@lutesaurus

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Joined February 2026
π‹πŽπŽπ“π˜ π–πˆπ“π‡ 𝐓𝐇𝐄 ππŽπŽπ“π˜ retweeted
Vassago can offer money and a fantasy that he didn’t build. he sacrifices a million dollars. it’s a drop in the bucket. Blitz offers scraps in comparison. bits and pieces he’s scraped off the floor over the years. it’s everything he has. still, he offers
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Aaaaaand there it is,
Have you ever stopped to realize that the reason is shifting more of the blame on blitz is because he is the one to blame? Yes what stolas did is terrible but the difference is that time and time again he admits that he’s wrong. Blitz doesn’t.
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Stolas as the sympathetic party because, well, how could BlitzΓΈ possibly shame him for sleeping with other people when they were never officially in a relationship? Do you see what I mean? The narrative shifts the focus toward an argument BlitzΓΈ is much harder to defend on, +
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originally defined their relationship. His problem with Stolas, going all the way back to the pilot & earliest episodes, was rooted in their power imbalance, the objectification & the way Stolas treated him. Now the argument largely revolves around +
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Stolas supposedly being unfaithful, when that was never the fundamental issue between them in the first place. So, naturally, the way BlitzΓΈ approaches the argument is wrong, & therefore, by extension, he's the one in the wrong. Which conveniently positions +
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One or two instances of slut-shaming out of anger, is believable, but making that the recurring centerpiece of his argument when he had far more legitimate grievances? That's where it falls flat. This also plays into what I was saying +
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about how the narrative increasingly frames BlitzΓΈ as being in the wrong while Stolas comes across as the wronged party. BlitzΓΈ's feelings about Stolas sleeping with other people are valid, but making that his primary grievance shifts attention away from the issues that +
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I probably would've sided with BlitzΓΈ a lot more if the crux of his argument hadn't been Stolas sleeping with other people, considering BlitzΓΈ himself has quite the history of doing exactly that. His argument would've been considerably stronger +
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had he focused on how Stolas exploited their power imbalance, coerced him, treated him with blatant classism & repeatedly objectified him. Of course BlitzΓΈ wouldn't have believed Stolas genuinely wanted a romantic relationship after all that. +
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Disclaimer that, technically speaking, Stolas isn't a cheater, blah blah blah. But speaking more generally about the mentality surrounding infidelity, why do people act as though β€œThe sex didn't mean anything!” is a legitimate defense? +
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Okay, so you didn't have romantic feelings for the person you slept with. AND? You still actively sought out sexual gratification with someone else. The absence of emotional attachment doesn't negate the act itself. Why is β€œI didn't love them” supposed to make everything +
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better? You fucked someone you didn't even care about. What exactly is that supposed to change? Miss me with that bullshit.
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There are deadass people who genuinely believe Charlie's storybook is a completely accurate, unbiased account of what happened in Eden, with absolutely no fabrication or revisionism involved, I'm crine
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β€œI gave you my beating heart & you fucked other people on top of it.” And how many people could say the exact same thing about you, BlitzΓΈ?
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You can get so caught up in defending BlitzΓΈ, only for him to turn around & start talking to Verosika that way, shaming Stolas for something he's done himself. & Yes, I've acknowledged that the circumstances are different, but the underlying behavior is still comparable. +
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got that opportunity, or simply weren't able to get through to him? That's where I find myself becoming considerably less inclined to defend BlitzΓΈ, even when I think he has legitimate grievances against Stolas. Because while the circumstances of their +
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relationship are specific to them, there's something almost poetic about BlitzΓΈ finally experiencing the emotional consequences of behavior he's subjected other people to for years. This is just karma catching up. What goes around comes around. These two deserve each other.
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