“You’re Bojack Horseman, there’s no cure for that….”

[@Martin-ut8gm]

Mother of the year

[@Bojackedits4u]

Ikr

[@mcmillan20101]

I love how actually to her this is a great gesture to her son. She herself is so broken she just can’t do it without the slander

[@longwlenguyen4214]

@@mcmillan20101Following her lobotomized mom teaching to the grave at least Beatrice tried to be nice to Bojack one last time when she gained her memory back sadly too little too late.

[@emmawieson2121]

The sad thing is that this is the closest thing Bojack ever got to a true apology from Beatrice. So broken herself, unable to love Bojack the way she clearly did the first few minutes of his life, unable to be the mother she might’ve been with a different upbringing, and unable to express love or sympathy or remorse to her son. A family of brokenness, and no visible way out

[@Mugruncher]

Anyone with toxic and emotionally abusive parents got hit hard by this scene, because there’s always this pervasive belief that it ONLY your parents would acknowledge your pain and apologise, things could start to get better, you can start to heal. But in truth, those “apologies” come in the form of a weapon designed to deal further damage (like this scene), or a manipulative tool meant to reel the victim back in for further abuse. He got the apology. And it was just more emotional abuse. And deep down we all know that’s all an emotional abuser is capable of

[@doesitmatterwhoiam8838]

Says the woman who took a pair of shears and cut him into a million pieces.

[@Flegan777]

When your own mother delivers the biggest wham line ever.

[@matotry]

“ANYWAYS!!”

[@345prototype]

Shoutouts to my people with a broken home and a shattered soul who don’t seek therapy 🍺 here’s to you guys and gals. To peace in our hearts.

[@afrikasmith1049]

And that's why Bojack grew up hating other horses. Two in his childhood made him miserable.

[@Radicalpea6971]

his uncle also seemed kinda weird and it is implied he met his grandpa

[@longwlenguyen4214]

@@Radicalpea6971Oh yeah I remember Bojack said his uncle gave him adult magazines or something and that one of the “nicest” moment in his whole memory.

[@archaicrapture]

Child of negligence, of course, he was hyper-aware & had to "parent" himself at a young age.

[@archaicrapture]

Child of negligence, of course, he was hyper-aware & had to "parent" himself at a young age.

[@tyraaverywest]

you were born broken, that's your birthright.

[@artemisarrow179]

The sad part is there's probably more baby boomers who grew up like this that we will never know about.

[@S3SSioN_Solaris]

Boomers? My guy this kind of trauma goes across generations.

[@frankstnable]

why won't anybody ever think of those poor, poor baby boomers!

[@probably_amity]

Yall see how the drapes on their windows are placed differently? Biatrice's are diagonal and Boiack's are horizontal but both resemble straps. Perhaps its like cages. Different bars, but same thing at the end. They are both trapped in the cycle of abuse

[@MC_Guy]

Parallels my own mom, truly an interesting thing

[@BLAZE_EDTIZ]

Still a better mother then Ragyo Kiryuin. 💀

[@AnArtistInAVoid]

To be fair, hard to be worse than Ragyo

[@tricksterhuaun]

This is the most open conversation he ever had with his mother, and it's about how broken he is. Oof.