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I’m sorry but Some people, I won’t mention any names, have been having a mindset that anything mostly bad that happened in an episode or that the episode itself is bad, is either non-canon, or that it was all a bad dream, and I don’t think it’s a healthy mindset to be in, I mean do we hate it, yeah, but we should enjoy the good while still acknowledging the bad, it’s okay to admit when something didn’t do great, but is it worth making up stories or making rants about it? Kind of but more like a 90/10 or 80/20, I mean you don’t have to like it, but we have to acknowledge the bad stuff that happened most of the time in our lives, it’s what pretty much makes us grow as individuals, kind of like with Lincoln Loud and his friends at Middle School, or maybe with Steven during his time between the original series and future, and imo, being in this mindset feels like a way of circumventing any kind of self improvement or emotional growth, we all make mistakes and say or do such stupid things, but these kind of moments in episodes can be forgiven, nobody or nothing can be perfect, you just have to be willing to learn, grow, and change for the better, unless it’s something like NSL or BITF from TLH, then go ahead on that, but everything else, leave it alone and do something else to vent your feelings

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I’m sorry but Some people, I won’t mention any names, have been having a mindset that anything mostly bad that happened in an episode or that the episode itself is bad, is either non-canon, or that it was all a bad dream, and I don’t think it’s a healthy mindset to be in, I mean do we hate it, yeah, but we should enjoy the good while still acknowledging the bad, it’s okay to admit when something didn’t do great, but is it worth making up stories or making rants about it? Kind of but more like a 90/10 or 80/20, I mean you don’t have to like it, but we have to acknowledge the bad stuff that happened most of the time in our lives, it’s what pretty much makes us grow as individuals, kind of like with Lincoln Loud and his friends at Middle School, or maybe with Steven during his time between the original series and future, and imo, being in this mindset feels like a way of circumventing any kind of self improvement or emotional growth, we all make mistakes and say or do such stupid things, but these kind of moments in episodes can be forgiven, nobody or nothing can be perfect, you just have to be willing to learn, grow, and change for the better, unless it’s something like NSL or BITF from TLH, then go ahead on that, but everything else, leave it alone and do something else to vent your feelings