"If one is so unfortunate as to have been born... male, then you're also born guilty. Think of the injustice in that. Women are always the victims, right? And men, they're always the criminals."
Did you make that yourself?
no it's from my favorite movie The House That Jack Built
Accurate fuck this world
it's very true anyway
I hate how women are perceived as perpetual victims 
why is it that villains are the only people in fiction who are capable of making rational statements
youre right. its so weird.
maybe it's because most fiction and mythology is ultimately cope and escapism, so being the hero means that you're an escapist figure who values imaginary stories over reality
whereas villains can be more anchored to the real world, since they don't have as much stake in the escapist plotline
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In a nutshell
Heroes: tall, good looking, received nothing but positive reinforcement (often), cant imagine whats its like to get treated like shit
Villains: ugly, short, were often bullied and ostracized their whole life, which makes them question the world and lets them see the brutal reality
Villainmaxx.
i meant to watch that movie a while ago. i will watch it tonight
I hope you enjoy it brocel it's a great movie
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