▲ 23 r/Frozen

Is it me or are people being dramatic

I get people wanna nitpick on everything like they do with everything but this is not out of character for Anna

u/EffectiveBranch8229 — 19 hours ago
▲ 215 r/TheOC

I’m on season 2 and why does this keep happening

First of all, why do they keep trying to push Marissa and Ryan back together? This is so annoying. How many times do they keep having to break up and get back together? OMG, let it go. Not to mention, Marissa clearly isn’t good with relationships. What she did to the pool boy was annoying.
Seth's character is significantly worse this season. The way he treats Summer is toxic and annoying. There is no way he’s a fan favorite. Summer should’ve stayed with Zach. Seth is a man-child.
Who would’ve thought Ryan, the guy who punches everyone, would be the chillest and one of the best characters of the season? I love that.
The whole plot with the Cohen parents makes no sense to me. I know Kirsten had the cheating stuff in Season 1 with Marissa’s dad. Ever since she told the bagel lover they were back stronger and better than ever, I don't like it. This feels like character regression. Oh, and I forgot there was this red-headed lady from his workplace, but I thought they stopped with the cheating. Why have moments where the characters get development and stay consistently in love, only to have them cheat again? Idk, I’m upset because I love Sandy's character. He’s funny, and I’m mad I don’t like him right now.
Idc what anyone says, Marissa's hate towards her mother is valid. All her mom does is act immature.

u/EffectiveBranch8229 — 6 days ago

I read someone saying that Rebekah was the female version of klaus but I lowkey think its Kathrine

Hear me out: what makes Klaus such a good villain is his brain. He is so smart that he always has a backup plan upon backup plan. Due to his paranoia, he maps out every scenario in his head, which is where Rebekah falls short. Yes, she is smart as well, but her impulsiveness clouds her judgment, which is where Katherine comes into play. In my opinion, she may not be stronger, but she is good at playing smart. It is like Rebekah represents Klaus's impulsive, emotional side, while Katherine represents his tactical brain and instinct to survive at all costs. But I don't know, I might be wrong.

u/EffectiveBranch8229 — 11 days ago

Style Opposites: Aria's Look

It’s kind of surprising that Alison would pick Aria to be her friend because of their opposite styles, considering how much she bullied people for dressing a certain way. Is it because she needed a unique set of friends to maintain her idea of control or is it because she wants “outsiders” to see she can be friends with anyone and who knows you can be picked like in an exclusive way?

u/EffectiveBranch8229 — 23 days ago
▲ 741 r/TeenWolf

Did anyone know about this?

Did some digging and apparently Ian, Colton and Holland were the cast members and apparently someone said Dylan tried vouching for her which in hindsight is lowkey giving vampire diaries treatment towards kat gram but that’s a whole other story

u/EffectiveBranch8229 — 26 days ago