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We all just need to learn to accept ourselves
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this post was submitted on 25 Jan 2024
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I suppose it depends on how the scene puts delivered. If it is portrayed as a lack of empathy or just understanding, then yes I absolutely agree it's realistic. If it's portrayed as an empowering moment, that's where we run into issues.
From distant memory, it was the latter, but I'm trying to find clips that put it in context. Let me know if you find one.