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ALL POSTSWhy I hate Mako.
<p>He practically leaves and cheats on Asami and just kicks her to the curb for for Korra. I mean, obviously Asami's still going to have feelings for him, so when he breaks up with Korra...he's still continuing to flirt with her and kiss her.
</p><p>Don't get me wrong, Asami is still a little wrong in the situation. I understand he was her boyfriend first and didn't go through a proper breakup, but she's gotta get her head out of the clouds and realize what she's doing or Korra will just have to go into the avatar state and kill both of them.
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<p>Kubernes wrote:
What is the age bracket of the show? Is that the same as who the show is marketed to? Is that reason enough to change how things should be writen? Is this important to the context of whatever the point of the thread was? I have no idea on that regard.
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<p>Don't worry, I'm lost, too. The 2nd sentence seems about right. After that, you lost me. </p>
<p>Don't worry, I'm lost, too. The 2nd sentence seems about right. After that, you lost me. </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Kubernes wrote:
What is the age bracket of the show? Is that the same as who the show is marketed to? Is that reason enough to change how things should be writen? Is this important to the context of whatever the point of the thread was? I have no idea on that regard.</i></div>
<p>Presumably teens, and to some degree preteens. </p><p>And no, it's <i>not</i> important. Unless, of course, one wants to dive into the can of worms that is impressionability. </p>
What is the age bracket of the show? Is that the same as who the show is marketed to? Is that reason enough to change how things should be writen? Is this important to the context of whatever the point of the thread was? I have no idea on that regard.</i></div>
<p>Presumably teens, and to some degree preteens. </p><p>And no, it's <i>not</i> important. Unless, of course, one wants to dive into the can of worms that is impressionability. </p>
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<p>What Neo said in the last reply you attempted to remove basically happens everywhere. He's correct; you really did ignore his entire argument and called him for what you perceived as an insult. I'm going to level with you as well - DZ - by dodging his argument, you are basically saying you have no counter. You seem only interested in turning his words into perceived insults and disrupting this thread by removing replies pointlessly.
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<div class="quote"><i>PSUAvatar14 wrote:
What Neo said in the last reply you attempted to remove basically happens everywhere. He's correct; you really did ignore his entire argument and called him for what you perceived as an insult. I'm going to level with you as well - DZ - by dodging his argument, you are basically saying you have no counter. You seem only interested in turning his words into perceived insults and disrupting this thread by removing replies pointlessly.</i></div>
<p>Counter or ignore <i>what</i>? He'd have to <i>have</i> an argument to begin with first, rather than just telling everyone who disagrees with him that they're "wrong" (while conveniently ignoring, as I've pointed out more than once, that even Bryke have disagreed with him on that count). </p>
What Neo said in the last reply you attempted to remove basically happens everywhere. He's correct; you really did ignore his entire argument and called him for what you perceived as an insult. I'm going to level with you as well - DZ - by dodging his argument, you are basically saying you have no counter. You seem only interested in turning his words into perceived insults and disrupting this thread by removing replies pointlessly.</i></div>
<p>Counter or ignore <i>what</i>? He'd have to <i>have</i> an argument to begin with first, rather than just telling everyone who disagrees with him that they're "wrong" (while conveniently ignoring, as I've pointed out more than once, that even Bryke have disagreed with him on that count). </p>
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<p>If you think Neo's being rude, that's your decision. But removing large replies/arguments over a perceived insult and focusing on it will not help you get anywhere here.
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<div class="quote"><i>PSUAvatar14 wrote:
If you think Neo's being rude, that's your decision. But removing large replies/arguments over a perceived insult and focusing on it will not help you get anywhere here.</i></div>
<p>I maintain that I "perceived" insults only because they were there, and "think" that he's being rude only because he is. But I'll refrain from removing posts in the future unless it's considerably more than an insinuation.
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If you think Neo's being rude, that's your decision. But removing large replies/arguments over a perceived insult and focusing on it will not help you get anywhere here.</i></div>
<p>I maintain that I "perceived" insults only because they were there, and "think" that he's being rude only because he is. But I'll refrain from removing posts in the future unless it's considerably more than an insinuation.
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<p>I'm not really sure what to say about all of this. Part of me wants to thank PSU for the assistance, but another part of me doesn't want to wrongly imply that he's taking my side or whatever.
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<p>I hate that idiot mako because the only playing with people's feelings, and that once the flame princess told cinnamon bun which really make friends: «But sometimes, friends are very difficult to understand, sometimes you think you know, but when you investigate, you are just playing them mentally.» and if it is right because I explain when she had broken off with Finn and thanks to what he said and noticed that when Mako is doing wrong with the two girls, just took advantage of them because it will be easier to play with the their feelings and that's not right >:(
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<p>Okay, I managed to get the arguments of "playing with their feelings" and "taking advantage of them" out of that. I recommend adding a bit more structure to your sentences so they would make sense if spoken aloud, because it's hard to get your point across otherwise.
</p><p>Mako never played with anyone's feelings. He got in a relationship with Asami and developed feelings for Korra. Korra went out and kissed him, when she knew he was already in a relationship. His feelings for her are what made him hesitate and freeze. He was a bit of an insensitive jerk in the latter episodes of the first book, there is no decent evidence that ever qualifies him as cheating or intentionally playing with anybody's emotions. If you still refuse to accept that Mako was never maliciously taking advantage of anybody, I <i>can</i> scrutinize every aspect of book 2 that Mako haters love to bring up.
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<p>What you say is probably true but with bad relationships and making bad decisions have led people to say that Mako should not be with the two of them but hey that's the way, also in book 3 things are going to change and that Korra and Asami ended together being that they show the true love of each.
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