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patriarchy wins every time a woman calls herself ugly or stupid or crazy or abnormal or dumb or broken etc etc etc
Funny how during Mike's love confession to El, they cut to both Will AND Jonathan, making it both even more intimate AND including the established "objective observer" of the situation, while later, when they're begging her to come back after the fight, it only cuts to Will because they're the main two who have put their hearts into saving her here. Hmm. Almost like they could have contained the previous scene to only those it applied to most to make it feel more romantic but didn't. Hmm.
Because once again, the point of that speech was to get her back. Not to tell her he loved her. So why make the less important section the sweeter, more immersive one?
"Keep working on that Crossover chapter," says Duty.
"Write something for the angsty 'Mord unter Misteln' fanfic," says the brain.
"The brain is in control here, unfortunately," I apologise, opening said angsty story and putting on some music.
I went into my likes (which is never a good idea if youâre trying to not procrastinate) with the foolish assumption that since I had not been on this site long I could easily find the post I wanted but thirty minutes later I emerged blood-soaked and no closer to the object of my desire so let this be a lesson to anyone who seeks to attempt this impossible feat

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Forever thinking about that Sarah Snook interview where she says âShiv sees Tom as an extension of herselfâ and Tomâs chronic lack of an independent sense of self or identity. Shiv also struggles to maintain an independent sense of self and ultimately tries to define herself in opposition to her father and her family, especially politically, and she wants someone who will not challenge that sense of self or ask her to compromise in any way to accommodate them, because to do so would threaten the very shaky sense of self sheâs constructed, which ultimately is too superficial to hold up in the face of such a request. Her sense of self is so wrapped up in independence and opposition that on some level the give-and-take of genuine relationships threatens it. (Itâs also why we see her sense of self start to disintegrate when Logan offers her the CEO job and she has to start trying to rationalize her desire to be CEO with her sense of herself as someone fundamentally opposed to everything it stands for).
Meanwhile Tomâs absence of personal identity means he tries to define himself in relationship to other people. He wants to be needed because this gives him a sense of purpose. He wants someone he can mold his sense of identity around. He also tries to define himself through his working relationships and career ambition, but his consistent failure to effectively integrate into that group leaves him looking elsewhere for an anchor. His relationships with both Shiv and Greg began because they needed him, albeit in different ways and for different reasons. He defines himself through those relationships, particularly the idealized versions of them in his head - the idyllic romantic fantasy he wants with Shiv, and both the power trip and the friendship he wants with Greg - and real-world evidence which contradicts those fantasies shatters his own fragile sense of self. Whenever this happens heâs left attempting to âcontextualizeâ it into a new sense of self, but the further reality moves from the fantasy the harder it becomes to do so, and the more disintegrated he begins to feel. When he ultimately sacrifices his marriage in 3.09 he needs Greg to come with him because he knows heâs about to lose Shiv, and he needs some kind of anchor, and Logan is too fickle a person to anchor an identity around (as his children have experienced). Greg is predictable and Tom understands the dynamic he has with Greg, so to bring Greg with him is to bring a sense of familiarity and stability as he upends the relationship that he has used as a defining part of his identity for so long.
(Itâs also why Tom canât leave Waystar; why he canât go to the DOJ, and why he never considers the âthird optionâ of walking away, despite the fact that, as someone who is not a blood Roy, heâs maybe the only person who truly could. If he leaves Waystar entirely, then who is he? He doesnât know. He has constructed his entire adult life around Waystar and the Roys, and to walk away would possibly be the single most destabilizing thing he could ever do)