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Ok so we know the popular take is that he's an actor in a film, however, I believe that's a surface level interpretation.

Firstly, he's visited by Richard. As we know, he's some sort of bad omen, who only appears to violent people when their fate is sealed.

Then, his death would make no sense if he was actor. Why would they load a prop gun with real bullets? All the scene after he gets shot is just a death hallucination.

I know that he gets interviewed in TV if you choose to make Evan return to his family, but that only proves further my point. You see, if he got killed in a freak accident, how would he be there for an interview? I never said the movie isn't real. Maybe Martin is just hallucinating he's the actor that appears in the film.

The dream sequence would also make no sense if it was all a movie. Why would they put that inside a movie? A character dreaming he's the actor that he's being played by, who just so happens to make the very movie he appears in, getting criticized for being a sellout, and admitting he likes to hear people scream? That's some weird ass ouroboros.

The fact that he's hallucinating being the main character of an actual movie makes sense too, as Pardo's dream in Caught would make sense. They've both seen the movie.

I don't know why I get slimed in comment sections for saying this, tbh. I think it makes way more sense, and it fits Dennaton's weird ass writing style.

It fucking sucks ass. We're in a hating sub, for fuck's sake. If you really care that much about harassment and brigading then why don't make a rule for that? You can hate someone easily without wanting to fucking kill them IRL. It would be as easy as to remind people to not directly target and harass the people mentioned in the post. You can say you don't like something without wanting that concept to be erased. Even weirder that that extends to celebrities and historical figues. Like mf Henry Kissinger won't come back out of his grave to look at my post, neither will Logan Paul log into r/hatethissmug and look at this. Fun hater rule.

The Man In The Moon looks like a soyjak here

Yes, I am going to yuck your yum. This a subreddit for hating, WE HATE IN HERE!!!!
Anyway, I find it so pointles. Unlike other reward systems, like leisure or food, a click is not satisfying at all - it's a hollow sound that fulfills none of your needs. You could argue that it's a form of praise, except it isn't. Praise would be verbal or physical interpersonal communication that fulfills your social needs. A click is just systematic. cold. soulless. I hate it. How could you get addicted to this baloney? Even more with the whole puppygirl/boy thing, because it's just dehumanizing. Reducing yourself into the form of an animal of an intellect inferior to ours is not hot, appealing, or loving. It's just insulting and sad. The worst thing, is that I'm a furry, queer, and neurodivergent (bro got hit with every debuff), yet I just don't get the appeal. It's sickly, and if you like it, there's something going on in there that you must mention to your therapist.