This kwami is

This kwami is high key problematic. Vampigami. Miraculous Season 6. We used to be each other all the time. Now I'm all alone. You have Rose. It's not the same. You need multiple people in your life. What if she left me someday like you did? What if she found someone better than me? Someone who's like her? Abandonment issues. Okay, okay, okay. Okay, okay, okay. Because this is actually so fascinating for Juleka's character, right? So I feel like what we're addressing here is definitely abandonment. She feels like abandoned. This goes deep because her brother has left and she used to go to him for everything. But then if we do a psychoanalysis and we go even farther back, her dad. Her dad has been gone. And her and Luka didn't even realize that Jagged Stone was their dad until literally when Season 4. So how long was that? 14 or 15 years knowing their dad. And so maybe that's where that feeling of abandonment started. And then now again with her relationship with her girlfriend where she feels like she's also going to be left for someone else and be left all alone. Yo, once again. I love a show that really deep into these character relationships. We're getting into the minds of these characters right now. Stop it, Jule. I'm sure you're getting worried over nothing. You don't know that. You're not here. There's only one person I can count on anyway. Myself. No, wait. What about your mom? Your mom is there too, right? Oh, but that's hard. It's difficult. No, she's mad. Yeah, things are always better with action. This kwami is... This Kwami is high key problematic. You see this girl upset, beating up her pillow, and you're like, "yeah." "This is a great way to deal with our feelings right now." Aren't you like a billion year-old being? Should you really be encouraging this behavior?