[ SECRET POST #3258 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3258 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Joy and Sadness are personifications of emotion, not actually people, so they can't really bully each other.

It's like telling yourself you don't want to be sad.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, this. A bully, really? Come on. Joy is an [i]emotion[/i] and Sadness is [i]literally not a person[/i]. Joy is trying to minimize sadness because Riley is trying so hard to be happy. Is anyone who tries to swallow down sadness and grin through it a "bully"? I get they are still characters, but in the context of the show, Joy can't be seen as a bully, imo. It makes sense that Riley doesn't want to be sad, but happy.

[(Anonymous)]

You don't get reacting to fictional characters and that they can evoke feelings in the context of the story, do you.

[(Anonymous)]

you can totally tell yourself you shouldn't or don't deserve to be sad in a really unhealthy way, though

'bullying yourself' might not be the neatest description of it but the effects in terms of self-esteem and self-loathing are pretty similar tbh