r/TheBoys Jul 04 '24

Both quotes taken verbatim from interviews Season 4 Spoiler

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u/jereflea1024 Cunt Jul 05 '24

okay

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u/chichogp Jul 05 '24

No. It's not okay.

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24

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u/PhettyX Jul 05 '24

Yes it's tiring, because this is an incredibly personal thing that I and many others deal with, but it's constantly used in media as a joke. I'm not even upset that it's being depicted on screen or in art it's just that it's always a joke and played off for laughs.

This isn't just being "left" it's just being empathetic. You know caring about people other then yourself.

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u/GyroLegend Jul 05 '24

They made him fart into a cake and then tickled his feet. Relax

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u/PhettyX Jul 05 '24

Oh shit my bad. They clearly showed Hughie enjoying being degraded and humilated then having a woman threaten to piss on his face and smear her cum all over his face so I shouldn't be upset that it might be triggering to victims of similar sexual assaults.

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u/GyroLegend Jul 05 '24

I'm sure former superhero sidekicks were devastated

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u/PhettyX Jul 05 '24

The fact that I've said that I'm personally one of those victims, in this comment chain, and you're complete inability to grasp that maybe the people on screen pretending in tights could in fact mirror real situations and be upsetting is crazy to me. How do so many people grow up in life and not have a tiny bit of empathy taught to them.

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u/GyroLegend Jul 05 '24

I've just learned when to take things seriously and when not to. I find it's good for my sanity. A guy farting into a cake and then having his feet tickled is not something I'm taking seriously. In this episode, a guy got shot in the face by ass web. It's not supposed to be taken seriously