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On his nose. It's already developing.Where on Rekeita's dad bod will the third tit sprout?
My bet is left ventral thorax, somewhere above the sakura tattoo.
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On his nose. It's already developing.Where on Rekeita's dad bod will the third tit sprout?
My bet is left ventral thorax, somewhere above the sakura tattoo.
This has been stated many times in this thread. Ralph is a much better man than Nick. There are many reasons for this:*wiggle wiggle*
Honestly, I think Ralph is more sane these days than Nick.
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Wow! Nick implying that physical harm is a fitting karmic revenge for upsetting him? But he's totally not a physical abuser guys!Faran Balanced was driving her scooter at 17 mph when she was forced off the road by a driver. Subsequently, her scooter hit the curb. Injuries include a possible broken wrist and rib and "busted" knee.
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Nick Rekieta is the epitome of a misogynist. He wastes little time in gloating, call her fat and claiming she wanted to sleep with him.
I know, I know I'm late.
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I rated optimistic because both Ralph and Nick are pieces of shit, just for a myriad of different reasons. Ralph's slightly less bad now because he's too poor to do anything. That said, it seems like Nick is doing his best to become that poor.This has been stated many times in this thread. Ralph is a much better man than Nick. There are many reasons for this:
- Ralph does not does dose children with cocaine
- Ralph (by virtue of being legally separated from his kids) is less of a burden on the lives of his kids than Rekieta is to his
- Ralph (once in a while) recognizes his own flaws and even expresses regret and a longing to reconnect with people he wronged
- Ralph has traveled around the world, and despite people's expectations that he'd simply die anywhere he'd go, he has come back from some quite dodgy places
- Ralph has proactively chosen to seek rehabilitation
- Ralph picks fistfights (even if he runs from nearly all of them) instead of constantly licking the government's boot for support
- Ralph doesn't constantly speak in the horridly annoying weasely manner that Rekieta does
- Ralph has not had sex with Aaron
Woah woah woah actual record scratch freeze frame moment, Is this technically the first time Nick has openly admitted to wanting to talk to april again?
Hey man, Nick picks fist fights too...only not with other men. Just with his wife and kids.Ralph picks fistfights (even if he runs from nearly all of them) instead of constantly licking the government's boot for support
Can Nick respect his ex-girlfriend's privacy by not bringing her up?
Very well put. I'd also add, that two had completely different starting points and means. Ralph was born white trash and could never escape (through his own self sabotage) despite trying to. Nick was born upper middle class, had the resources available to him to succeed, and for a time was successful. But he then willingly threw it all away to be white trash because of his selfishness.Ralph and Rekieta are two sides of the same coin. Both ultimately engage in the same sort of self-destructive, malignant behavior. Both have substance abuse issues, low-impulse control, extreme resentment towards women, lash out constantly, manipulate, lie, and hurt the others around them, both physically as well as mentally. But the underlying mechanisms for how each functions are worlds apart—which makes the comparison really interesting.
The core difference comes from the fact that Ralph knows he's a sack of shit and is ashamed of that fact. All his actions are meant to cover up his feelings of self-hatred. Ralph will try to improve and feels regret about his actions, but inevitably fails to meaningfully change his behavior because he lacks the proper mental discipline and control to accomplish it. Each failure feeds Ralph's self-hatred even more and he spirals further down.
By contrast, Nick unironically sees himself as superior to everyone else. Nick does not feel shame for his actions and legitimately seems to be incapable of honest self-criticism. Nick cannot change to improve himself because he feels there's nothing he needs to change. Nick really believes he not is at fault for his own condition and externalizes that cognitive dissonance by blaming other people (see: Aaron) or abusing substances. Unlike Ralph, whose actions are meant to cover up his own feelings of inadequacy and shame, Nick's actions are meant to affirm his own sense of superiority and lash out against those who threaten it.
Ralph ends up the more sane of the two, because at least Ralph wants to do better. Nick doesn't.
Rekieta doubles down on his lawfare against Aaron, insisting that he “will have done it.”
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I was just thinking about this today, Nick now reminds so much of Greer. The creepy way Nick treats women, and seems to be more aggressive towards women reminds me so much of Greer. It really is a fitting end.Soon he'll develop a speech impediment and try to avenge brothel owners.
The only difference between Ralph and Nick is Ralph has a very tiny sliver of a conscious.This has been stated many times in this thread. Ralph is a much better man than Nick. There are many reasons for this:
- Ralph does not does dose children with cocaine
- Ralph (by virtue of being legally separated from his kids) is less of a burden on the lives of his kids than Rekieta is to his
- Ralph (once in a while) recognizes his own flaws and even expresses regret and a longing to reconnect with people he wronged
- Ralph has traveled around the world, and despite people's expectations that he'd simply die anywhere he'd go, he has come back from some quite dodgy places
- Ralph has proactively chosen to seek rehabilitation
- Ralph picks fistfights (even if he runs from nearly all of them) instead of constantly licking the government's boot for support
- Ralph doesn't constantly speak in the horridly annoying weasely manner that Rekieta does
- Ralph has not had sex with Aaron
If Nick doesn't want Aaron back then why does he want to fuck him bad?Rekieta doubles down on his lawfare against Aaron, insisting that he “will have done it.”
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Lmao, this loser is married but openly pining over April, who won't even speak to him and is fucking another man. Meanwhile Aaron got to fuck Nick's wife, moved on from her and April, then got a new girlfriend. Yet according to Nick, Aaron is the cuck because Nick "stole" April from him?Rekieta doubles down on his lawfare against Aaron, insisting that he “will have done it.”
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"By your powers, combined...I think Nick is a lightning in a bottle cow, he's got a little bit of all of them. He's got Greer's creepiness towards women. Ethan Ralph's drug abuse and rage. Fat Pat Tomlinson's smugness. Chantal's weird issues with her ex. Andy Ditch's mentality towards the law. I could go on forever.
I agree with all this, but one thing you don't mention is that Nick is legitimately more dangerous than Ralph.Ralph and Rekieta are two sides of the same coin. Both ultimately engage in the same sort of self-destructive, malignant behavior. Both have substance abuse issues, low-impulse control, extreme resentment towards women, lash out constantly, manipulate, lie, and hurt the others around them, both physically as well as mentally. But the underlying mechanisms for how each functions are worlds apart—which makes the comparison really interesting.
The core difference comes from the fact that Ralph knows he's a sack of shit and is ashamed of that fact. All his actions are meant to cover up his feelings of self-hatred. Ralph will try to improve and feels regret about his actions, but inevitably fails to meaningfully change his behavior because he lacks the proper mental discipline and control to accomplish it. Each failure feeds Ralph's self-hatred even more and he spirals further down.
By contrast, Nick unironically sees himself as superior to everyone else. Nick does not feel shame for his actions and legitimately seems to be incapable of honest self-criticism. Nick cannot change to improve himself because he feels there's nothing he needs to change. Nick really believes he not is at fault for his own condition and externalizes that cognitive dissonance by blaming other people (see: Aaron) or abusing substances. Unlike Ralph, whose actions are meant to cover up his own feelings of inadequacy and shame, Nick's actions are meant to affirm his own sense of superiority and lash out against those who threaten it.
Ralph ends up the more sane of the two, because at least Ralph wants to do better. Nick doesn't.