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agreed but lets not demonize people with NPD

@@strugglinglawlTbh he does have some of the symptoms, but agreed still.

⁠@@strugglinglawl My opinion, if someone with NPD doesn't care about anyone but themself, then nobody cares about them either.

@@lawl_4llie Doesn't change the fact that NPD is a disorder that one can't rid of themself and is engraved during early development due to abuse and neglect. I do agree that they should treat people respect. (Signed a person with NPD) Same thing of don't bully a bully, it just creates more bullies. If that makes sense. A narcissistic person doesn't get to have excuses, but there IS a reason for their behavior cognitively. It's not a "let's be an asshole just because" type of thing. It's a full on, albeit broken, defense mechanism. Also, the whole "not caring about anybody but themself" thing isn't always true with NPD. None of this is meant to come across as aggressive btw, I sometimes have trouble applying tone to text. This is all just meant to be informative. (also want to say I'm in no way defending Bojack's disgusting behavior lol)

​@@strugglinglawldescribing real and shitty behavior isn't "demonizing"

That's bad.

That's very similar to a Kelpie.

At least she invited him to the fake/ show-off wedding and not the real, small and genuine one she had a week prior, it was a clear sign she doesn't view BoJack as a close friend anymore and honestly kudos to her for that

Just a silly little dude doing silly little things

@@CarlMarxPunk all jokes aside I don’t find abuse silly

And using her infertility to hurt her pisses me the f off

@@nationalinstituteofcheese3012 yeah that’s especially a low blow, but to Bojack it’s just another Tuesday for him

That's the point. He's calling himself a lost cause too.

​@@RogueBlackOp It's a great example of how excessive self-deprecation can be narcissistic and toxic. You can't constantly attack yourself for having a problem in a room full of people trying to recover from the exact same problem. You have to think about what they will take away from your words.

I don't think he's a villian. He's just a deeply flawed and broken guy who just doesn't give a sh*t anymore

@@jankoleon3785You can still be the bad guy despite all of that. Agreed that he is a broken person tho

@Powernogriefyeah pretty much except for like mr. Peanut Butter

And it makes sense for his character to wait 17 minutes so he can save his own ass. Remember: he knew Sarah Lynn was going sober for sake of getting better highs and was looking for an excuse. Something people often don't want to admit? Even if we care about people sometimes our selfishness out ways that care.

Well Diane was the only person who cut Bojack off really. Todd and PC clearly don’t want a relationship with him anymore but they don’t mind having him in their life as long as there’s boundaries.

Pb has closure and healing of his own too though. Pb states he is going for therapy, trying out being single and figuring himself out, and is also gonna room up with BJ, perhaps finally becoming truly friends. Maybe PB's gentle confident optimism and positive outlooks was the very influence and solution to Bojack's attitude all along, and he deliberately shunned that the whole series because he taught himself to close off his emotions. Pb is very honest and open with people and he can teach BJ to be honest and open in ways his toxic masculinity have trained him not to. They are both aging has beens, with a strong of failed romance, but PB lives fruitfully in spite of it all. He can resonate on certain levels with BJ's trauma and vices, even his unfortunate 'I might have considered sleeping Penny even though I knew it was wrong' angst. Because PB also knows about having the desire to keep youth forever and avoid mortality by engaging deep in parties and being with younger partners (even if none were as controversially young or uncomfortable as Penny or Sara Lynn.) They can both discuss and analyze these past demons and meanwhile stay presumably healthily in a place together because they do not worry about developing romantic feels(given they are both established as straight) or having opposite agendas, now that PB and BJ have no ties with Diane or rivalling shows on the air, or any opposing needs for attention/boundaries, such as Todd and Carolyn had. PB and BJ now live on an equal page, and BJ who has lost everything and near everyone, has still got someone who has his back and will remember and fondly admire his tv work for all time, it's why having the "cross over episode" always meant so MUCH to him. PB is the most overlooked person in BJ's inner circle who has gone above and beyond for him time and time again as much as all the rest and he still remains the only one just as devoted, despite all that BJ has done, including at the barest minimum in season 1 MAKING OUT WITH HIS FIANCEE.

Honestly, I was glad they did it. Diane took the longest to distance herself from him and paid the price by being deeply traumatized from his message when he relapsed and almost drowned. It's definitely not a happy ending, but a bittersweet one. It's sad that the friendships are done for good, but it's a realistic conclusion. Too much damage has been done at this point. There's no way that Bojack can start over with PC, Diane or Todd like everything is forgiven and forgotten. All he can do now is trying to find new friends and be a better person to them.

I’d put Beatrice and Sarah Lynn’s mother there.

@@BeethovenIsGrumpyCat me too, I hate bojack and Beatrice less than most of the characters I hate but that’s only because we saw their trauma so I’m able to feel more sympathetic towards them at times

who's joseph again? is it the dude that made horny unicorn with bojack? i forgor

I love how the show never really says anything about Sarah Lynn's stepfather beyond a couple throwaway lines about him being "weird" but the fandom took that and ran with it so hard that him abusing Sarah Lynn is basically canon now and the creators we just like "yeah, whatever floats your boat I guess"😂

Well I don't, he's a good person deep down.

Seriously more like 17

More like most of the entire show

This is part 2

Bro we got 6 seasons

@@redcabbage6640Yep. 17 whole minutes

Be careful with that, if you’re a heavy drinker suddenly going cold turkey can be harmful

Good luck whatever process you take to heal

She doged a bullet

Fucking hell I got to the “Right Sarah Lynn?” scene as soon as I read this

Todd paid it with taking all the abuse Bojack threw at him.

BoJack kept sabotaging Todd's chances to move out, he has no right to complain. He _wanted_ a dependent punching bag for company.

Ah, right. It just LOOKS like he's horrible.

@@overlyfixated21 a bit of both

Just say you don't understand the show

She didn't make his relationship fall apart. BoJack did that. Wanda wanted things to work and BoJack was too far up his own ass to take the many hints and opportunities she gave him. Also, note that Diane's absolute rock bottom brought her down to the same level as BoJack _on a normal day._ You can see it in the Buckingcan Palace clip - Diane at her absolute most depressed, avoidant, miserable and self-absorbed acts like BoJack's ground state.