I’m not strange, weird, off, nor crazy.....my reality is just different from yours.

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I’m not strange, weird, off, nor crazy.....my reality is just different from yours.
Can JJ really go toe to toe with Rafe?
Oh kitty! When Rafe owed money to Barry he was pissing his little rich boy capris! JJ is a MAAAAAN he stole from Barry without worry! They’re both crazy but JJ is a different kind of psycho!
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oh bubble you’re messy 😭😭😭 but to me this is just an incomparable dynamic between the two because rafe was.. in a way “dependent” on barry as an addict & his customer, and barry also has ties into his family ( writing ab this soon ) so it wasn’t the same. 😫 jj also only robbed barry bc he needed to pay his restitution, he took the exact amount, and left the rest of barry’s money on the bed.. not really more of a man bc the motivation wasn’t dominance or “payback” and then poor baby spent it on a hot tub lmfaooo😣
i agree that jj & rafe are both crazy in different ways; jj is impulsive, emotional, and reacts in the moment — like yeah, he’ll cross lines but he won’t always fully commit to the consequences of it while rafe is definitely more controlled and intentional even when he’s unstable and emotional, & that’s what makes his actions feel more dangerous rather than just loud and reckless like jj. so it’s not really about who’s more fearless or more psycho by comparison, jj looks “more fearless” bc he doesn’t think his actions through in the moment, while rafe is aware of the risk and still chooses things anyway & those are just different types of instability, not really a hierarchy😭
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