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This ⬆️ for one. But personally Will has had to mature at a very young age without the upside. Honestly one of the only thing that Will has that is truly "childish" is dnd and his friendship with the party.

(Will is very different compared to his friends by being on the poorer side of life, having to make some of his own meals because Joyce and Jonathan working, the abuse inflicted by his father, and etc. Will has gone through alot in his life that most people don't think about intill they are living on their own, without their support system, or having significant impact in their lives.)

This has gotta be one of the worst Will Byers characterization I've ever seen

His "flaws" being: getting upset when his friends ignore him and push him to the side (aka just having human emotions) and "lashes out" by getting upset and leaving after being made fun of for hours trying to play a game they all loved. This person seriously thinks he's in the wrong for feeling alienated. "Anger in his body" he's gotten angry like 3 times since S1 what are you talking about. Have you seen Mike? "Finds the world unfair" because it is unfair, that's the whole point. He's been struggling with finding a place where he belongs because the world just doesn't understand or accept him.

"Selfish at times" I highly doubt this person would call El "selfish at times" for wanting to spend time with Mike, or dumping him because she was having more fun with Max. It's not selfish to have wants. "understanding what it means to be selfless" as if being selfless hasn't been his #1 trait since s1. "Move in from fantasy and into reality" wanting to recapture his childhood after losing it for so long isn't wrong or makes him lesser of a person. This is just mean to the people who've had a similar experience to this.

Will does screw up and say and do the wrong thing sometimes, but that doesn't define him as a character. Getting upset at times (for a good reason, mind you) doesn't make him an angry person. Wanting happiness doesn't make him selfish. I don't think I've ever seen such a genuine characterization this bad before. The double standards are insane.