I’m a victim of it and I’m all the worse for it. Neuroticism and a complete lack of self esteem. By contrast my brother, the youngest of my two siblings, is very confident. This is likely due to the fact that my parents were more lax with raising him. He was out riding his bike, smoking weed and fricking chicks. Lots of pressure was put in me to succeed which made my failures all the more crushing. My brother never had such expectations and yet he is by far the biggest success.
You moron you can have parents in your life and they can still fail you. It’s not a bit being grateful, dipshit
2 years ago
Anonymous
your anger won’t set you free
2 years ago
Anonymous
Without strong anger towards that which is evil, in this case, the baby boomers, you are just another cucked gay
2 years ago
Anonymous
bitter and angry. fantastic combo. good luck.
2 years ago
Anonymous
I know. Imagine have Stockholm syndrome for baby boomers, the worst gen in recent history
2 years ago
Anonymous
you need therapy my guy
2 years ago
Anonymous
no u
2 years ago
Anonymous
bruh, you’re killing me kek
2 years ago
Anonymous
kys more like
2 years ago
Anonymous
Again blaming others for your problems. The only way your parents can fail you is if they can't put a roof over your head or food on the table. You'll realize it some day
2 years ago
Anonymous
> if they can't put a roof over your head or food on the table. You'll realize it some day
Jesus Christ you are a moron. Your parents can fail you in a miriad of different ways for example emotionally, mentally, spiritually, physically, etc.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Damn so all those kids who were beaten or molested still had good parents since they were at lest fed and sheltered. They should really man up and fix their own problems.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Yes they should get over it. If anything it makes one stronger
2 years ago
Anonymous
>being beaten and sexually abused makes children stronger
Even you don’t believe this.
>Parenting doesn't come with a manual
Shut up, Black person. That's the excuse of every piece of shit parent that can't accept they're a moronic failure that should've never procreated.
I’m a victim of it and I’m all the worse for it. Neuroticism and a complete lack of self esteem. By contrast my brother, the youngest of my two siblings, is very confident. This is likely due to the fact that my parents were more lax with raising him. He was out riding his bike, smoking weed and fricking chicks. Lots of pressure was put in me to succeed which made my failures all the more crushing. My brother never had such expectations and yet he is by far the biggest success.
This made some sissy millenials mad for some reason. At some point, you have to be in charge of your own life and own your mistakes and bad decisions. You can blame your parents for a rough start, but you can only blame yourself for how you end in your life.
Frankly if by 30 you are not over them, the blame is on you.
>But ~~*psychologists*~~ said I need to be pampered and cant do anything by my own to change my life, please someone give me sympathy, cant take responsibility, cant grow , its not my fault! its someone's else!
Literally Black person behavior. replace psychologists with politicians.
>implying structural racism isn’t a problem
leave, chudlet.
2 years ago
Anonymous
What do you mean structural racism? You mean lowered standards to enter a good college? No standards at all to get a job as a diversity hire? Complete lower performance expectations? Media both conservative and progressive sucking black dick 24 hours a day? A moronic and hypocrite rewritting of what means "racism" so you can do it, but never be blamed on it? Excuses for criminal behavior?
Because thats the so called structural "racism" these days. There is literally not a single disadvantage for being black. You get privilege after privilege. Its like you never noticed the world changed past 1990.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>There is literally not a single disadvantage for being black
Having no impulse control, being a literal shit skin, and having low IQ seems like a pretty big disadvantage tbh. Can't really take advantage of a system catered to you when you're too stupid to seize it.
>Max is the protagonist of the movie >His goal is to go to a concert >The character that's trying to stop him from achieving his goal is Goofy >Goofy is the villain of the story >Goofy's goal is to spend quality time with his son while he still has the chance
>boomer mentality >tries to recreate his own childhood >projects his childhood onto his kid
It wasn't until Goofy accepted he was on a different trip than the one he had with his own Dad that he ceased being the villain
Goofy is a reluctant (and hapless) antagonist, not a villain. He possesses no villainous qualities.
A traditional villain+antagonist would be Darth Vader from Star Wars (at least for the first two films of the OT). Similarly, a traditional hero+protagonist would be Like Skywalker.
An example of an inversion of that would be from the anime Death Note: Light Yagami is both the protagonist+villain because of his villainous qualities, while L is the antagonist+hero because he serves as a foil to Light.
An example of an Elder God-Tier villain+antagonist would be someone like President Funny Valentine from JoJo Part 7, because of his motivations for going against the protagonist are better, even noble, although he still has decidedly villainous character flaws.
The hero/villain dynamic refers to their personal qualities as either being heroic or villainous, while the protagonist/antagonist dynamic refers to their respective roles in the narrative in relation to each other.
>tfw parents are drug addicts and ruined you mentally growing up so your a friendless loser whose never held a girls hand
I still have to stay at home because my full time job doesn’t pay enough to live, especially with gas prices and food inflation
All I want is a black hair pale gf bros…
>I've got my own life now >I know that. I just wanted to be part of it
Why did this movie have such kino lines? Are there any other father-son movies that compare?
In an alternate timeline where iphones never were invented, obama was never elected president, and covid never existed I would like a sequel to this called An Incredibly Goofy Movie
>takes place around 2020 >Max is married to Roxanne and has a kid who is now about 10-11 >Goofy is loving grandfather >Max has to deal with his own parental issues now as the child wants nothing to do with him and actually is drawn to Goofy's ways more than Max's which creates resentment
Of course also a stealth sequel to Goof Troop and includes elderly/grown up Pete, Pete Jr', Peggy, Pistol.
Of course if Disney actually did this now it'd be horrific and prob involve troonys so no thanks
>In an alternate timeline where iphones never were invented, obama was never elected president, and covid never existed
Anon...don't put these angelic thoughts in my head
helicopter parenting has never produced good results
True, look how Max Landis turned out.
lol
i don't get it
choppa
holy shit that was him? fricking kek
he directed an episode of twilight where they were trying to do some special effects and a few people died in a helicopter crash
Kek
this isn't fricking funny
frick
It's a different species so we don't know to what extent that is true in this context. Stop talking out of your bum?
it means they care
I’m a victim of it and I’m all the worse for it. Neuroticism and a complete lack of self esteem. By contrast my brother, the youngest of my two siblings, is very confident. This is likely due to the fact that my parents were more lax with raising him. He was out riding his bike, smoking weed and fricking chicks. Lots of pressure was put in me to succeed which made my failures all the more crushing. My brother never had such expectations and yet he is by far the biggest success.
Parenting doesn't come with a manual. Be grateful that you had parents who cared about you. Stop blaming your parents for your problems
No, frick you boomer, you had multiple chances to get it right and succeed, but you just wanted to party as the ship shank. 50% divorce rate is on you
well said and the reply proves the value of your advice
You moron you can have parents in your life and they can still fail you. It’s not a bit being grateful, dipshit
your anger won’t set you free
Without strong anger towards that which is evil, in this case, the baby boomers, you are just another cucked gay
bitter and angry. fantastic combo. good luck.
I know. Imagine have Stockholm syndrome for baby boomers, the worst gen in recent history
you need therapy my guy
no u
bruh, you’re killing me kek
kys more like
Again blaming others for your problems. The only way your parents can fail you is if they can't put a roof over your head or food on the table. You'll realize it some day
> if they can't put a roof over your head or food on the table. You'll realize it some day
Jesus Christ you are a moron. Your parents can fail you in a miriad of different ways for example emotionally, mentally, spiritually, physically, etc.
Damn so all those kids who were beaten or molested still had good parents since they were at lest fed and sheltered. They should really man up and fix their own problems.
Yes they should get over it. If anything it makes one stronger
>being beaten and sexually abused makes children stronger
Even you don’t believe this.
I am, I love my parents and I know they did their best. Doesn’t change the fact. Pull all the lame bootstrap-pulling shit you want.
How did you fail your kids boomer anon? Pour yourself another drink and tell us
>Parenting doesn't come with a manual
Shut up, Black person. That's the excuse of every piece of shit parent that can't accept they're a moronic failure that should've never procreated.
>parenting doesn’t come with a manual!1
Thousands of books on parenting and child psychology exist.
This made some sissy millenials mad for some reason. At some point, you have to be in charge of your own life and own your mistakes and bad decisions. You can blame your parents for a rough start, but you can only blame yourself for how you end in your life.
Frankly if by 30 you are not over them, the blame is on you.
>But ~~*psychologists*~~ said I need to be pampered and cant do anything by my own to change my life, please someone give me sympathy, cant take responsibility, cant grow , its not my fault! its someone's else!
Literally Black person behavior. replace psychologists with politicians.
>implying structural racism isn’t a problem
leave, chudlet.
What do you mean structural racism? You mean lowered standards to enter a good college? No standards at all to get a job as a diversity hire? Complete lower performance expectations? Media both conservative and progressive sucking black dick 24 hours a day? A moronic and hypocrite rewritting of what means "racism" so you can do it, but never be blamed on it? Excuses for criminal behavior?
Because thats the so called structural "racism" these days. There is literally not a single disadvantage for being black. You get privilege after privilege. Its like you never noticed the world changed past 1990.
>There is literally not a single disadvantage for being black
Having no impulse control, being a literal shit skin, and having low IQ seems like a pretty big disadvantage tbh. Can't really take advantage of a system catered to you when you're too stupid to seize it.
Grow a pair and realize that you're the one who is in charge of your own life.
this film is just stressful, contrived and full of 90s trends
sounds like your mom
i love my dad bros 🙂
i wish i did
i like this movie a lot. its kino
I didn't ask for these feels OP. One of the few movies my dad would always quote, hits hard since I'm his only son.
>Max is the protagonist of the movie
>His goal is to go to a concert
>The character that's trying to stop him from achieving his goal is Goofy
>Goofy is the villain of the story
>Goofy's goal is to spend quality time with his son while he still has the chance
Based
Based. How did a movie with Goofy in it manage to so thoroughly mog Turning Red thematically?
>wanting to spend time with your children is something only a villain would do
Antagonist /=/ villain, silly willy
>boomer mentality
>tries to recreate his own childhood
>projects his childhood onto his kid
It wasn't until Goofy accepted he was on a different trip than the one he had with his own Dad that he ceased being the villain
>crossing wires with protagonist - antagonist, hero - villain terminology
ngmi
>inb4 go back to tvtropes
Goofy is a reluctant (and hapless) antagonist, not a villain. He possesses no villainous qualities.
A traditional villain+antagonist would be Darth Vader from Star Wars (at least for the first two films of the OT). Similarly, a traditional hero+protagonist would be Like Skywalker.
An example of an inversion of that would be from the anime Death Note: Light Yagami is both the protagonist+villain because of his villainous qualities, while L is the antagonist+hero because he serves as a foil to Light.
An example of an Elder God-Tier villain+antagonist would be someone like President Funny Valentine from JoJo Part 7, because of his motivations for going against the protagonist are better, even noble, although he still has decidedly villainous character flaws.
The hero/villain dynamic refers to their personal qualities as either being heroic or villainous, while the protagonist/antagonist dynamic refers to their respective roles in the narrative in relation to each other.
what is pic related from?
>GORSH I-I'M CUMMIIIIIIING A-HYUCK A-HYUCK
THE DARKNESS
IT'S GOING BIG
maxie's a little homosexual isn't he
Max was a little b***h
this film moves at a breakneck pace. Only lasts 70 mins without credits. Too cramped
Frick off
I wish I had a dad bros
As someone who grew up with a loving, smart, attentive, understanding, and patient father I can assure you its pretty great
Too bad he raised a homosexual
you listen to your homosexual music
I'll hyuck you if you don't watch it
A-are you black?
No. My father was simply a drug addict and wife beater. He never made an effort to be in my life after my mother divorced him.
Sounds like you're an honorary black kid. Congrats anon.
goofy is based in this movie
He's based as hell
20 years ago, my dad abandoned me and my mom when I was 8 years old.
this movie is beyond kino. i watched this shit like 30 times as a kid. my friends love it too. it's the perfect film
>tfw parents are drug addicts and ruined you mentally growing up so your a friendless loser whose never held a girls hand
I still have to stay at home because my full time job doesn’t pay enough to live, especially with gas prices and food inflation
All I want is a black hair pale gf bros…
>I've got my own life now
>I know that. I just wanted to be part of it
Why did this movie have such kino lines? Are there any other father-son movies that compare?
Roxanne was best girl. Too bad she's forgotten in the next movie.
>that time goofy and son nonchalantly kill a mime and security guard
Disney used to be casually brutal
In an alternate timeline where iphones never were invented, obama was never elected president, and covid never existed I would like a sequel to this called An Incredibly Goofy Movie
>takes place around 2020
>Max is married to Roxanne and has a kid who is now about 10-11
>Goofy is loving grandfather
>Max has to deal with his own parental issues now as the child wants nothing to do with him and actually is drawn to Goofy's ways more than Max's which creates resentment
Of course also a stealth sequel to Goof Troop and includes elderly/grown up Pete, Pete Jr', Peggy, Pistol.
Of course if Disney actually did this now it'd be horrific and prob involve troonys so no thanks
>In an alternate timeline where iphones never were invented, obama was never elected president, and covid never existed
Anon...don't put these angelic thoughts in my head
no matter how big you get, you'll always be my son
>Oh hey there, son. How BIG do ya get?
Please no....
>Hey hey, my son RESPECTS me
>no matter how big you get you'll always be my son
that's good, because i have a 12 inch red rocket