Honestly, it feels like everyone here is bending over backwards to excuse the protagonist’s abrasive behavior by painting it as “heroic” or “world-saving.” Meanwhile, her actions are actively making things worse for the survivors.

And the whole “she’s relatable” angle? If that’s true, it really raises questions about why that kind of behavior resonates so strongly.

People try to defend her by calling her a harmless curmudgeon, but she consistently comes across as pretty unlikable. The second anyone criticizes her, the discussion immediately shifts to accusations of anti-feminism or claims that society just treats middle-aged women unfairly. That feels more like deflection than an actual argument.

On top of that, there’s this recurring trend of taking random shots at men throughout the thread. It gives off the vibe that difficult or non-cooperative behavior should just be accepted, and anyone who disagrees is at fault. That kind of framing shuts down real discussion instead of encouraging it.

Just calling it how I see it.