I think I just threw up from disgust.

[rogueslayer452]

This fucking pisses me off to no end.

I don't really watch the show anymore, only keep tabs on what current ~drama is happening, and the show has gotten to levels of ridiculous at this point. However this? The fact that they are defending abusive behavior is downright sickening and disgusting on so many levels. If not the delusions of the writers for glorifying this, the Chuck-defenders are even worse for stanning and woobifying him while blaming Blair for everything that went wrong in the relationship. Yes, because it's always her fault, never his right? It's always the girl in the relationship who gets the blame for everything, even if he is selling her out to his rapist uncle for a fucking hotel and nearly tried to rape her in the most recent episode? Are you serious right now?

No. Just, no. Fuck that bullshit. >:|

Anyone who doesn't see this as blatant abuse should kindly go fuck themselves with a chainsaw.

I can't believe I actually used to like them together. -__- Blair deserves better, someone who actually respects her as a person rather than as property. Chuck...deserves to be killed off in the more horrible manner possible. He's an irredeemable bastard and the fact that they're trying to defend his actions? Sickens me so much, I can't even.

Comments

[carameltrap.livejournal.com]

I don't watch GG but defending that type of character by making excuses for him disgusts me. He may be a fictional character but dismissing his actions as not abusive lets me know how screwed up some people's perception is. This is why some people think that a scene like that is nothing and can be so dismissive because the show's producer/writer waves it off like it's something excusable.

Domestic violence is never okay. It's not something to be dismissed or glorified or even excused. It's a terrible thing.

[rogueslayer452.livejournal.com]

If it was part of a development storyline, like a character who does terrible things but gets called out on it and they have to reflect on their actions and change, then that would be completely different. But when a producer/writer EXCUSES AND DISMISSES the entire abusive aspect altogether, saying that it's not hurtful and demeaning when it actually is.....that's just downright despicable.

There's nothing excusable about this, nothing. Abuse should never be glorified in this manner, and when they have the audacity to have-wave it like it's nothing? I just. I can't. I just can't.

I was actually shaking with rage when I first read this, I'm not even joking.