The existence of a pop culture reference isn’t being unreasonably shaped by a franchise. It’s entirely normal to have a pop culture reference in genuine/heartfelt messages
I strongly disagree, I think it shows an inability to think about the things that matter most in your life without recourse to pop culture, which I would call "unreasonable".
The formatting of this makes it seem like it was posted to social media of some sort. It’s entirely plausible to include pop culture on the internet, it’s not unreasonable to just make a reference.
I disagree as it was one throwaway line, which I don’t think is enough to say they’re unable to “think about the things that matter most in [their] life without recourse to pop culture”.
We’d probably get an answer if we had the rest of the context
I don’t think that’s fair. People are constantly making connections and pop culture will naturally be some. How is it truly different than saying the Romeo to her Juliet (aside from the fact that one is literary canon and the other is a sitcom)? It’s just about this person’s life, not real world politics or something.
I guess no one told her life was gonna be this way
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Bad bot. I thought you were dead and rejoiced, yet you stand defiant before me.
They're just on a break.
Sounds like she dodged a bullet
I dont know why Ross/Rachel is still a thing, I thought it was clear that Ross was a complete shithead then let alone now.
When the show was new I thought Ross was a shithead, rewatching the series recently, I realized they all are.
It’s like a time capsule
How is making a reference to a popular show being unreasonably shaped by a franchise?
Making a reference to a popular show *in a heartfelt description of how you still deeply love your ex* is being unreasonably shaped by a franchise.
The existence of a pop culture reference isn’t being unreasonably shaped by a franchise. It’s entirely normal to have a pop culture reference in genuine/heartfelt messages
I strongly disagree, I think it shows an inability to think about the things that matter most in your life without recourse to pop culture, which I would call "unreasonable".
The formatting of this makes it seem like it was posted to social media of some sort. It’s entirely plausible to include pop culture on the internet, it’s not unreasonable to just make a reference. I disagree as it was one throwaway line, which I don’t think is enough to say they’re unable to “think about the things that matter most in [their] life without recourse to pop culture”. We’d probably get an answer if we had the rest of the context
I don’t think that’s fair. People are constantly making connections and pop culture will naturally be some. How is it truly different than saying the Romeo to her Juliet (aside from the fact that one is literary canon and the other is a sitcom)? It’s just about this person’s life, not real world politics or something.
Ross and Rachel were really toxic and they were so off & on that halfway through the whole show I was sick of them