I remember being in the car with my papa and I heard an ad on the radio that was like:
âMarthaâs job is to watch a bunch of immature children constantly screaming at each other.
âSo when she comes home, she likes to relax by turning on the tv and watch a bunch of immature adult women constantly screaming at each other.
âThe difference is that the adults are not Marthaâs problem.â
Which is actually a pretty accurate example of why itâs normal and ok to enjoy something in fiction that may be problematic or unrealistic irl.
People like skydiving, roller coasters, and waterslides.
Which are basically "what if falling to your death wasn't actually a problem" and therefore fun.
Fictionalizing (and therefore, deprobleming) problems is quite common across a lot of activities.
When I'm done with my monkeys, I enjoy going to the circus.




























