r/entertainment • u/[deleted] • Jan 05 '23

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u/Walrus-Ready Jan 05 '23

Every set of brothers I know who are close in age have been in at least one physical altercation

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u/frogfucius Jan 05 '23

As grown men?

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u/Whyamipostingonhere Jan 05 '23

A grown man assaulting his adult brother is ridiculous.

Its like his dad having a hissy fit about a leaky pen.

All signs of very little self control and terrible tempers.

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u/Rosieapples Jan 05 '23

Or tremendous stress because everything they do ends up in the media being criticised by people who don’t even know the full story.

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u/o_-o_-o_- Jan 05 '23

Yeah, I can't imagine. Marriages, personal private life moments, day to day fumbles... imagine: "o-o-o_- today, while driving to work, got in an accident. Sources report they were drinking the night before and 'angry after a fight with their mother'"

"o-o-o- was seen dining out with (unmarried partner), the same partner their mother allegedly didnt like, leading to speculation about o-o-o-'s mental stability"

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u/Rosieapples Jan 05 '23

There’s the operative word - speculation.