u/gloomydreamer666

What do you personally think of this? Do you think this will be a good thing or a bad thing?

What do you personally think of this? Do you think this will be a good thing or a bad thing?

I personally hope this is true. I love Korra. She is my favorite avatar. And I feel her character and her role has gotten overhated by a lot of fans even for things that what the creators wanted to do like her opening the spirit portal and severing the links. It was so obvious writing wise that was the intention to do like a reset.

u/gloomydreamer666 — 4 days ago

Rewatching this episode, it just break my heart for Beck. The poor girl get hated on eventhough she was locked in a cage against her will and is force to either love Joe or die. Did anyone else felt genuinely bad for her?

Like I see people going poor Joe because she lied to him but is like no, poor Beck who literally is being coerced to love this psycho of a man who admitted to her that all his crime he did was "for her sake" and if she can't love him, she would've die and that exactly what happened.

u/gloomydreamer666 — 5 days ago

I mean why are some people acting like Joe being a r*pist is so far off or unbelievable? He was a sexual predator and a k*ller too of course he would be capable of that!

And in a way I'm glad they didn't ever showed it because I feel that how TV shows should do, implied it rather than show it. I hate when TV shows tend to over do it. But I bet if they had showed it, he wouldn't have many people rooting for him. If they had shown it, do you think it would've it change your perspective on Joe?

u/gloomydreamer666 — 6 days ago

Joe Goldberg in a nutshell. I find it funny how many love to defend Joe like he wasn't a rapist when he was.

He literally stalked them, manipulated them, coerced them, went inside their house without them knowing, stolen their underwears, exploited them, masturbated while watching in hiding plain sight, isolated them by killing their people close to them, cheated on them when he's bored of them or worse kills them etc. Other than Love who was his match, neither of his love interests didn't anything as bad as he had yet I've seen people still act like Kate or Beck were worse than Joe.

u/gloomydreamer666 — 8 days ago

What were the moments where you didn't agree or thought she was in the wrong?

To me when she act like Rory cannot do wrong and start blaming other people for influencing her instead of the reality that Rory messed up. Also when she would blame Jess (especially to Jess) Dean or Logan without even asking what actually happened first. When she married Christopher. Sometimes how she would act when Rory was thriving in the environment that she ran away from. I get it you're upset but Rory is allowed to chose for herself.

u/gloomydreamer666 — 10 days ago
▲ 24 r/buffy

Do you agree with this picture? Why or why not?

I agree, they made a good point, if Spike only lusted after Buffy, he would've taken advantage of Buffy bot when Buffy was dead but he couldn't even be with her or look at her if his feelings was just lust, he wouldn't have taken care of Dawn and left the scoobies but he didn't.

u/gloomydreamer666 — 11 days ago

Rewatching this scene and something I noticed that Rory does is to blame everyone else but herself. I get it she is still a teenager but even her as an adult she still hadn't changed much in that area. She said it's because of Dean and not because she is attracted to Jess herself.

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Like imagine if Dean had this girl who was visible attracted to him and went to his house at night, I'm pretty sure Rory wouldn't have been cool with that. But here she goes putting the blame on Dean like we don't know what eventually will happened between her and Jess and she did it, he did not kissed her, it was all her.

u/gloomydreamer666 — 12 days ago

I don't understand how can people who watched and loved the show couldn't love Belly as a character?

I can understand that she wasn't this perfect protagonist and there were times where she acted more wrong than right but she was a teenage girl who still learning and dealing with grief not to mention her mother also had pushed her away and wasn't very emotionally attuned like I love Laurel but she doesn't handle feelings well and could be cold too. But I personally loved and was rooting for her even when she wasn't her best self.

u/gloomydreamer666 — 13 days ago

I think although she was working for the A team when she kidnapped Malcolm, Ezra's supposedly child and of course joining the A team. How disloyal she could be with Toby, kissing other guys but never telling him about it and still dating him. And how she never asked for help or is always thinking she can do it without any help.

u/gloomydreamer666 — 16 days ago

Her reaction was so uncalled for!! Your friend just share something traumatic that most people don't even like to relieve and talk about it and when she did, this was her reaction? And no don't give me the crap about Aria mom and her beau, that was no excuse for her going so overboard and being so insensitive to Hanna's trauma and I hate that Hanna end up forgiving her too quickly for my liking. To me both Aria and Emily were the one who I tend to dislike most and Spencer and Hanna were my favorite.

u/gloomydreamer666 — 17 days ago

None of them except Love deserved it dude. Not Candace, not Beck, not Delilah (since people blame Nadia for Edward, I blame Joe for Delilah's fate) not Marianne, not Kate and not Louise. None except Love since she was the same side of the same coin as Joe.

u/gloomydreamer666 — 22 days ago

I mean he isn't completely wrong, but he is somewhat wrong too because he still cannot hold himself accountable, he still has to blame others instead of recognizing he was also the problem too.

u/gloomydreamer666 — 23 days ago
▲ 57 r/TheOC

I personally loved Ryan and Taylor more than Ryan and Marissa. I felt they had a more natural chemistry without feeling too forced. Taylor brought a fun and carefree side to Ryan cause with Marissa he was almost always was serious or mopey. And Ryan brought the best in Taylor too, they both balance each other out. I personally would love to think they did ended up together after the finale. I also love Summer friendship with Taylor and the four of them together were so chaotic. I know season 4 gets a bad rep but I personally was one of those who did loved it.

u/gloomydreamer666 — 25 days ago

I have read multiple times people saying how she is a child killers and how she is worse than Joe when that not even true. Yes, she took part and had admitted to responsibility and faults (something Joe can't ever admitted to) and she never seem proud of it just the contrary she is very ashamed and wanted to do things right. I was so glad that she ended up taking care of Henry in the end and that she survives. Also I hate how people act like Joe was above killing children. Like all the stalking, raping, kidnapping, killing etc he does is not like evil enough for them.

u/gloomydreamer666 — 26 days ago

I hope he gets redeemed in the movie because he pissed me off through all of the series with this attitude he was having or it felt like if he was miserable, everyone else needed to be with him and that selfish. I'm not saying he can't get upset or mad but the way he made others feel is what gets me even his anger with Conrad felt he was just using that excuse to physically hurt him eventhough what Jeremiah did was worse than what either Belly or Conrad did.

u/gloomydreamer666 — 26 days ago