#bjhm

[billymayslesbian]

the thing about those ooc "woooooooow this show is so deep" quotes from bojack horseman is that they strip away the absurdity of the scenario in a way that makes it come off like weird therapy-speak when like 99% of the time the joke is someone suddenly saying something super eloquent and serious in the middle of some crazy shit.

like everyone quotes the "sometimes i think i was born with a leak, and all the goodness i was born with slowly dripped out" line but no one mentions that he says it to vincent adultman, a character who no one notices is clearly three children stacked on top of each other in a trench coat. who then says "dont be sad, nice horsey!" and pets him with his broom/hand

[dongslinger--420]

When BoJack Horseman (2014-2020) said "you can't keep doing shitty things and then feel bad about yourself like that makes it ok. you need to be better" and "all we have are the connections we make" and "I really should've thought about the view from halfway down" and "sometimes you have to take responsibility for your own happiness" and "you do the hokey pokey and you turn yourself around, you turn yourself around, THAT'S what it's all about" and "things have to get worse before they can get better" and "in real life, the big gesture isn't enough, you need to be consistent" and "if we hadn't met each other until now, we wouldn't be the people we are now" and, my personal favourite, "every day it gets a little easier, but you gotta do it every day, that's the hard part, but it does get easier".

[084392]

bojack horseman character squares

[s-a-l-t-i]

i’m normal about them

[queercomposer]

Noticing a trend recently in the women I'm enjoying.

[davebowman4ever]

'You better be worth all this'

[emirrart]

12,05,2024

an architect and a writer walk into a bar and there's a horse

[werewolfcave]

Annoying as all hell that largely what people care about when it comes to Sarah Lynn is her death and not really her life. They're caught up on the what-ifs more than anything and about her dream she never achieved.

It's kind of infuriating that I can't seem to find a single piece about the very heavily implied sexual abuse she went through because people are too busy talking about her last words. Why is the only thing people want to talk about how her life ended? And not the 30 years before that point?

Every glimpse we get of her is a fascinating one. She hasn't stopped performing once in her life. What was going on under it all? What were other relationships? We see how she was denied friendships with her castmates (in fact her other female castmate actively hated her for simply being favored by the scriptwriters) and how the only solace she found was in her hairdresser, Sharona.

She is incredibly prone to constantly guilting people into getting what she wants to the point of in the episode where we first see her as an adult she LITERALLY STABS HERSELF IN THE STOMACH TO STOP HER BOYFRIEND FROM BREAKING UP WITH HER. She is constantly saying things that are almost definitely a cry for help but get shrugged off by everyone around her. She sexualized from the moment she was 18 and then thrown out when she got "too old."

She had a very colorful life before her death and it's kind of absurd that the majority of the focus for people is on her death rather than... Literally anything else?