[ SECRET POST #3052 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3050 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Falcon Densetsu/F-Zero GP Legends]


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(Stephen Paul Manderson aka Professor Green, Never Mind the Buzzcocks)


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[Elysium]


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[Jeremy Renner]















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Comments

[kaijinscendre]

I agree with you on the whole pushing him into a whole part. Your comments made me think about how shitty of a thing that was.

Though, otherwise I was enjoying their romance. And I think that Bruce not coming back at the end shows that he ain't here for that shit.

But I really don't consider the Tony thing to be peer pressure. That is just a friend trying to hype his friend up to do something. My friends have done it to me before (You've GOT to go to this party. Commmeeee onnnnn. You gotta go). It can be annoying but I would call it something bad (I know I've done it to them as well).

[(Anonymous)]

DA

For people with negative experiences of it, there's an incredibly fine line between hyping and persuading, and pressuring and guilt-tripping.

I'm really glad it hasn't been your experience, but that kind of thing does make a lot of people very uncomfortable.

[(Anonymous)]

Ok just because you project onto a situation doesn't mean everyone has to interpret it the same way.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, I very much agree that Hulk and Bruce being of one mind and getting the hell out of there was great. It's the one good moment they have, since everything else was based off of other characters (Natasha, Tony).

I was just kind of uncomfortable with how Bruce was given the shaft mentally in this movie. He didn't have any moments where he was doing something he liked, aside from the Mjolnir scene, and it lasted a whopping four seconds and ended up feeling awkward as hell because no one (not even his buddy Tony) laughed at his attempt of self humor.

So I just didn't really receive it well when after the first time blew up in their faces, Tony wouldn't take no for an answer with Bruce when he declined. That, and it was kind of a repeat of the Ultron scene, so it was very deja vu for me.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, and in addition to Bruce doing things he liked- there was that science montage. I'm okay with that one too.

But that's like... two moments out of a shit ton that involved forced romance.