Midwestern Cowgirl

flambae can be as abrasive, childish, and seductive as he can get, and people would still stay he would've been a better romance option than visi. people are still so used to romanticising aggressive men that they'd rather toxic yaoi slop over a woman who allows herself to be angry.

you can NEVER convince me that people wouldn't be screaming if flambae told robert about his wet dream. you can't convince me that people wouldn't be giggling, twirling their hair, kicking their feet if flambae kissed robert the same way visi did. and i can be certain that people would see flambae as heroic, brave, taking initiative if he were the one to try and get the pulse back.

you will say visi is pushing 30 but ignore how flambae is pushing 40. you will say visi's sex jokes are immature but flambae publicly humiliating robert, saying he has a broken dick is funny. you will say that none of visi's attacks were justified but flambae attempting murder is???

which I have to say that it ISN'T because robert was doing his job as mecha man. awww did fwambae find out that wobert was the man that twied to stop him fwom burning down a buiwding and hurting innocent civilians? so it's okay that he attempted to murder him uwu? 🥺🥺 boo fucking hoo that flambae lost his fingers i dont give a fuck.

and there have been so many people who say visi needs to be coddled but I've seen MORE people babying waterboy, flambae, phenomaman and robert.

and yes, i can already smell the potential "but at least flambae—" "well, flambae is actually—" blah blah fucking blah comments like thanks for proving my point

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Its either you like or don't like what im about to say, whatever.

People misinterpret the locker room scene, 'Sweet Exit', between Robert and Invisigal in Dispatch, which comes down to the alleged "SA". I think a lot of this misinterpreting has to do with people who obviously haven't played the game, watched a gameplay of maybe their favorite YouTuber who romanced invisigal but the viewer didn't like her, they didn't look at the big and small details and the meaning behind the scene, they self insert themselves with Robert, and of course, has zero media literacy (the biggest of them all honestly...)

I've been keeping this rant/analysis/thought whatever the fuck it is in my notes for some time. Wasn't so sure about posting it but fuck it idgaf, people irritate with this shit and I need to get it off my chest.

First of all, the scene isn't nearly as bad as people make it out to be. Like god forbid a woman get her puh eaten out. But besides that, sex isn't just rough play and kinks. It's supposed to be fun and exciting for people. And it could be a good guide for people to discover what they like and who they like.

That's what it was for Visi. Like, she was so confused when she woke up, and that was the beginning of her developing feelings for Robert. Now, people can argue on this, but I personally think that Visi confirmed her feelings for him during the movies. We see her disappointed when he left the comms and we see her happy when he joins her.

The dream is also about Visi's character, not Robert. She preaches that she's this rough and dominant character, a mechanism meant to shield her vulnerability. But in the dream, she's the one who was receiving pleasure and the one who's being submissive. Sex is also an activity built on trust. Meaning that the period after her capturing Lightningstruck and before her wet dream, she began trusting Robert, that he's not gonna be another person who thinks she can't be a good person.

But obviously, she can't just fully trust him after just one dream. With the mix of her confused feelings and impulsive behaviour, she acts out on this, beginning to push Robert's boundaries. Her straight-up telling him in the men's bathroom was just another act of defence. She doesn't know how to feel about it, so why not find out how Robert feels about it?

And I've said this before, but people who say Robert was uncomfortable in that scene were playing with their eyes closed. Like, none of Robert's responses to her dream showed any sign of disgust. He was thrown off, not uncomfortable. Plus, he still calls her out anyway when Waterboy interrupts them, so there's literally no issue.

TLDR;

“you always find a way to turn my drama into a comedy.”

cuts, bruises, blood oozes, bones breaking rough

"so where's the perp, lieutenant?"