Penn Badgely has just reminded "you" fans that his character is really terrible
Yes he is handsome. But he is also a murderer!
If you are not already looking at "you" on Netflix, you are away. The show is super addictive, which is appropriate, since it deals with addictive nature of toxic relations. (Note to readers: minor spoilers on "you" follow.)
In the show, the holder (played byPenn Badgley) is a reserve clerk with a troubled past, which immediately falls in love with Beck (played byElizabeth lail), a student and a writer in MFA grass who has trouble finding his voice. Joe is a "romantic", then he constantly reminds us that you should be ready to do anything for the people you like, even if it includes flying their phone and their intimate affairs, harassing day and night And assassinating anyone who is in the way of being their best me.
Unfortunately, Joe's understanding of love is possessive and pathologically controlling. It is a complicated and friendly character. Beck flourishes when she is with him. It also takes care of his neighbor of his children, Paco, whose mother is addicted to drugs and whose only figure mother has serious anger management problems. You feel for Joe when you learn about his backstory. It is very easy to see it as a "good guy".
But it is, at the end of the day, a major psycho. And one of the things that makes the show so awesome is that the central character forces you to confront the fact that a lot of "Gentiles guys" or "male feminists" are actually wolves of sheep clothes.
Seeing all the thirst of Joe on Twitter, Badgley himself felt the need to remind people that this character is not a healthy choice for a romantic partner.
Yes, Badgley Cheekbones, curly hair and romantic openings are evidence, but it's not a good time to develop Stockholm's syndrome.
You deserve better!
So get with the program and recognize that the whole point of the show is to remind us thatobsession is not the same aslove.
That being said, we can not wait for season 2.
In addition, the show includes a barbecueJohn Stamos, then ... enough says.
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