Shout Out To Everyone Who Is Just So Tired So So Exhausted So Very Very Tired So Very Fatigued So Sleepy

Shout out to everyone who is just so tired So so exhausted So very very tired so very fatigued so sleepy and tired So

boruto is a character assassination

naruto wanted to end the shinobi world. he wanted people to stop dying meaningless deaths as mere tools (haku fight). he wanted to end the cycle of grief and revenge that drove so many of the conflicts he experienced (sasuke, pein). while he loved those around him, he became aware that children should not be training to fight from the moment they can walk - the future naruto dreamed of was so, so different from how he grew up.

in his journey to bring sasuke back, he learned so much about the circumstances that create this cycle of suffering and hatred. “we could so easily be in each other’s shoes”. he dreamed of ways to end it. he promised this to pein. he never, ever wanted anyone to go through what he and sasuke went through. ever again.

and yet, in boruto, basically nothing has changed. children still go on dangerous, life-threatening missions. they still start training as shinobi as soon as they can grasp a kunai. naruto works hard, but to what end? what is he changing? i mean, all of the work he did ending the akatsuki, the corruption in konoha, the war, etc, certainly set the future up for more peace, but beyond that… the system hasn’t changed. we watched naruto persist, absolutely REFUSE to give up, until he had saved sasuke. are we to believe that he suddenly would lose all of his resolve, and let the system continue to endanger children, and perpetuate a warlike culture?

the end of shippuden is literally naruto acknowledging that sasuke was right. in the end, they agree. but the writers of boruto just want us to forget about all of that so they can have their happy little sequel, which seems more like hinata’s infinite tsukuyomi dream.

Patrick Bateman should've slammed Paul Allen against the wall and kissed him Brokeback Mountain style

I need people to stop reminding me that Mark Zuckerberg is a real person and not a fictional character played by Jesse Eisenberg who was in a doomed romantically charged friendship with his best friend and soulmate Eduardo Saverin, another totally fictional character played by Andrew Garfield in the very fictional not at all based on reality movie The Social Network. They are NOT real to me. The real Zuck can zuck on it.

the problem with loving tsn is that it's almost impossible to get other people to get into it. like okay yeah it's about mark zuckerberg but not REALLY. above all else it's a tragic story of love and betrayal but you're not going to know that if you keep laughing at me