thats another thing about this storyline, its written so badly coupled with the fact that ostark has somehow become even more awkward with his child costar when he used to be decent with them
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i wonder who in the writers room is in charge of this arc is seething rn coz the kid they created for buck/oliver somehow has more father and son chemistry with eddie/ryan and its not even close
the guy who climbed a house to save a kid, cut his line 40ft underground to save a little boy, rescued a kid from his abusive mom, brought crutches to an injured teen, sat by the bedside of a sick boy was never gonna be able to watch a traumatized 4yrold get stuck in a group home
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for people that love to say that this is the buck show, y'all are doing too much when you know damn well this is going to end good for him
but thank you for showing us how little you think of eddie
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What some Buck girlies are actually mad about its the death of their perfect parent (almost maternal) Buck.
They spent the whole break making headcanons, writing fics, etc about how Buck was going to "fix" the kid, cook him healthy meals, showering in love (to them C&K didnt do)
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when the “chris writes a letter to buck” thing leaked everyone was thinking it was gonna be chris saying how buck is already a good father encouraging him etc etc meanwhile it’s chris sending anthrax calling him a deadbeat
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i think the reason there’s so much discourse is bc too many of you view theo as belonging to buck and not as a foster child who witnessed both of his parents die in front of him. biology does not make a parent, which has been the source of frustration from the start
as a walang ambag, i need a filo buddie to use this song for an edit
music.apple.com/ph/album/ako…
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the hottest thing about Eddie has always been his willingness to put his children above all else in the end
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Some of you dont want to acknowledge Buck's shortcomings because you identify with him so much that doing so would be acknowledging your own shortcomings




















