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Now I usually don’t go on these types of rants about TV shows but I honestly have to. I have seen way too many rants about how the portrayal of Ian Gallagher is so poor.

In all honesty, for me the portrayal of Ian Gallagher is probably the most accurate portrayal of a bipolar character I have seen on tv. As someone who is bipolar, his journey seems to be the exact same as mine.

I know a lot of people seemed upset when his family members saw he was upset and angry and instantly asked if he’s off his meds. The thing is though, this is such an honest portrayal. Once my family found out, each and every outburst or if anything made upset the question that always followed was “are you taking your medication” are “you sure you don’t need to go see your doctor ”, it’s how things really are.

While people try not to see you as different, they do. They worry about you, but they are also afraid of what you’re capable of. There’s also a lot of people that say the directors pick the most random times for him to go manic. That the writers are just throwing in these moments of craziness, when everything can be okay, just for entertainment. The thing though, for me, is that I think it’s completely accurate. From even the current season when it was just little things that would make him mad that tumbled into the whole gay Jesus senario, I think that makes perfect sense. It started off as a small trigger where him and Fiona were getting into arguments and the whole church fight, to him pretty much blowing up a car.

I know a lot of people hate the fact that they think they’re using the bipolar bit as a huge drama machine, but the thing is it’s such an accurate portrayal of the illness.

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“What’s your name?” “I’ve never had one.”

Not only is this objectively the funniest line in the entire thing, but it also speaks to something deeper. Like, every bit guy who was in one scene gets a name. But not her, the ostensible star of the commercial. She exists only to feed her Hungry Guys. Her name is “Babe, we need more Totinos!”

We all know the meme

Well, I went digging further and found the backstory.

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It all starts in highschool (or early college)

(for time sake we’ll call blue shirt, girl 1 and the other girl, girl 2.)

Girl one begins to grow feelings for girl two.

She get jealous of the man and decides to become best friends with girl 2

soon girl two grows feeling for girl one

Soon, the time of the meme takes place

She finds out that he cheated on her by finding messages on his phone

She divorces him after that fight

Back to girl one, She find out and comferts her

They decide to hook up and the relationship goes great

The guy finds a boyfriend

and they all work everything out!

Ok, so one of the most underrated relationships in Naruto/Boruto is Sai and Ino. Seeing Sai being a dad and teaching Inojin his scroll jutsu just makes me feel whole. Similar to Sasuke, he was all alone, but unlike sasuke, Sai was alone from the very beginning because he was never exposed to a family. Naruto saw that, Sasuke had one, but Sai was kinda just alone. He has his “brother,” but that was for a brief moment.