I got this recommended after seeing the library clip. Interesting how PB's displays of affection damaged Diane's ability to receive gifts. She immediately thinks there's an underhanded objective about making her feel shitty...she can't take the gift because the gift feels like a trap. :c
@@yassinghareeb5761 think it's the idea because he has so much disposable money and his attitude is overly happy and positive sometimes too much that he doesn't understand some people like the idea of things not necessarily the thing. Diane liked the idea of the library, peace and tranquility and she probably explained more but I forgot, she didn't actually want a library it was a personal thought to her. Think it's also about liking and wanting an unachievable kind of thing, like your own mental happiness and space and that doesn't have to be translated into reality
Watching this really makes me understand why Diane had to end her friendship with Bojack. They are so similar in so many ways and in many ways bring out the worst in each other
Why Diane and Guy works is because both know they have to make compromises. Diane IS being guarded and antagonistic here because of how she can't handle feeling good about herself or thinking she deserves things, but Guy doesn't grasp just yet that it's not as easy as "Just think positive". Diane learns how to be more positive and more accepting and vulnerable while Guy learns how to be more supportive and understanding. They meet each other halfway. Diane and PB DID try to do this, but their growth was stunted by the fact they had two very different goals/ideas for their relationship at the time (PB living FOR the relationship and Diane simply living WITH the relationship)
Yes indeed. He really didn't act like he said he would be. BUT. I think in his mind, he honestly truly FELT he was giving it his all, and the relationship was his purpose. He just needed to better empathize whenever he listened to people. You can be a great listener, and still never get why another person feels the way they are, you can never get totally on their level, not for want of trying- but you maybe just come from such different backgrounds, or have such wildly different priorities. Doesn't make you bad as a person, just bad as a couple.
@@avosmash2121 A very good point! And yeah, relationships that work is really about seeing if you two CAN meet halfway and if you WANT to meet halfway. You're not bad if you can't, but you can't hold the other person to that.
@@xdlr22 I get that. I meant more of PB doesn't know who he is outside the context of other people, so in a sense, his relationship with diane was just that. He saw him and her in the context of the relationship vs them as individuals. It's why he yearns company a lot of the time. v.v In the political arc, you're correct though, that attention went toward OTHER people instead of Diane.
The part where she says am "I your girlfriend, am I the um woman you work with? What is this?" Really hit. People keep saying that Guy's good for Diane which he is but she at least showed him he needed to mature in that department.
@@lordbogdanoff5002 ah yes, she's so high maintenance that she doesn't want to be considered a casual fling, how horrible for a woman to have self respect
This feels so painfully realistic. Always being on the defensive and being difficult. Letting your guard down is so hard especially when your trust has been broken.
It’s also a self fulfilling prophecy though. You can’t have good things if you shut yourself off from them, and it’s not always fair to ask others to constantly reassure you
i always thought bojack and diane would end up together eventually. but when guy joins to her story i realized he is the one for her. i always wanted a happy ending for her, she deserved it. man... it's kinda ironic that a animated serie can be this complicated and deep just as real life.
@@kaelanbradford3664bojack was made a star by that book, not exactly screwed over. Was it a shitty thing to do to a friend, yeah, kinda. But not something that means she doesnt deserve happiness
@@Ryan-jt2sp ahh damn i thought i was going somewhere w that. lol i had thought bisons were a type of a bull but i was wrong damn. would've been a clever joke though nonetheless.
Tbh Diane does punish herself because of what has happened to her but Guy also needs to mature and have the will to say yes she is my girlfriend. I'm really glad they fixed everything with time aNd realization
You realize later that he has a son and that’s why. He recently divorced and Diane is new territory. He does call her his gf later and they even get engaged
Tbf, anybody would hesitate in that situation. He's probably still wondering if she would be good for him and his family, and a parent has to be careful and take it slow when deciding to make a new relationship official.
Guy never put her on a pedestal, but he also obviously cared about her. Diane realizing that she was avoiding being happy and confronting that aspect of her identity is immensely relatable.
@@leonardorestrepo5196 so important to point out the pedestal thing, because yeah. bj and pb both loved her because she was a smart and good person, always fighting for something, and it must've fed back into her pressure to be perfect all the time and never do anything for herself
Theyre one of my favourite couples. Guy is really good for Diane and very patient with her without being condescending or pitying her, and they get along very well. I hope to be in a relationship as happy as theirs one day :)
@@alexbrunoyo i think alot of it was the hypocrisy, she was supposed to be the moral voice and is treated as such, but she sometimes does things that are just as scummy as bojack (BEFORE I GET RAILED YEA BOJACK IS DEFINITELY WORSE HE IS THE BAD GUY OF THE SHOW) but because we see bojack as already scummy they hypocrisy doesn't hit as hard It's like when you expect a bad person to do a bad thing you're not as surprised when he does it, But when a good person does a bad thing it hits that much harder cuz it comes out of nowhere
@@raptirboy180 That's the point, Diane said it in the first season. People are not good or bad they are a mix of those traits, Diane get hate because everyone thinks she can't mess things up cause she should be the voice of reason when in reality she is Human like everyone and can make mistakes. Idk if you understood what i meant but that's pretty much it
I think the way Guy said this stuff was horrible. You don’t say stuff like “why I should suffer because you have an ideological objection to feeling good” and “guess who has to give you his coat” Delivery matters and words change meaning
Getting caught up in the heat of an argument makes you say things that are sometimes way more mean than you mean to put off. It happens. We're all human... or bison
I agree i think what he said was actually very good. Its good for diane to be called out for how she chooses to push happiness away and how that has an effect on the people who care for her. as hard as it is to hear its a good way to wake someone up from the comfortable bubble they put themselves in and consider that there are other options.
@@happyhatice8253 Sure, popping that bubble can be very healthy for situations, but when you do it with stuff like “why should I suffer “ , it just comes across as selfish to me. No ones forcing Guy to give Diane the coat. He chose to do that. If he has a problem with it then a healthier way would’ve been to state that in a different manner. It worked out in the show but if someone said that in real life, it could easily have led to the break up of the relationship, under the justification of “if I’m such an inconvenience then let’s break up”
@roku144 There was even an awesome segue he could have used, rather than trying to make Diane feel shitty about L.A., what he SHOULD have said was, "Well, maybe you could hang out in Chicago a little longer, or fly back for a visit sometime. I really like you, and I want to keep seeing you."
Omg :( i feel for u. Im currently dating a Guy too . We almost broke up a few times because i couldnt comprehend happiness we had because it was so foreign to me. I was so scared of that first time feeling of being safe and secured, as well as unconditional love for the first time. I hope things work out with my man and me cause i know ill regret losing him.
I almost blew it too with my Guy. Multiple times. By the grace of Allah it worked out and we're married now. He's incredible and patient, though sometimes has trouble understanding my cynicism. We try. This video and all the comments made me appreciate him more now.
i watched this show before i watched community, and it will always absolutely astound me that alison brie can play such a dark and down in the dumps character while also playing annie. Crazy.
From this clip alone I was against Diane who seemed to be overreacting, until she revealed Guy hadn't even labeled what they were to each other yet. They aren't even technically "dating", she's in a state where she could be his girlfriend or just 'that co-worker I really like'.
Diane’s got a point. Guy should’ve just said that’s she’s his girlfriend. It’s a small thing to harp on, but a clear declaration would easily diffuse some of the tension. He didn’t even give a proper answer, which only made it worse. Guy gots to stake his claim if he wants her to stay with him. Still a great “ guy”, but his indecisiveness is a problem.
"It's the thought that counts" goes the saying. How right they are. We give people what we perceive them as lacking. In this case, warmth, not just for others or the world, but for herself. She is right, the world is a cold uncomfortable place. And he is right, she should put on a coat.
I don't like Guy. He condradicts himself a lot. He says that the gift has no intentions behind it but then two seconds later he tells Diane she should move in with him. Then refuses to even call her his girlfriend. He just seems very controlling.
Unfortunately ideological objection to feeling good is a real thing. When you believe in equality and fairness and also have the courage to look outside your own bubble and see how terrible the rest of the world is (due in part to the actions of the country/society to which you belong), you may reach the conclusion that the right thing to do (in theory) would be to abandon all your blessings and go live among the impoverished in the name of equality. I was more or less on the brink of reaching said conclusion when I suddenly realized that I don’t care whether it’s the right thing to do, there is no way I’m just gonna not choose to live the best life available to me. This realization of the limits of my moral willpower was a big moment for me, and it helped me grow in two other areas associated with morality: humility and mercy
I mean my former crush reminded me of Guy in a lot of ways from his looks to his personality. So I just think of him whenever Guy is on screen. It makes me happy and sad at the same time since my crush graduated before I could get to know him better
It’s ok to like furry. I mean ladies like the man lion creature guy named Vincent in the classic 1980s beauty and the beast series which can be seen on paramount plus and Ron Perlman is him. Even ladies find Robin Hood sexy. We guys dug Minerva mink on animaniacs, Rebecca Cunningham on talespin, Lola bunny in space jam, Felicia, Callie Briggs Ann Gora and Felina feral on swat Kats, cheetah on justice league, Cleo on heathcliff, Julie Bruin on tiny toons etc
@@hipersonicc9736 Agree, it's also ok for anyone to find those furry chicks even Minerva Mink to Rebecca Cunningham on Talespin hot. And how do you feel about the relationship between the title kids's parents being a human lady and a wolf man in the Japanese animated fantasy drama Wolf Children? ever seen that movie?
I love diane so much, it makes me so warm inside that she ended up taking a chance on finding true happiness and stability. It makes me feel like I can find that too.
I love Diane and Guy together and I don't know why but I actually like this fight because it's such an interesting contrast to something like her Belle Room Fight with Mr.PB... Are either one of them perfect or totally comfortable with saying what they want or feel? No, but Guy can challenge her and help her let her guard down, so she doesn't have to brush everything under the rug. And yes Guy got scared and could've handled the whole "Window thing" better but he's been burned in the past too and is just as scared of possibilities as she is as this is just before they do get serious
Idk she learned gifts come with strings. If a gift comes with strings then why would you want a gift. Then there are people who only like gifts if everyone involved is getting a gift or if it is a special occasions. It is all about love languages, and maybe gifts aren't hers.
@@lunanight2151 I've since changed my view on Diana a lot and although at the time she seemed rude I don't see her that way anymore. Shes just broken in ways less relatable than the rest of the cast for me.
guy: i got you a coat because every time we're out i have to give you my coat and it's freaking cold in chicago diane: WELL SORRY FOR EXISTING IT'S NOT MY FAULT THAT WORLD IS GOING DOWN THE TOILET literally everyone: what?
What I liked about this relationship was it wasn’t just compromise, avoiding difficult conversations and toxic positivity like Mr PB. They weren’t perfect and they had issues. Diane was still anxious and open about her trauma, the way her family treated her. She doesn’t like accepting gifts and she feels worthless. She actually accepts her depression and tries to get better, be happier. Guy sees her at her worst and while he’s not always perfect he genuinely helps her. He encourages her to get better and achieve. The scene where she meets him at the airport, speaks volume. Guy clearly has some issues from his divorce, wanting to support his son etc but cares. He’s imperfect but he’s far more emotionally mature and responsible than Mr Pb. They were the better couple and worked so much better ♥️
These comments are not passing the vibe check. Why is it that Diane making a decision to move to LA is bad? It doesn’t matter if it’s a mistake - it’s a decision born from her own agency. Guy gaslights her by saying “not everything is some conspiracy - sometimes a coat is just a coat” when he explicitly buys a coat to, in fact, backhandedly insinuate she should move to Chicago just because HE thinks that’s better for her. Painting this as “Diane is being guarded and toxic” is awful because at the end of the day, she gets to make her own decisions for herself, not some dude that can’t even be honest with himself on what he wants out of a relationship. Guy was not good for Diane
No, she started taking antidepressants and gained weight from the assumed side effects - likely an increased appetite, slowed metabolic rate or both. It's painted in a rather neutral light as well, which I think was good representation for audience members who might take antidepressants & experience those side effects in real life, but still ultimately benefit & live higher quality lives thanks to those prescriptions.
This man made her climb out of a window to avoid his son seeing her, wouldn’t even call her his gf and yet expected her to make a huge move for him. They BOTH had things to work through here and flaws but they did.
I got this recommended after seeing the library clip. Interesting how PB's displays of affection damaged Diane's ability to receive gifts. She immediately thinks there's an underhanded objective about making her feel shitty...she can't take the gift because the gift feels like a trap. :c
I can't believe you caught that!!! Seriously it's amazing how everyone has a different and interesting take on these characters psyches
woah that actually makes sense!! thank you for sharing that
Diane was right though, guy did have a motive behind that gift.
that’s really good. but what motives did PB have behind giving her the library she always wanted?
@@yassinghareeb5761 think it's the idea because he has so much disposable money and his attitude is overly happy and positive sometimes too much that he doesn't understand some people like the idea of things not necessarily the thing. Diane liked the idea of the library, peace and tranquility and she probably explained more but I forgot, she didn't actually want a library it was a personal thought to her. Think it's also about liking and wanting an unachievable kind of thing, like your own mental happiness and space and that doesn't have to be translated into reality
At the beginning she said, “I’m weirdly excited”. Bro she was happy, she was unhappy for so long that she forgot that feeling
And thats a weird feeling too, when I was happy for the first time in to many years y said I was having a "Euphoria atack" like wth xd
Guy is a good guy for her.
Well Sonny he did say that he had a thing for broken women maybe he likes punishing himself..
Diane is a good diane for him
Much better than Peanutbutter
i think he can handle her better than peanutbutter as he has more patience and maturity to deal with her
This guy named guy is one really good guy
Watching this really makes me understand why Diane had to end her friendship with Bojack. They are so similar in so many ways and in many ways bring out the worst in each other
@Gary Henzler bojack did. . . eventually. to an extent
also i like feet
@@captainlacklustr i would KILL to lick bojack's feet
Woman marries bison and we could not be happier for her
Where's the beef?
@Yash Gaur
Thank you, nice joke eh?
Based on that "80s" commercial i remember
Why Diane and Guy works is because both know they have to make compromises. Diane IS being guarded and antagonistic here because of how she can't handle feeling good about herself or thinking she deserves things, but Guy doesn't grasp just yet that it's not as easy as "Just think positive". Diane learns how to be more positive and more accepting and vulnerable while Guy learns how to be more supportive and understanding. They meet each other halfway. Diane and PB DID try to do this, but their growth was stunted by the fact they had two very different goals/ideas for their relationship at the time (PB living FOR the relationship and Diane simply living WITH the relationship)
beautiful take 💜
I wouldn’t say PB was living for the relationship. Especially in the political arc. He barely spent time with her
Yes indeed. He really didn't act like he said he would be. BUT. I think in his mind, he honestly truly FELT he was giving it his all, and the relationship was his purpose. He just needed to better empathize whenever he listened to people. You can be a great listener, and still never get why another person feels the way they are, you can never get totally on their level, not for want of trying- but you maybe just come from such different backgrounds, or have such wildly different priorities. Doesn't make you bad as a person, just bad as a couple.
@@avosmash2121 A very good point! And yeah, relationships that work is really about seeing if you two CAN meet halfway and if you WANT to meet halfway. You're not bad if you can't, but you can't hold the other person to that.
@@xdlr22 I get that. I meant more of PB doesn't know who he is outside the context of other people, so in a sense, his relationship with diane was just that. He saw him and her in the context of the relationship vs them as individuals. It's why he yearns company a lot of the time. v.v In the political arc, you're correct though, that attention went toward OTHER people instead of Diane.
Finally, a clip of Guy. I love him so much
Thanks, so glad to see someone that loves guys
He's also so cute! A freelance cameraman with big head and tiny ears
Lonely Pluto, Strongly agreed. Guy is totally a good guy.
Lovable guy
I know right, I search Guy on UA-cam all the time and finally see something on him
The part where she says am "I your girlfriend, am I the um woman you work with? What is this?" Really hit. People keep saying that Guy's good for Diane which he is but she at least showed him he needed to mature in that department.
OK drama quenn6
Damn she ain't so different from princess's they r both hard to maintain 🤣
Man i think all of them are babies but what they try to represent is semi intelligent
@@lordbogdanoff5002 wanting clarification on where your relationship stands isnt high matinance
@@lordbogdanoff5002 ah yes, she's so high maintenance that she doesn't want to be considered a casual fling, how horrible for a woman to have self respect
This feels so painfully realistic. Always being on the defensive and being difficult. Letting your guard down is so hard especially when your trust has been broken.
It’s also a self fulfilling prophecy though. You can’t have good things if you shut yourself off from them, and it’s not always fair to ask others to constantly reassure you
i always thought bojack and diane would end up together eventually. but when guy joins to her story i realized he is the one for her. i always wanted a happy ending for her, she deserved it. man... it's kinda ironic that a animated serie can be this complicated and deep just as real life.
Animation and puppetry are works of art
@@Johnlindsey289 so? art still could be unrealistic and shallow but this isn't. i don't think you get my point.
@@petekaluclu
I know, it's a medium where you can tell stories and emotion in them like you would with live action
Bojack and Diane, a match made in hell.
@@kaelanbradford3664bojack was made a star by that book, not exactly screwed over. Was it a shitty thing to do to a friend, yeah, kinda. But not something that means she doesnt deserve happiness
Guy is played by Lakeith Stanfield! No wonder I had such a huge crush on Guy
Same!! I figured it out a few weeks ago and everything clicked together lmao
now you're furry!
it's funny how Guy is a bull that lives in Chicago lol. literally a joke referencing to the NBA team the Chicago Bulls. this show is brilliant
Bison
Hes not a bull.
@@Ryan-jt2sp ahh damn i thought i was going somewhere w that. lol i had thought bisons were a type of a bull but i was wrong damn. would've been a clever joke though nonetheless.
Ryan Turnauer A male Bison is called a bull.
I thought he wws i Bison or Buffalo.
I honestly believe that she felt happy and safe which scares her so instead of talking about it, she rather self sabotage a good thing
Tbh Diane does punish herself because of what has happened to her but Guy also needs to mature and have the will to say yes she is my girlfriend. I'm really glad they fixed everything with time aNd realization
You realize later that he has a son and that’s why. He recently divorced and Diane is new territory. He does call her his gf later and they even get engaged
Tbf, anybody would hesitate in that situation. He's probably still wondering if she would be good for him and his family, and a parent has to be careful and take it slow when deciding to make a new relationship official.
Guys so good for her
The world would be much better if we all had a Guy
Guy never put her on a pedestal, but he also obviously cared about her. Diane realizing that she was avoiding being happy and confronting that aspect of her identity is immensely relatable.
@@leonardorestrepo5196 so important to point out the pedestal thing, because yeah. bj and pb both loved her because she was a smart and good person, always fighting for something, and it must've fed back into her pressure to be perfect all the time and never do anything for herself
This is the one thing Mr.PB couldn't understand about diane, and seems like Guy did in just one time
No big gestures.
Theyre one of my favourite couples. Guy is really good for Diane and very patient with her without being condescending or pitying her, and they get along very well. I hope to be in a relationship as happy as theirs one day :)
I disliked Diane for a majority of the show, but I really related to her in the final season
Character development
I don't understand why all the hate she gets. I love her! She's so humane!
@@alexbrunoyo yes, but sometimes she can be unbearable for her many arguable antics
@@alexbrunoyo i think alot of it was the hypocrisy, she was supposed to be the moral voice and is treated as such, but she sometimes does things that are just as scummy as bojack (BEFORE I GET RAILED YEA BOJACK IS DEFINITELY WORSE HE IS THE BAD GUY OF THE SHOW) but because we see bojack as already scummy they hypocrisy doesn't hit as hard It's like when you expect a bad person to do a bad thing you're not as surprised when he does it, But when a good person does a bad thing it hits that much harder cuz it comes out of nowhere
@@raptirboy180 That's the point, Diane said it in the first season. People are not good or bad they are a mix of those traits, Diane get hate because everyone thinks she can't mess things up cause she should be the voice of reason when in reality she is Human like everyone and can make mistakes. Idk if you understood what i meant but that's pretty much it
I think the way Guy said this stuff was horrible. You don’t say stuff like “why I should suffer because you have an ideological objection to feeling good” and “guess who has to give you his coat”
Delivery matters and words change meaning
Getting caught up in the heat of an argument makes you say things that are sometimes way more mean than you mean to put off. It happens. We're all human... or bison
@@T-zam96 agreed on everything, doesn’t mean he wasn’t being a jerk
I agree i think what he said was actually very good. Its good for diane to be called out for how she chooses to push happiness away and how that has an effect on the people who care for her. as hard as it is to hear its a good way to wake someone up from the comfortable bubble they put themselves in and consider that there are other options.
@@happyhatice8253 Sure, popping that bubble can be very healthy for situations, but when you do it with stuff like “why should I suffer “ , it just comes across as selfish to me.
No ones forcing Guy to give Diane the coat. He chose to do that. If he has a problem with it then a healthier way would’ve been to state that in a different manner.
It worked out in the show but if someone said that in real life, it could easily have led to the break up of the relationship, under the justification of “if I’m such an inconvenience then let’s break up”
@roku144 There was even an awesome segue he could have used, rather than trying to make Diane feel shitty about L.A., what he SHOULD have said was, "Well, maybe you could hang out in Chicago a little longer, or fly back for a visit sometime. I really like you, and I want to keep seeing you."
I'm quite surprised Lakeith Stanfield did this what a voice he has
Is it racist that I thought it was Donald Glover putting on a deep voice at first? Then again that would've made for the perfect Community reunion.
no it ain’t racist
@@MrAspiringactor no I kinda hear it too
@@analigiabatres9114 Glad I’m not the only one. Then again I saw this almost right after I saw The Lion King remake, which probably didn’t help.
@@MrAspiringactor 😂😂true
I had my Guy before. But unlike diane, my anxiety its stronger than me so i drove him away and ended things with him. One of my worst decision
Omg :( i feel for u. Im currently dating a Guy too . We almost broke up a few times because i couldnt comprehend happiness we had because it was so foreign to me. I was so scared of that first time feeling of being safe and secured, as well as unconditional love for the first time. I hope things work out with my man and me cause i know ill regret losing him.
Same here. Don't do It, guys.
I almost blew it too with my Guy. Multiple times. By the grace of Allah it worked out and we're married now. He's incredible and patient, though sometimes has trouble understanding my cynicism. We try. This video and all the comments made me appreciate him more now.
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I really hope I don’t blow things with my Guy
I really hope you find another one
Guy is the PERFECT dude. He's so sweet. He's so caring
But he's kinda a pushover. He allowed his wife to get full custody of his son and then move to Texas without even consulting him.
"Maybe some things ARE that simple"
-The lyrics to Simple and Clean
this scene really highlights how similar bojack and her were
i watched this show before i watched community, and it will always absolutely astound me that alison brie can play such a dark and down in the dumps character while also playing annie. Crazy.
Actress can pkay a variety of characters. Local man baffled.
@@oz_jones she's usually typecast as the Annie type character that's why they're surprised
self sabotage and depression are So Related and guy might not super get that yet, but he’s a really patient and great dude regardless.
Coat argument, Chicago style
The coat is the same as the one she got on 😂
🤣🤣
Its longer
From this clip alone I was against Diane who seemed to be overreacting, until she revealed Guy hadn't even labeled what they were to each other yet. They aren't even technically "dating", she's in a state where she could be his girlfriend or just 'that co-worker I really like'.
okay but ya'll remember that guy asked Diane to come meet his friends and then didn't tell them they were dating? W=
Diane’s got a point. Guy should’ve just said that’s she’s his girlfriend. It’s a small thing to harp on, but a clear declaration would easily diffuse some of the tension. He didn’t even give a proper answer, which only made it worse. Guy gots to stake his claim if he wants her to stay with him. Still a great “ guy”, but his indecisiveness is a problem.
I know this is a clip of them literally fighting, and Guy had serious trouble actually making something of them two
But god he’s who she needed
I am siding with guy, not everything a is dramatic theme or has a depressing menaing,
"It's the thought that counts" goes the saying. How right they are.
We give people what we perceive them as lacking. In this case, warmth, not just for others or the world, but for herself. She is right, the world is a cold uncomfortable place. And he is right, she should put on a coat.
I don't like Guy. He condradicts himself a lot. He says that the gift has no intentions behind it but then two seconds later he tells Diane she should move in with him. Then refuses to even call her his girlfriend. He just seems very controlling.
Guy is the right dude for her
Unfortunately ideological objection to feeling good is a real thing. When you believe in equality and fairness and also have the courage to look outside your own bubble and see how terrible the rest of the world is (due in part to the actions of the country/society to which you belong), you may reach the conclusion that the right thing to do (in theory) would be to abandon all your blessings and go live among the impoverished in the name of equality. I was more or less on the brink of reaching said conclusion when I suddenly realized that I don’t care whether it’s the right thing to do, there is no way I’m just gonna not choose to live the best life available to me. This realization of the limits of my moral willpower was a big moment for me, and it helped me grow in two other areas associated with morality: humility and mercy
kinda funny how this seems like a blow off but they end up getting married anyways.
Dude got her the same style coat she wears every day.
I wish guy was a human character so i could crush on him without being creepy
I mean my former crush reminded me of Guy in a lot of ways from his looks to his personality. So I just think of him whenever Guy is on screen. It makes me happy and sad at the same time since my crush graduated before I could get to know him better
you are not immune to furry
It’s ok to like furry.
I mean ladies like the man lion creature guy named Vincent in the classic 1980s beauty and the beast series which can be seen on paramount plus and Ron Perlman is him. Even ladies find Robin Hood sexy.
We guys dug Minerva mink on animaniacs, Rebecca Cunningham on talespin, Lola bunny in space jam, Felicia, Callie Briggs Ann Gora and Felina feral on swat Kats, cheetah on justice league, Cleo on heathcliff, Julie Bruin on tiny toons etc
It's ok to like furries. Who cares!
@@hipersonicc9736
Agree, it's also ok for anyone to find those furry chicks even Minerva Mink to Rebecca Cunningham on Talespin hot.
And how do you feel about the relationship between the title kids's parents being a human lady and a wolf man in the Japanese animated fantasy drama Wolf Children? ever seen that movie?
I love diane so much, it makes me so warm inside that she ended up taking a chance on finding true happiness and stability. It makes me feel like I can find that too.
Guy has an oddly warm voice
Gifts cost money. Pain is free. I don’t judge people by their purchasing power Ang. Really. I don’t care.
I love Diane and Guy together and I don't know why but I actually like this fight because it's such an interesting contrast to something like her Belle Room Fight with Mr.PB... Are either one of them perfect or totally comfortable with saying what they want or feel? No, but Guy can challenge her and help her let her guard down, so she doesn't have to brush everything under the rug.
And yes Guy got scared and could've handled the whole "Window thing" better but he's been burned in the past too and is just as scared of possibilities as she is as this is just before they do get serious
If I’ve learnt anything from bojack it’s that you never buy Diana anything
Stg 😂
Idk she learned gifts come with strings. If a gift comes with strings then why would you want a gift. Then there are people who only like gifts if everyone involved is getting a gift or if it is a special occasions. It is all about love languages, and maybe gifts aren't hers.
@@lunanight2151 I've since changed my view on Diana a lot and although at the time she seemed rude I don't see her that way anymore. Shes just broken in ways less relatable than the rest of the cast for me.
That sigh from Guy was so damn real I felt like I just saw a real life argument.
I do appreciate that at the end of the show Diane does end up staying with Guy and they get married :] they have good chemistry
guy: i got you a coat because every time we're out i have to give you my coat and it's freaking cold in chicago
diane: WELL SORRY FOR EXISTING IT'S NOT MY FAULT THAT WORLD IS GOING DOWN THE TOILET
literally everyone: what?
I love how Guy is the only character in the show who's voice is natural sounding.
What I liked about this relationship was it wasn’t just compromise, avoiding difficult conversations and toxic positivity like Mr PB. They weren’t perfect and they had issues. Diane was still anxious and open about her trauma, the way her family treated her. She doesn’t like accepting gifts and she feels worthless. She actually accepts her depression and tries to get better, be happier.
Guy sees her at her worst and while he’s not always perfect he genuinely helps her. He encourages her to get better and achieve. The scene where she meets him at the airport, speaks volume. Guy clearly has some issues from his divorce, wanting to support his son etc but cares. He’s imperfect but he’s far more emotionally mature and responsible than Mr Pb. They were the better couple and worked so much better ♥️
why am i just now realizing this is lakeith stanfield but i feel like i’ve known this entire time???
Jesus, Diane argues for anything
@Autumn Potato Or they’re bottling up their feelings or concerns for the sake of keeping the peace, which never ends well in the long run.
@Autumn Potato well arguments "all the time" isn't actually ok lol
She is definitely the most argumentative character in the show
If she's looking for drama after getting a gift, it's time to kick that psycho to the curb. It only gets worse.
i just now realized guy is voiced by lakeith stanfield
she's so me
These comments are not passing the vibe check. Why is it that Diane making a decision to move to LA is bad? It doesn’t matter if it’s a mistake - it’s a decision born from her own agency. Guy gaslights her by saying “not everything is some conspiracy - sometimes a coat is just a coat” when he explicitly buys a coat to, in fact, backhandedly insinuate she should move to Chicago just because HE thinks that’s better for her. Painting this as “Diane is being guarded and toxic” is awful because at the end of the day, she gets to make her own decisions for herself, not some dude that can’t even be honest with himself on what he wants out of a relationship. Guy was not good for Diane
Hereee
LaKeith Stanfield should be the next Black Panther
_God_, I love Guy.
This stung
Yes
Thoughts?
is staying in Chicago what made her fat?
No, she started taking antidepressants and gained weight from the assumed side effects - likely an increased appetite, slowed metabolic rate or both. It's painted in a rather neutral light as well, which I think was good representation for audience members who might take antidepressants & experience those side effects in real life, but still ultimately benefit & live higher quality lives thanks to those prescriptions.
@@magnus3497 everyone in the U.S. is fat and on antidepressants, so it makes sense that they would show it more neutral. 😅
we are? this is the first I'm hearing of the antidepressants thing
@@squawkietalkie56 it's a pretty common side-effect to a lot of medication, not just anti-depressants.
@@bumblerbree yeah but ive never heard of the americans taking a lot of antidepressants thing in particular
I hate LA and Chicago. Then she ends up in Texas. Diane can't win for losing when it comes to states.
GUY IS WHITE
Arguable. And irrelevant, since he is a bison.
😕I never understood why good guys get treated shitty
Good guys don’t, nice guys do
This man made her climb out of a window to avoid his son seeing her, wouldn’t even call her his gf and yet expected her to make a huge move for him. They BOTH had things to work through here and flaws but they did.
Chicks are fkn impossible.
diane worst character ever
How lmao, she s literally the best written character next to bojack
@@ecaterina6035 that's mr Peanutbutter and I wi fight you on that.
@@BaconDragon-yr5vf Mr peanutbutter is also a really great character but not even close to Diane
She not the worst character, she’s just extremely argumentative, she pins people to the walls with what she has to say.
@@Tootz3374 wow a character that has flaws on a show about flawed characters? i am schocked
"how to be 16 years old when you're grown up".
what a child.