theglassesgirl:

I think a underrated moment in the special was while the Diamond family was getting into the abusive family relationships issues the ending also highlighted the toxic relationship issues that Sadie and Lars had

Because it was like that post that was like “people can be in a toxic relationship, even though neither party is abusive”

Lars and Sadie were BAD for each other, Lars because he was emotionally absent and Sadie because she kept emotionally pushing him – and even though they cared about each other and understood they were hurting each other they did nothing to change it and stayed miserably co-dependent

But they had time apart, and they both grew, and they both gained confidence in themselves that had nothing to do with each other

They found seperate friend groups – which is important because they are two people with entirely different needs – who support them as individuals first, but are happy they found each other again

Which is the point, that Sadie and Lars have reunited as entirely different people and not only is that okay

It’s better for them

Because whether they resume their friendship or develop it into something else, it won’t be rooted in their old toxicity, it’ll be rooted in respect

looneyfrechie:

honestly the part where pink Steven just screams that pink/rose is gone is himself literally being absolutely done with everyone telling him about how he is rose and “rose this” or “pink that” after all these years, feeling that Steven needed to BE her to feel complete and not an utter mistake to please everyone. that moment was a big character development on him. He’s not his mom, he’s Steven.