Sure Boss I'd Still Love Ya If You Was A Woim

Dogs serve as a kind of virtue eater for Americans to pour all of their kindness into without the risk of improving society or being nice to someone with any agency

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winding up for a thunderous soviet slap on th ass

i always think it's funny when media makes super serious references to 'murders in the rue morgue' because it's like. of course it's a profoundly influential mystery short story, introducing concepts that are still staples of the genre today. however it's also the one where the orangutan did it. like it's very dark and mysterious but at the end of the day the orangutan did it

Pond horsey

Chip used to escape into the pine barrens and go in ponds to eat yellow pond lilies. This brings back memories.

One of the most stressful and terrifying moments is when you are watching a series/season finale, and you realize there isn’t enough time left in the episode for it to end the way you want.

The slow realization that they have been loved not like a child, but as a trophy. But it was love nonetheless. Wasn't it?

the tags are a healthy mix of people suggesting fictional media in which this occurs and people going "did you know they did this for real in argentina?"

They do this for real in most genocides and large-scale wars. There's always a market for "adopting" the "orphans", with or without lies about their origins.

"it's ok to show (x) in fiction as long as the bad guy gets punished!" the bad guy doesn't have to get punished. in fact the bad guy can win altogether. the bad guy can entirely get away with it. hope this helps

and this part might make some people's head explode but: characters can be written to forgive things you personally wouldn't ever forgive. not everything is written as what you'd perceive to be the right choice. not everything is a self-insert & protagonists don't have to be relatable.