okay i need to rant like genuinely
happy tree friends rant — flippy and fliqpy
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okay i need to rant like genuinely
happy tree friends rant — flippy and fliqpy
click to read under cut

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personal opinion here,, i find people having obsessions with htf characters weird.. not like "omg i love this character sm!!" but to the point you say ur married to them and r talking abt em like they r your partner.. plus the fact they kinda r like... animals.. or close to animals.. very close.. yeah maybes just me.. tho on the orher side i find people shipping their ocs w canon characters cool.. cause like.. both animal thingys yeah.. thanks for coming to me awkward ted talk
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HTF rant
I love Happy Tree Friends and all but I wish the creators did a bit more research on PTSD and DID (not to mention OCD for Petunia) before writing Flippy :(
The way Flippy is portrayed is horrible rep for those who suffer from DID and PTSD. It stereotypes those with the disorders as “murderous and dangerous” when most of them really aren’t. Yes some of them are violent but not as bad as it’s portrayed in Happy Tree Friends. Say I’m looking too far into it for a show that’s literally just about cute animals being brutally murdered but my point still stands. As far as I’m concerned the only mental issue they wrote correctly (at least it was relatable for me as someone with anxiety) was Flaky and their anxiety.
Edit; scratch that. The anxiety is a stereotype too.