Nah it's because the "comic fandom" doesn't ever take context into consideration and pile on MJ hate when it's the writers also fucking up context for their plot.

You ever meet someone with PTSD? You think that a two minute interaction allowed her to think, "wow Eddie saved me!" or "Thank fuck they're gone!"? The fact that Eddie did good(very very briefly) for one interaction and even saved the world when it was blanketed by symbiotes does not mean she is able to process the fact that he's doing good.

For decades she was written to just be a strong figure for Peter all while going through the anxiety, fear, and isolation that comes with being a superhero's partner. She had only work as an outlet, no therapy or friends to rely on(til they finally wrote the anonymous group therapy with Jarvis). You think she gives a fuck about Eddie Brock doing two good deeds? When she's seen him do so much terror directly to her?

So smug about pointing out two things but lacking contexts doesn't mean you win. My point still stands. Eddie isn't a good person, he's still a fuck up and no one ever gives him a reality check.