Kevin has become self-aware.
Beefy update here, good job as usual.
Kevin's Hitler Booger Mustache is incredibly important to how he sees himself, aka his gender expression.
I can't stop laughing at how spoiled tbis sounds. Trans wants come first, everything else second. No wonder why he graviated to the movement.
I also love that a trans person can say "My dating life is awful, my friend group tears itself apart, I'm at a stalemate in my career if I even have one, I hate going outside and I'm anxious everyone still sees me as a freak even after surgery BUT I'M HAPPY GUYS," and according to trans people, that's a win.
Two non-parents sperg about parenting. The parents are worried that the conversation ENDS at them being transphobic, that they cannot help their child further if they are declared such, but for manchildren it doesn't matter since they never had to help children make difficult medical choices.
He must be psyched to have the new house instead of the tranch. He really wasn't compatable with the lifestyle and it was dumb of PenPen to drag him into it in the first place.
Kevin and good taste do not cross over.
Speaking of bad taste, why does this look like a That Guy with The Glasses production? Ugly design and full of awkward people.
This stood out most about Kevin's troon horror discussion:
I'm glad they're having a discussion on the movie: it reads more like projection and that's enjoyable for our thread armchair psychology. This thread seems more like them having a painful time realizing they missed opportunities in their younger years and chose not to be an active participant in their life. It's a common problem and a sad one, but they seem to be more fixated on the lack of youth and the lack of fulfilling a fantasy. Jumping into the fantasy in particular is what they want, like someone mourning they could have been the grratest guitar player in a kickass rockband of all time and get so many chicks and so much money, rather than more down to earth regrets. "I wish I took those years more seriously, I wish I participated in my life choices more, I wish I took more risk," are more healthy regrets to have, and realizing that 10-20 years wasn't a throwaway if you still valued your time spent doing things like being with friends and accomplishing small things. This does not strike either of these guys.
I read the summary on wikipedia. At one point it says that the main character starts a family, but it is OFFSCREEN and never seen. I think this is one hell of a red flag: considering another human being you chose to share your life with and the humans you chose to bring life to on this earth as a footnote to your life is fucking
ice cold. The desire to constantly live in a young person's television show and molt what keeps you anchored, not even having goals in hobbies or careers, is startling. No wonder MovieBlob liked it so much, it's manchild incarnate.
I'd like to thank all manchildren out there for disregarding relationships started with love and family, it's a wonderfully MALE take.
I'd say it is more sad because the adult had time to make choices to be happier, even if it was just moving to a new city and finding a job that doesn't make them want to kill themselves. Being true to yourself is important and everyone wishes to escape responsibilities from time to time, but being so stuck on regret and a fantasy is tragic.
