I hope nobody goes back to Twt and it loses all relevance in its hateful echo chamber.

And then also in a corner Tumblr is trying to do...something. Usually just banning trans women and POC and their CEO following them to other websites and harass them there.

I usually don't leave comments on what I've read but sometimes I will note like "OH THIS ONE WAS AMAZING" for them. Also note that there will be lots and lots of yuri and some trash too just a heads up in advance XD

and oop accidentally deleted the first post of this LOL it's just:
I think the Cena retirement would have gone over better if it was at Wrestlemania, where that downer career ending moment would have fit if it was 2/3rds of the way through a show then something upbeat ends the show.

I wouldn't be at all surprised if HHH's way to save face is to be an on air heel character again.

I think if you give wrestling fans an ending point some will just be done, and that match was happy and joyous, I can't imagine what effect this will have where it's a firm ending and people are pissed.

I dunno where this shakes out, but after a year of booking misses this feels like it could be a culmination point where the fans are sick of Based Papa H's shit. AEW lost a chunk of its audience with Sting's last match.

You just know that for all of Triple H's posturing about how Cena did the right thing for business here that if he was booking his own retirement match he'd go over lmao.

Like you can't take the credit for all the good things and then act like everything that the fans hate isn't your fault because you're innocent lil Paul Levesque and it was actually all Cena's idea and it's right for THIS BUSINESS GET EVERYONE OUT THERE ON THE POST SHOW SAYING NOT TO BE MEAN TO ME.

Also, Triple H (and Stephanie too): get the fuck over yourselves and stop making this all about you. For no reason on Cena's final show did we need five Steph segments, HHH's voice all over like always and of course coming in at the end to point at a video package with Vince McMahon talking in it.

Like that 1/100 time where something feel good happens without it getting immediately undone by a cash in or a Brock beatdown is sweet, but sludging through four years at a time before getting those makes me not want to bother.

Why get invested in anything WWE does if 99/100 times it just ends like this with them pulling the rug out with something sad and shocking so they can instantly shift between twelve shots of people like

And it's more glaring that WWE *ALWAYS* books for those shocked/sad fan reactions, like nothing else matters to them creatively but getting those and it's exhausting.

It may have been a better story to have Cena lose but not tap so you could be like "Cena lost, but he never gave up" to make it not so miserable lmao.

But on a show that feels like it's set up to be a feel good night celebrating Cena's career it feels more glaring when it closes with the sadness with nothing to brighten the fans afterwards.