Actually The Bear Is A Really Good Case Study On Trauma Being Deemed As Abhorrent When It’s Not Presented

Everyday I think about how Chris Storer wrote Sydcarmy; One of the most achingly beautiful love stories I’ve seen in media in a long time. About two people who were connected long before they met and how they eventually found each other when they needed it the most. Who have continued to build upon their love together and created something beautiful born out of devotion. Who understand each other on a cosmic level, who have made each other better in every way possible. Who were indubitably meant to be partners in every sense of the word. And how Storer very well might throw it all away for one of the most boring, unhealthy, underdeveloped, wonderbread couples who look they could be distant cousins.

Can’t wait for Sydcarmy to have several incredibly intimate scenes that can only be explained as romantic in s3, so the antis can get mad and Chris Storer can gaslights us

These have been sitting in my drafts for like 2 weeks enjoy

So you’re going to look me in my EYES and tell ME that he made her the best meal shes EVER had and that dish was an act of defiance against his EC and his HEART on plate in the shape of a HEART and that dish went out to HER and it was the BEST meal she’s ever HAD and then you’re going to LIE to me and say that they’re NOT soulmates

Crazy how people can watch The Bear and miss one of the most integral parts of the story, Change and all that comes with it; all of the joy, all of the pain, every good and bad moment, the fear of changing and the understanding that change is a necessary part of growth. Richie fighting against the Changing of the neighborhood and restaurant he’s known his whole life to eventually accepting it and finding his purpose through that. Ebra, same as Richie, fighting against change but coming to an understanding that change must come whether it’s welcomed or not. Tina, Syd, and Marcus welcoming the change, tapping into their full potential and becoming the incredibly talented chefs they were meant to be. Carmy being faced with an ultimatum, continue on the way you are, down a destructive path, pushing everyone and everything that you love away, and end up the same way your mother and brother did, or change, accept that you will have to change your way of living in order to move forward in life and let go of the past that you so desperately cling to, to move towards a bright and beautiful future that welcomes you with open arms.

Sydney is better than me cause I would’ve called her out if she was making the face she was making at me in a second

Nobody who follows me is going to understand this

the hunger games brain rot is real but not in the sense that i'm having coherent thoughts, in the sense that im rotating all four books in my head like rotisserie chickens 24/7

I will never stop talking about this show

Seeing people say that Aang should’ve killed Ozai is crazy because we all know Ozai would’ve rather died than lose his bending and by extension his ability to exert control over his people and the rest of the world. Ultimately death would’ve been a mercy, now Ozai has to spend the rest of his of life weak and powerless, rotting away in a jail cell. Also he has to spend the rest of his life knowing he got his ass beat by a 12 year old.