I'm talking about those kinds of posts where they don't ask about the morality of something because they're genuinely undecided about something, but simply expose someone they argued with on Reddit when they clearly consider that person immoral, it breaks the whole purpose of that subreddit, which is to present morally ambiguous situations and its super immature.
Like yk he has that long ass muzzle.. Does that make him good at sucking dick?
Nella separazione con diane ha 100% ragione mr penaubutter, diane è una ragazza tossica e acida cronica, ha fatto di tutto per lei le ha perdonato tutto ma non era mai abbastanza. È molto egoista come personaggio mai apprezzata
Two come to mind for me. One is from Bojack Horseman, while the other is from Andor.
Bojack Horseman flat out saying that a single act of kindness from a stranger was more kindness than his own mother EVER showed him in his entire life. That's beyond messed up.
Also, my second example is less about the direct dialogue I guess and more about what the audience knows. Bix from Andor saying "I'll come find you" in regards to leaving Cassian so he can finish his important mission. Especially because we obviously know something she doesn't - That he's never coming back and he's going to die.
I've noticed that as the series progressed, they kept making the characters fatter (like that blonde bitch from Horsin' Around or Daria), they even made one character (the one with longass name) to stop taking weight loss pills, why would you do that? It doesn't make sense.
Idk why in the screenshot it says I'm joined, probably a visual bug