lowkey might go as him for halloween this year..
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lowkey might go as him for halloween this year..

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The Sigma/Incel culture killed the essence of Drive.
While American Psycho, Taxi Drive and Fight Club do have troublesome men these people look up to — even thought they're full criticisms —, Drive doesn't.
The Driver doesn't hate or have trouble with women or people considered on the margins of society.
He respects and love Irene, a mother living by her own while her husband is in jail. She would be considered terrible things by an Incel, but The Driver doesn't Care. He loves her, he cares about her son
They're the only things that humanize him while he's sorrounded by violance and greed.
He's violent when his working, with anyone: Men, Women. Because he knows they're like him, dirty people. He doesn't consider himself worth of Irene's love, he knows he's dangerous and a bad influence to be around with.
Drive is a beautiful movie, it's a beautiful story and the main things about loneliness has nothing to do with what the woman did to him, it's what he let happen to himself.
I drive
(Old art 2025)