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There's something awfully uncomfortable and disgusting about the relationship between Yoichi and All For One (aka Zen Shigaraki).

Everytime a flashback or a scene is depicted of these two I can't help but physically writhe in my seat due to how uncanny grotesque scenes are.

The more we know of them as the audience the more upsetting the whole scene gets.

The manipulation that AFO carries through with the air of a man who definitely understands how viscerally invasive it is to force someone with a quirk without the verbal or physical consent is indisputably disgusting. He knows the effect he has on people and continues weaponize it.

And he enacts that very act on Yoichi whom he appropriately (or moreso, inappropriately) dubs his possession, as if it were a sign of grace from God's hand and not just plain weird.

His obsession went as far as him locking up Yoichi in a valt of all things... cus wtf man.

He hated Kudo so much for being the one to reach out to his brother, for "stealing" him away from AFO's clutch, that he decided to kill any person close to him by any capacity, child or woman.

Sometimes it surprises me to find people who don't see how downright incestuous AFO is.

The very fact that All For One must be passed down by consent, something which was denied between the confrontation of AFO and Yoichi initially is a big tell, additionally the fact that he kept his hand after killing him should've also been made clearer what his intentions are. Not to mention he clearly has a special hatred towards Kudo that is alike to what some characters feel towards a rival in love. And speaking of love let's not forget his whole "I love you" rant to Yoichi at the end of the series... like jeez he's such a creep. Calling him "mine" and shit like some prehistoric beast.

I want to see it focused on his relationships with people and his environment. I don't want it bulldozing through the events of the game.

I want it to be super 80s and 90s. Jeremike is also okay, but no ' x reader ' or female love interest.

I want to see him go to school and navigate it.

It can be canon compliant or a fix it I don't mind. I just want a rec pls 😭🥹

You hating Santos doesn't always has to mean your misogynistic you might simply not be a fan for those who immediately decide to be mean and be bully-like (which is something that has been addressed by other characters in the show 🫩) but it also doesn't mean you should deny her empathy towards children and her fierce protection of them despite her vocal complaints of trying to deal with them (remember Baby Jane Doe), and with that same line of thinking, you are valid for not wanting to side with Langdon, after all, he stepped wayyyy out of line when dealing with Santos (which is also vocally expressed by other characters... do you see where I'm going with this?), not to mention he does get off quite easy due to being a male character but that doesn't mean people need to extremely disgusting about recovering addicts or addicts online at all especially when the person in question; Patrick Ball is a recovering addict, and in addition we need to acknowledge his empathy and friendship towards Mel and his steps trying to better himself. These are things that apply to all the characters in The Pitt, yeah, that includes Ogilvie, Robby, and Al Hashimi.

I'm not trying to dissuade conversations around uncomfortable topics... heck, I'm doing it myself, but I don't really think you're taking the moral high ground you think you're taking if it means normalizing bullying and hate towards certain groups of people.

Like I've said before this isn't me saying you can't hate or dislike a certain character but to exercise some level of caution when discussing such things because certain choices in your language and the way you handle it may genuinely seem disturbing.

I've seen people hate on addicts going through rehab suggesting that they don't deserve a second chance, that Santos is a monster with no redeeming qualities, that Robby should kill himself (which is... idk even know what to say to that), that Al Hashimi is just a bitch who doesn't know her place and she's all about AI even though her reasoning is sympathetic despite my personal opinion of not really supporting the use of it, I can still understand why she would, after all she wants to spend more time with family and less time charting, it would nice to see her battle the unethical nature of AI but I'd doubt we'd see it soon.

Even fucking Ogilvie has some qualities to him, he's still learning so im giving him sometime to come to the conclusion himself and learning under Mckay seems to be doing him good... you know the former addict Dr. Mckay?? Do you see how some arguments that dehumanize certain groups don't really work here. Some people say that the Pitt is too on the nose... I'm not surprised they have to be considering people genuinely don't understand the beauty of Intersectionality. I suggest more people genuinely take more comprehension classes i swear.

And speaking of Dr. Mckay I also want to bring attention to Dr Abbot as well... have you noticed how these characters seem pretty self actualized... that's because they've both experienced therapy and dealt with their ups and downs healthily. You notice the lack of misogyny from Abbot when working with his female colleagues whereas Robby's relationship with women especially women of color is far from palatable. These are parallel already addressed. Dr. Mckay literally has a positive character growth from the first season where she learns her mistakes.

Anyway enough fo my rant... I think you all get the picture... I just hope my girls Mohan, Javadi, Mel, and the rest of pitt are having a better time next episode (I doubt it)... also fuck ICE (the most unrealistic thing was those ICe agents bringing that poor woman, Pranita to the ER, I hope she's safe as well as her child).

For one... Sieun's character is not the Sieun from the webtoon. And I have stated this before but his motivations as a character is a genuine 180 in the drama. And maybe I might be a little bit radical for saying this but I'm genuinely confused with the message they are trying to push with drama Sieun.

Like I get it... but not really. Especially with the context that his character comes from a specific genre of webtoons published on Naver Webtoon that discusses the mentality of being the "bigger person" between a bully and victim relationship and how the bully never faces the consequences for their actions. So to fight this ideology a character that basically *bullies* the bully is made to be the center of the story--- the driving force if you will, to fight against the injustice we see in the real world. And Sieun is a character born from those sentiments... so yeah of course I despise the fact that they changed his motives to "not cross the line" as opposed to "fuck that shitty fucking line" sentiment from webtoon Sieun. I feel that it defeats the character's origin and kind of blatantly feels like "awwww but the violent bullies are the sad ones 😢 like it's okay that they almost murdered my friend but I shouldn't stoop down to that level" and it's not to say that there aren't obvious problems with that kinda thinking but that is a fact and Sieun isn't trying to kill them he's trying to let them taste their own medicine. Like he literally chills with them after, as long as they've learnt their lesson he doesn't fucking care.

And downplaying the bullying Beomsoek committed against Suho is so fucking aggravating to watch since his sympathizers have absolute zero fucking clue of what kind of guy he truly is. Like sure I did like that they added depth to his character but going as far as to say he was right and justified for his abuse??? I am so fucking confused, even in the context of the drama I genuinely don't see how it justifies him attempting to murder Suho twice???!!!

Not to mention guys but that fucker Beomsoek is literally homophobic... that's not even a headcanon by the way, it's not sub text either it is TEXT like literally... it was in a group chat ... like he texted and encouraged people to be homophobic about Sieun's and Suho's relationship.

Also I don't know how to say this but Sieun's personality in the drama is also wrong... because I've seen the way you guys portray him and like... yall do know that he's not antisocial right??? Cus he does talk with his friends and he smiles at them and shit like it is rare but that doesn't mean he's like mean-spirited towards them. He even smiled at Teddy Jin despite their history and willingly forgot that bro used to bully him.

Some of yall think he has no social skills at all, like guys he can talk to people he just chooses not to... he just doesn't talk to people that arebbullies or bystanders. And sometimes he even guves them grace like that ine sea weed head bully at him cram school that took his notebook and basically crumpled it, like he was still chill and didn't lay a hand on them he just showed them that he had certain authority when they started crossing the line with him... anyway that's the end of my ted talk and I wrote this shit in the middle of the night so I'll probably edit this when I get a full night's rest.