Netflix begs viewers to please stop thirsting after Ted Bundy

Well, it is difficult to be a badder boy than a sadistic serial killer. I wonder how many of these people who think Bundy is hot know the full extent of what a sick fuck he was.

 
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Hell, it wasn't just women that thirsted after him, but you wouldn't know it from the documentary since they conveniently skipped past the prison rape.
 
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I love the calls for historical revisionism, "how dare they portray him as charimatic!"
As usual, people confuse showing something as approving it. Not to mention, they have this cartoon mentality that villains are ugly and inmediately recognizable as such. How do you think so many women became victims of the guy in the first place?
 
It's the whole "I CAN CHANGE HIM UWU" mentality turned to exceptional levels. I do in fact happen to know there was at least one murderer who got together with a fangirl of his when he got out of prison. He murdered her.

This.

I do understand that women love bad tempered, aggressive, intelligent, tall, dark, and handsome guys, and I get that women have an instinct to make guys their personal improvement projects. Ted Bundy was all of the dark triad traits rolled into one, but on a personal level, Mr. Bundy was as uninteresting as a doormat. There was no deeper part of him which to get closer, no angst, no capability to empathize or love, and nothing mattered to him but himself. These women who lust after psychopaths like Ted Bundy need to be shipped to convents and made to wear chastity belts for the rest of their lives.
 
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Do people really not know about the serial killer fandom? Zac Efron is hot, those chicks are crazy, it really isn't that complicated.

This is like what happened with Tony the Tiger, where Kellogg's people were flummoxed by all the horniness without noticing there was a very specific, vocal group of furpeople drawing the cereal mascot gangbang porn.
 
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We live in a culture that glorifies violence and deviant behavior. Now don't worry, this isn't going be some moral hang-wringing, but the fact is we have had shows like Hannibal and Dexter which makes the serial killer into a protagonist, and we root for murder machines like The Punisher and John Wick. Now all of these examples are fictional characters, but as we have seen with people believing Wakanda is a suitable replacement for black history, and the constant referencing of Harry Potter in nearly every political protest in the last 3 years (at the very least)... people have a hard time differentiating what is fictional and what isn't.
A more accurate assessment would be that the part of humans’ brains that’s still stuck in the Stone Age is hardwired with instincts that make power - back when that meant having the ability to physically overpower rivals and enemies - attractive. And the extreme manifestation of those instincts is women throwing themselves at brutal murderers who exhibit the most primal version of that in people like serial killers, hence why the warmongering conquerors it old tended to have several willing wives and mistresses on top of the abducted ones.

Hollywood could have every murderer and serial killer be a Nosferatu-looking motherfucker and there’d still be a gangle fan girls gushing about how “hot” they are. You’d be amazed by how many absolutely hideous looking villain characters still manage to have a sizable fan base of women churning out porn of them.
 
Glad more people are starting to see the light.

If Bundy really was the killer, he would have used his electric hedgehog powers to destroy those women.

Another fallen warrior in the love quest, *sigh*
 
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There are ppl who actually “stan” ted bundy. Theyre on twitter and tumblr and so i decided to make a fake ted bundy stan acc and those exceptional individuals decided to add me to a gc and they gave out their numbers.
 

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