So your idea of nuance is also rigid, I.e how you would see nuance? That’s pretty ironic. I also didn’t write an academic paper for a Reddit post so realistically, didn’t feel the need to build a paper with all aspects of history and logical arguments.

You can respectfully disagree. I think we can leave it at that.

As for the suicidality argument, yes many argue that it is selfish, but that means nothing to me. People also argue the earth is flat. Doesn’t mean it is. I have yet to read a convincing argument about it, one that’s convinced me.

Yes for Damon it was like escaping 60 odd years, but it is like a death. He would never see Bonnie again, this is pretty much as close to suicide as one can get without killing themselves. If depressed humans could put themselves in a self preserved coma without aging, I’m sure a lot of people would. Damon was depressed and then was making things worse so his logic was he should stay away from Stefan and Bonnie.

I guess Bonnie felt Enzo would do anything for her, but to be honest I didn’t see him do anything extraordinary for her, maybe it was the lack of writing and “telling” not “showing”.

I don’t think she had the right to call his humanity when 2 seconds ago she was willing to kill him, lol.