gloria when she's making out with rocio getting closer expecting to hear her heartbeat or feel her breathing and instead she feels absolutely nothing

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gloria when she's making out with rocio getting closer expecting to hear her heartbeat or feel her breathing and instead she feels absolutely nothing
btw fun fact:
Jaron didn't know how Clown died so uhhh he basically said in the doc that they all tried to solve Clown's death so I drew these lmao
and then after Jaron said to just keep it a simple plain death portrait, these are what I made and he chose the 2nd one for the video
Why do you think Makoto using the NWP was the wrong thing to do? The despair states class 77-b were in was objectively bad and self destructive and removing them so they back to normal should be a good thing. Also I wouldn’t say what Makoto is doing with the NWP isn’t more brainwashing, it’s deprogramming.
I've talked a bit about my hatred for NWP and how it is used in DR2 here, but it really comes down to this:
Forcibly removing people's memories to make them better people is not the correct answer.
Forcibly removing people's memories and reverting them back to a previous state and then rewriting over those memories with new ones is not the right answer.
Especially when you take DR3 into account and that Makoto etc. didn't know about the brainwashing video or when the Remnants fell to despair, they're just making best guess scenarios and wiping out all of their time at Hope's Peak, which effectively means they are wiping out their memories of real Chiaki and replacing them with DR2!therapybot!Chiaki, which is NOT the correct answer, no matter how you slice it.
The end of DR3 is very good about this - you don't make people better by removing the bad thing. You don't make things better by removing the memories of your past, even if they're memories you regret or hate or don't want to ever address again ever. Those memories are still there. They're still important.
Removing memories is not an effective or even good way of deprogramming people who are brainwashed.
Makoto's luck kicked into full gear with all the stuff that happened in DR2 and the shutdown and getting the Remnants as we see them in DR3, which is not a result of them having their memories removed. They still have their memories and are able to recover.
And yeah. Brainwashing is maybe a stretch (it's Junko's word for it, after all) - but they are reaching into a group of people's heads and mucking around with their brains and making choices for who they want them to be and how they want them to be that way (no, no, you can't be Remnants, so we will remove everything that led to that development and make you into someone we want by meddling with your brain)....
Sounds a bit like brainwashing.
Not the way Junko did it, for sure.
Still sounds a bit like brainwashing.
Girl's got a point.
I'm glad the simpsons ran long enough to see chief wiggum get a jetpack
When will the pp come home from the war....
it actually sickens me that there are people out there who say that kaz and inej can never be physically intimate and physically affectionate with each other. like the whole arc of kanej really flew over their heads.
kanej at its core is “yes, we have trauma and we are broken, and we want to overcome that trauma, and it’s not going to be easy, but if we want to be together, we have to try and be better not only for ourselves, but for the other person.” leigh’s core message with them was that people with trauma deserve love and affection too. by saying that kaz and inej can never be physically intimate and affectionate, you’re really denying them the chance to grow as people and as a couple. you’re saying their trauma is somehow too much for them to overcome, that it isn’t possible, and it is absolutely disgusting.
both kaz and inej are strong and resilient people. they can overcome their trauma because they want to. the bathroom scene is evidence for the fact that they want to. EVEN INEJ SAYS THAT THEY TRIED AND WEREN’T SUCCESSFUL, BUT THAT MAYBE THEY COULD TRY AGAIN. the process is never going to be easy for them, but love never is.
tl;dr: kaz and inej are deserving of physical intimacy and they deserve to overcome and work through their trauma; but even if they somehow didn’t deserve that, they want to overcome their trauma, and by people saying that they cannot overcome their trauma and baggage, they don’t understand kanej at their core.
Sorry had a breakdown in the zr discord over listening to The Walk . I will nest them in the replies . I love lawrence and stanton . I hate lawrence . I love him . This is not computing well
Major The Walk spoilers in the replies
Boyd’s voice is sooooo weird in the first episode. He doesn’t have his normal southern accent and my ears were like ?????!!!!! The first time I watched it. Like i kept repeating “something is wrong.”