Look on paper I like the idea of romantic manic pixie dream girl Ted slowly showing the cynical independent cool girl Robin to believe in love, but like, Robin sometimes acts like she has no feelings for Ted. Like, when she even showed she had feelings for him it seemed to come out of nowhere, and it seems like she's forcing herself to like him because he kept asking her and she doesn't want to reject her friend she cares about. Like, maybe it will change in the later seasons, but as of early season 2 she doesn't seem to actually have feelings for him. And ted's feelings? He's not actually in love with her. He loves the idea of her that he made up in his head. The idea was made when he first met her, and he hasn't let go of that idea. The idea of Robin and the real Robin are in conflict to Ted. On the one hand he sees his friend, on the other hand he sees the image of her he created in his mind and he goes to that because he can't let her go. I know the show won't go this route because I have a general understanding of what happens, but it would have been better writing if they realized the characters realized they were forcing their relationship and just became friends. There was literally a whole episode comparing Ted and robins relationship to ted's divorced parents. Stop beating the dead horse of Ted x robin. Its excruciating. What a good message it would send if they dropped the romance.
i am furious
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God, remember when the first episode of Yuri on Ice straight-baited?
We get a shot of a woman in her twenties, with a focus on her ass, and then she looks at the camera with a cute expression. And you’re like, oh, okay,, the love interest is here. Yuuri says, “she’s still as pretty as ever” and you find out that they’re childhood friends through a series of flashbacks. In one flashback she’s defending Yuuri from their third rinkmate who bullies Yuuri for being chubby. He skates for her, implying what he’s about to do is so intimate and personal that he’s only comfortable with her watching, and she gets emotional during the performance (which is a program about love and longing and loneliness). Yuuri finishes skating, and is about to confess something……
And then over the course of the next two seconds we meet her DAUGHTERS (toddlers Axel, Lutz, and Loop), and her HUSBAND (their third rinkmate) and Yuuri just starts monologuing about Victor again instead of lamenting the fact that Yuuko is married with three children
And then nine episodes later Yuuri is engaged to a man. So like
Same energy
Sherlock, to everyone, all the time
EDIT: guys this is a shitpost. Putin is not actually stepping down... (yet)