Re: Somebody explain how someone would suddenly fall in love with the enemy, after being
Stockholm Syndrome is probably the excuse most use – intentionally or unintentionally – but every single time I have seen someone do it, they've failed to actually research what the syndrome entails and how it works. My only experience may be one class time's worth of a Psychology course and a bunch of online reading, but even I know what these people are writing is sooooooo not working. Orihime has been there for HOW long? She's hardly had time to come to even like him, let alone love him, and I don't care what people say about "love at first sight".
No one looks at their kidnapper, who kills their bodyguards and literally threatens death to others upon first close encounter, and goes "I'm in love with you." But I could ---- sllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiightly with a huuuuuuuuuuuuuge amount of good writing --- imagine someone pulling UlquiHime off as a Stockholm Syndrome deal.
Re: Yay Bleach secrets?!
Stockholm Syndrome is probably the excuse most use – intentionally or unintentionally – but every single time I have seen someone do it, they've failed to actually research what the syndrome entails and how it works. My only experience may be one class time's worth of a Psychology course and a bunch of online reading, but even I know what these people are writing is sooooooo not working. Orihime has been there for HOW long? She's hardly had time to come to even like him, let alone love him, and I don't care what people say about "love at first sight".
No one looks at their kidnapper, who kills their bodyguards and literally threatens death to others upon first close encounter, and goes "I'm in love with you." But I could ---- sllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiightly with a huuuuuuuuuuuuuge amount of good writing --- imagine someone pulling UlquiHime off as a Stockholm Syndrome deal.
*nerd, but you probably figured that already*