Comfort shows are trauma coping mechanisms. But he won’t acknowledge that he’s riddled with fear of the world around him and his trajectory in it, he “just likes westerns”
Actually, I can kinda see why that might be the case. Westerns are often set in tiny towns with like 50 people. That’s a comfortable number of people to coexist with and Amy problem is easy to understand and solve. But he lives in a sprawling boundless community of thousands or millions, infested with threads of arcane and existential problems that he barely understands, let alone has any control over
Comfort shows are trauma coping mechanisms. But he won’t acknowledge that he’s riddled with fear of the world around him and his trajectory in it, he “just likes westerns”
Actually, I can kinda see why that might be the case. Westerns are often set in tiny towns with like 50 people. That’s a comfortable number of people to coexist with and Amy problem is easy to understand and solve. But he lives in a sprawling boundless community of thousands or millions, infested with threads of arcane and existential problems that he barely understands, let alone has any control over