To me, that just applies to relationships in shows in general. Some are just completely unnecessary, and sometimes that extends to queer ones too, but it’s not the queerness that is to blame, it’s the forced or uncomfortable romance.
I think romance is overused in shows in general, but I suppose it makes sense since it does make up a lot of people’s existence, so I guess it’s something to be tolerated.
Only every other car though, not all of them
It’s a type of humour I suppose, I like absurd humour that makes fun of the concept
You’re meant to eat the crust, not fuck it, that might be where you’re going wrong
Also tree roots will tear stuff up
That would make the top comment make a lot more sense
I think you’re right that it is childish, I’m not sure if I would call it abuse though.
It doesn’t help that some actual anti semitic people are also using this as an excuse to chime in. Some protests about it in the UK right now.
I can totally understand why it might feel that way, but for me it’s helped, and maybe I can tell you how.
Whenever I get depressed or sad about my condition, it’s provided an additional stress outlet by being able to just cuddle something that I can put as the focus for it. There’s probably other healthy coping mechanisms you can do, but having something cute and cuddly as the focus also stops me from focusing on things I shouldn’t as much, it makes the world and the condition seem less scary to me. I mean how can it be scary right? There’s something cute and cuddly that has the same thing. I know that’s not unflawed logic, but it helps.
True, but that’s capitalism in general, trying to make a profit from whatever populace you can, their audience happens to be a more vulnerable minority.
As part of their minority though, I like the rabbits. They’re cute, fluffy, and I have one.
You’re assuming they don’t have adaptive equipment
Both the blue ones I guess then the last one can be a wildcard