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selfishness is actually THE key buck trait like if you don't think he's selfish then you don't understand him. tbh. because him putting his selfishness aside is always an enormous act of love and sacrifice for him specifically because of how much it does not come naturally to him. because he's selfish. like when eddie was leaving and he was crashing out but managed to pull it together to put eddie's needs and concerns above his own because he loves him and loves chris. he is selfish AND being selfless is how he expresses his honestly truest forms of love. it's both.

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the way that whole scene was filmed and cut like something straight out of a drama film focused on a couple trying to overcome marital issues. okay.

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I will not be entertaining any nonsense about Eddie. What we were shown was two grieving men dealing with it in their own ways. They are best friends. Neither was wrong in this situation. Very similar to their fight in 809. Check your racial biases if you saw anything else in that scene. That is all.

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Anyway the entire theme of the episode was people dealing with grief in different ways. Eddie lashed out, Buck trying to fix everything, Athena being cold to Chim, Chimney overcompensating with stuff for the baby etc. No one was acting in a rational way and that was literally the point. Buck never asked how Eddie was doing in a serious way because he was too focused on his 'task' and his own grief and Eddie lashed out at Buck because he felt alone. All of this is in the textttttttt and the characters all love and support each other even when they say hurtful things because they are a family. It's extremely telling the way that only Eddie and sometimes Chim are treated as irredeemable monsters and abusive from the way they react to grief and horrific situations when Bobby has also been physically aggressive (with Buck!) and Buck put Eddie in the hospital over him having a friend that wasn't him and then flirted about hurting Eddie with that new friend instead of apologizing. Buck yelled at Eddie when Eddie was having to make one of the hardest decisions of his life, again because he felt abandoned. None of them are perfect people that react perfectly all the time. Maybe reflect on why it's only a problem when the person doing it isn't white

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911 nashville cast announcements

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must a marriage be legally officiated to be legitimate is it not enough for two men to stand in their shared kitchen and love each other and fight with each other and grieve and hurt and misunderstand and then make up for it with love and food and family together?

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"we need more complex characters" you guys literally can't even handle a character expressing anger in the throes of grief without calling them abusive and narcissistic (that one's ableist btw. just to top it all off)

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Every fucking time Eddie Diaz says “you’re making this about you,” what he means is “I needed help and I wanted you and you weren’t there,” and that makes me FUCKING INSANE

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insane shot. hang it in the louvre.

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Some of you have never experienced the mess of emotions that come from grieving someone so crucial to your lives and it shows.

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the fact that they only fight when they have to be separated 😭😭😭

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Some of you have never experienced the mess of emotions that come from grieving someone so crucial to your lives and it shows.

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🎥 • ryanaguzman: posted to stories (5.8.25)

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Chris and Buck look so much alike epreg is so real

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Christopher's a lucky kid.

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Most gorgeous , handsome , perfect man on this whole planet

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