Basically everyone who jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge and lived (only ~2% of jumpers) regretted doing it before they hit the water.
My teacher in biology back in school explained that this was due to hormones being released something something close to death something something. In essence, it was not a “choice” to regret jumping, but rather a biological response. So you would regret it wether you wanted to or not, so to say. Can’tgiveyouasourcesinceIdon’thaveone.
changed my life. and while the depth of the show is what people talk about most, it is light too, with constanta great sense of fun eg the multi-minute wordplay jokes like rhymes n alliteration the show would often do.
My teacher in biology back in school explained that this was due to hormones being released something something close to death something something. In essence, it was not a “choice” to regret jumping, but rather a biological response. So you would regret it wether you wanted to or not, so to say.
Can’t give you a source since I don’t have one.
https://bojackhorseman.fandom.com/wiki/The_View_From_Halfway_Down_(Poem)
I have never seen Bojack Horseman but maybe I should!
changed my life. and while the depth of the show is what people talk about most, it is light too, with constanta great sense of fun eg the multi-minute wordplay jokes like rhymes n alliteration the show would often do.
It’s gud
It’s relly gud.
I think it would have been the GOAT if they ended it with the view from halfway down
Bojack dying alone after pushing away everyone in his life yet again would’ve been the perfect ending to the depression show
Idk, I really like the way it ended.
I get your point, but instead of a horrifying (but somewhat deserved ending) we got a very “real” ending.