He just told you what happened. If you don't want victor impregnated by creature you didn't survive the fandom because thats what the canon needs you to see
I love that all the idiots left the Frankenstein fandom and the only people left are people who want to see Victor pregnant
I'll tell you what happened, I ran them all out of the fandom myself with pitchforks and torches just like the villagers did to Creature
reading dnis is a great way to learn words that no one has ever used and might not even be real
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Everyone you despise has someone who loves them.
Everyone you think is unlovable to their core has someone who cares about them.
Everyone you think is undeserving of love has someone who can't live without them.
And I hope it eats your bitter little soul knowing it.