@pifistrifis the fire, his father, etc., and Stolas about his marriage and the abuse. They need to talk about these things with others in order to process them.
I envy those who criticize Stolas for what he says in "What Went Wrong," because he’s actually admitting he was in the wrong, expressing a desire to improve, and asking for another chance. You all must have had better fathers than mine—my own father would never, in a million
@pifistrifis The song is beautiful, but I hope they also have him talk to Via about everything else. Animation requires a lot of work, and they inevitably have to condense certain parts, but this is essential. Via needs to know the truth.
And we need all of them to talk more. Blitzø about
dialogue and sharing ideas. So, thank you to this fandom for welcoming me. I generally stay quiet and just leave the occasional "like," but I have so many opinions about Helluva Boss and it resonates so deeply with themes in my own life that I simply can’t help but talk about it.
May I thank everyone who has been interacting with my tweets over the last few days? I usually find it very difficult to express myself on social media, as I’m always afraid of being misunderstood or receiving hate—but so far, I’ve only encountered people who are open to
@Humblebumbee I wasn’t teasing; it’s a genuine question. I understand that even when you know, rationally, where a story is heading and which pairing is more or less likely to happen, it can still be frustrating.
I’m glad to hear that the direction taken with Vassago didn’t make you sad ❤️
I watched a compilation of Stolitz moments from the early seasons, and I have to say—I now fully understand why a slow burn is necessary in Season 3. These two need to get to know each other, and, more importantly, they need to process their own individual traumas. My problem is-
@K4T_A_Z I totally agree. It would be more enjoyable if they built Stolago the same way but now it's happening and we don't even know how and when. They are extremely cute to see, I'm not saying they are not and I can understand people who truly like the ship cause they are adorabile but
I love people who speak the language of truth.
I’m open to criticism when is well-reasoned and sensible.
Gratuitous, unexplained hatred is something else entirely.
I really love love Lucifer but BRO, let's be like guy who stood around being abused and depressed every day JUST for the sake of his daughter, vs dude who got so depressed he left his daughter completely to deal by herself with the abandon of her mother
Or at least one possible explanation.
I don't think is meant in a negative way, but rather as a compliment.
Even if I can agree that is not expressed with good words.
It’s not phrased very well, but the point is that while Blitzø believes no one could possibly want him—that people don’t deserve him (in a negative sense) and that he’s undesirable—in reality, people desire him so intensely that, when they can’t have him, they’re forced to
"There is a crowd full of people here who cared so much they throw an entire fucking party here about hating you. Every year."
Yeah I don't think the writers understand the implications of that line well especially given the context.
transform that desire into hatred and vent it in that way.
It’s like when children make you feel such tenderness toward them that it triggers a sense of aggression—because your brain simply cannot handle that emotion.
This is what this mean.
years, reach that level of self-awareness.
He genuinely believes he’s in the right, he BLAMES ME for leaving home, choosing myself and my mental health instead of keep suffering for the situation he created with his own inability to be a father AND a partner at the same time.
Do you realize that not everything in life has a literal meaning? Stolas isn’t saying that Via needs to actively help him become a better person; he is saying—to paraphrase—"I now see how much I’ve messed up, and I want to change and improve. Could you give me another chance?"
Escritor N1:Como resolvemos el conflicto de Stolas con su hija por romper su promesa de nunca abandonarla y traumarla por casi morirse?
Escritor N2:Con una canción donde Stolas diga que él también sufrió como ella y que le diga a su hija que le debe enseñarle a ser un mejor padre