We are not talking about Quinn. We are talking about burke. The conversation was about people defending burke for being the way he is, because he had a f..cked up relationship with a manipulative woman. That he did everything to make her happy and got 0 attention and no love from her. That they understand he being the way he is. And that he didn't force any girl into prostitution he only offered tuition and they accepted the tuition in exchange for sex on their own free will.
So I am saying that there is no excuse for that. And in this specific matter, the girls are still turning adult, etc, etc. just read the rest above.
That may all be true. Still, it's just a game. Nevertheless, the story is not unrealistic. All people have their stories. And we are shaped by the experiences, decisions and mistakes of our lives, not least our feelings and needs. Everything shapes us, and disappointments and rejections also take their toll. And whether we experience success or failure, the needs don't just go away. And these can take very unhealthy paths, as with Burke. In his case ist's simple abuse of power. Believe me, real life writes much worse stories. The world is not divided into good and evil, but into decisions and consequences. The worst people we can only imagine, newspapers and TV are full of them, are completely normal people, like you and me. And they too have their stories, but unfortunately at some point they lost control of themselves. And the girls in this, adolescents, not fully grown adults, at the end of their puberty, have their own reasons why they go along with this shit. That's not unrealistic either. The victims of perpetrators also have their stories.
Nevertheless, people who are great in our eyes and those we think are shit have their reasons and their stories. And they all have their secrets and backgrounds that we don't know about. These can be great, but also bad. Understanding other people's motives does not mean sharing their views.
