It's interesting how from his (ignorant) perspective it's Asa who's pointing gun fingers at him for no reason. He meets her with a uncaring shrug and feels victimized as from the way he sees it, he did nothing wrong. - ThreadSky

mkmdog.bsky.social • 1 day ago

It's interesting how from his (ignorant) perspective it's Asa who's pointing gun fingers at him for no reason. He meets her with a uncaring shrug and feels victimized as from the way he sees it, he did nothing wrong.