@32bitfantasy You really get them more than anyone else. What you said about how they love, describes “Derailed” and “Intent” perfectly. It’s not what Harvey said that was their turning point. Is the boundaries they crossed in practice what spoke about their true feelings.
@crrfentwitt Wow, thank you 🥹 Cinematic is the absolute highest compliment I could ask for! I agree that Harvey would likely understand given proper context - they love in a similar fashion, often through self-sacrifice and toeing the line of morally gray.
@32bitfantasy And Harvey will understand what Donna did and why. And what is beautiful about all of it is that Donna ends up honoring her husband so much by having doing that. The poem and the grave symbolizes that so well. It’s cinematic, really.
@32bitfantasy they shared the same sense of loyalty but that is not it because Donna knew that loyalty wasn’t Harvey’s forte. It was fairness. Donna gets that Harvey strives to honor those values, that he has a strong sense of fairness, that she understands. And in this fic they share it too.
@celiceoof He was evil and fucked up and he could be kind and caring at times. People who have brains understand that he was both, but he only care when he did that with Mike in S5 and 6 and then by the end of S8 because he worked on himself. Before that he was mostly evil and fucked up.
@danadee32@emmchanted_13 flirting with the person who he asked for help was not love either, and screwing the person that supposedly helped him after that, was not love either. So please, ask for more. Because love is more than that and demands more than that. Narcissism is no love. Neither codependency.
@danadee32@emmchanted_13 And after this, he gaslighted, by making her feel that she had imagined it, that it wasn’t real, and not only that, by pitying her, and making her feel unworthy of his love. Again, where is love in that? He was a narcissist, he had been traumatized and needed help. And screwing
@msalreiia@monkeyandbears People making Harvey this romantic character when he was an asshole that also told Donna she eas in her position because he had put her there. No. Harvey is not romantic. Harvey was a narcissist that learned how to be human when he dealt with loss and saw him for he was.
@msalreiia@monkeyandbears Let’s not oversee that Harvey needed Donna nor only because he was emotionally dependent. She needed Donna and paid that much because he needed her brain and skills and connections, just as he needed a Mike to win more cases and earn more money. Harvey used people. Always.
@codabridge@adoringpaulsen No wonder Suits misogynistic male and female fans hate season 8 and 9! No wonder they ended up hating Donna, no wonder they don’t recognize Harvey anymore in season 9. Oh, he was so out of character! He said “we are gonna be together forever” 🤣🤣🤣
@codabridge@adoringpaulsen Because Harvey male fans would hate a human flawed Harvey that preached about loyalty and fidelity but was a cheater like everyone else or the smarter in the room who never was manipulated and never played by a woman. So it’s no coincidence, it’s all the biased writing.
@msalreiia@adoringpaulsen Yet, the show narrative is that Harvey valued loyalty more than everything and that he was the most loyal to people he loved. That’s bullshit. He wasn’t that and he didn’t have a heart of gold. He used people 95% of his time. He was above all a narcissist.
@msalreiia@adoringpaulsen People say that Harvey hated cheating but Harvey hated disloyalty. And for a guy who hated disloyalty he managed to betray and mistreat everyone: Donna, Scottie, Jessica, Paula, Louis, Esther. Narcissists always refuse accountability. That is incompatible with being loyal.