um... was i the only one who got ep4?

i had been hesitant to watch it until today because everyone seemed to be so against it. i thought it would be like, panty-level quality. but shit, it was awesome!!

i feel like the main problem in this subreddit is that a big chunk of the community insists on taking everything at face value. i thought it had been really clear by now that the reset wasn't about karma, it's about what happens when chaos isn't stopped, what happens when people think they can get away with anything. Only Nanno isn't supposed to be a morality scolding, it's supposed to make you question your opinions. is your body really your choice if it puts you and others in danger? is it fair to consider sex work empowerment when it really just hands others entitlement? everyone seems to be guilty of something here, some people more than others. it's not supposed to be conclusive, it's supposed to plant the doubt in you. the only thing I'd change is that... well, the episode itself seemed to forget at times that nanno was a minor? most of the discussion went towards the debate of if sex work should be considered empowering, but it almost didn't mention the fact that this is practically producing CP with the argument of empowerment. the director being the highest bidder was a nice touch but it was kind of ignored.

look I'm not saying it was a perfect episode I'm just saying SOME of yall may need to watch without a bias to try and understand what the show tries to convey.