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GIFTOBER 2022
DAY TWENTY-SIX: BAD WEATHER
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia 15x08 "The Gang Carries a Corpse Up a Mountain" (2021)
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when the autism is being an actual mental health problem instead of making me obsess over fictional characters again:
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Homura is just straight up one of the weirdest people imaginable. Like, forget about the time loop tragic doomed romance for a bit, I want to see what it looks like if she wins and then actually tries to romance Madoka. She has a massive collection of illegal firearms. She builds her own bombs. She lives in an ultra-modernist white box apartment that she's decorated with a couch made of concentric circles, a giant swinging knife pendulum to remind her of the ever-present flow of time, and a wall of several dozen screens. She communicates primarily in vague and ominous warnings and is more or less incapable of saying anything directly. She addresses everyone she meets by their full name with no honorific which comes across as bizarre and intimidating. If you count time loop years she's 26. She was raised in a catholic orphanage. I want to see her take Madoka on a horrifically bad date and cry in the bathroom partway through when she realizes she's fucking up
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Homura is just straight up one of the weirdest people imaginable. Like, forget about the time loop tragic doomed romance for a bit, I want to see what it looks like if she wins and then actually tries to romance Madoka. She has a massive collection of illegal firearms. She builds her own bombs. She lives in an ultra-modernist white box apartment that she's decorated with a couch made of concentric circles, a giant swinging knife pendulum to remind her of the ever-present flow of time, and a wall of several dozen screens. She communicates primarily in vague and ominous warnings and is more or less incapable of saying anything directly. She addresses everyone she meets by their full name with no honorific which comes across as bizarre and intimidating. If you count time loop years she's 26. She was raised in a catholic orphanage. I want to see her take Madoka on a horrifically bad date and cry in the bathroom partway through when she realizes she's fucking up
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did I ever mention that I know someone whose family owned a zombie dog because that’s some real shit that I get to delight with at parties
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Tbh i think kids should be fucked up by media sometimes. I think that being uncomfortable or scared or having a general "what the fuck..." reaction is a good thing for them in the long run. I think kids should read books that will give them deep seated discomfort and they should sit with that feeling. If you refuse to expose them to anything that isnt sunshine and rainbows and perfectly tied up happy endings in the name of "not traumatizing them" then youre really no better than the parents screaming "think of the children!!" about books with gay people in school libraries, just with different topics. Life isnt all sunshine and rainbows and perfectly tied up happy endings and if kids dont learn that while theyre still in an environment safe enough to sit with and work through that feeling at their own pace the first time they feel it, you are creating a generation of porcelain doll adults who think that anything mildly uncomfortable or challenging to their worldview will shatter them like glass.
And no, it is not "trauma" to feel bad about something. Thats part of life that you have GOT to learn to work through and cope with. Not everything that feels bad or fucks you up a bit is trauma just because you think about it sometimes and go "well that was fucked up." If its not actively impeding your functioning, its not trauma.
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