[ SECRET POST #2307 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2307 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

While I really don't care about the inner workings of whether or not an animated meerkat and wart hog might be secretly in love or not, I really don't get why so many people take an initial character motivation and act like it's set in stone.

Sure the original motivation wasn't this selfless, pure, beautiful thing - but their relationships came to mean more than "I'm lonely and I need a bodyguard". It seemed pretty obvious that by the end of the Hakuna Matata montage, they were more or less their own little inseparable family.

I mean idk, but I was a social reject when I was younger, and I did form friendships with other people out of convenience. But that doesn't mean the years I spent with them were just based on that one selfish thing that propelled me toward them forever, and nothing more.