Fyi: excuse — attempt to lessen the blame attaching to (a fault or offense); seek to defend or justify.
I feel like this needs clarification. He does have an excuse. He was abused and has known only violence. Not even his mother's love, so he doesn't know how to "soft love" someone. Abused all his life. Known violence and gets paid for violence. I think that's pretty excusab-- BEFORE YOU THINK EXCUSABLE = RIGHT OR NO CONSEQUENCES:
WHERE IN THE DEFINITION DOES IT SAY THAT.
His consequences was losing Dan and plenty of other good people in his life. It does not make his actions GOOD or fit to be repeated or ACCEPTED. What he needs is therapy and recovery, not apathy or else he repeats this shit again.
As i said, I don't care rn
I appreciate the explanation but I'm not gonna read it, as I've already said.
He's a fictional character. I am fully aware that real life situations like this are another matter entirely, very delicate and complicated.
you cared enough to reply and waste your precious time here saying "I'm not gonna read it/I don't care"
I'm not forcing you to read nor reply either. You could have just left this as a notification instead of being rude and telling someone "nah I ain't gonna read what you wrote" directly. lmao.
I was fine with not getting a reply, it's why it started with "fyi". But now, to me, it's a problem that you felt you had to say allat. The reply wasn't just for you, but also PUBLIC onlookers who were reading comments. Can you just not reply next time if you're just gonna say, "lol don't care won't read" like most other considerate people do?
Nah I'm not moved for that asshole
The kid that went through all that yeah I feel super sad, but it's not an excuse for all the sa and pain he put Dan (and many many others too) through
So i do not feel any sympathy for that asshole as an adult, but he didn't deserve to be treated that way as a child either (he is a fictional character, before anyone starts on morals and shit, reality is a different, much more complicated matter)