An "Innocent" Cartoon About Self-Harm & SA? | House of Puso REACTION & ANALYSIS

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  @shooshiMooshi · 4 months ago · pinned

  MERCH SITE: <a href="https://shooshi.shop/">https://shooshi.shop </a><br> <br>merch is finally available :D go get your shooshi-plushie...just make sure to abuse it to avenge miku

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  @Moon_BeamXD · 3 months ago (edited)

  The one that was Sexually assaulting Puso wasn’t their father by the way. It was their aunt. They called for their dad cause they needed help. This was cleared up by the creator!

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  @WarpedHex · 4 months ago (edited)

  As a Filipino myself, they added some traditional culture from the video, like the gnome from the Bayani&apos;s video. In Filipino tradition, in grass or dense places like the hills and grass itself, we have to say &quot;Tabi-tabi po,&quot; which is a good matter of saying, excuse me, since gnomes are small, they lived in those places. If it&apos;s stepped on, they put some curse on you like a bad illness, bad luck, or losing things because you angered the gnomes.<br><br>In Bayani&apos;s video, the gnome represents his grandfather (Nuno). Bayani, in his first appearance, is himself being all free of himself, confidence in himself, after stepping on the hills, or symbolizing &quot;No perfection&quot; behaviour to convey, the gnomes/grandfather tries to forgive him, but the gnome still puts the curse on him, but only mildly; each curse means the grandfather&apos;s parenting. First is a lecture, second is yelling, third is hitting, fourth is hitting again, but hurtful, like getting hit by a metal part of the belt, and last is abuse.<br><br>In the scene where the decomposed body of Bayani was hidden, the eggs were the ones who put the blanket on him to hide his body while they are underneath him, while the gnomes are sleeping or appear to be in the scene. The eggs represent the father&apos;s way to ignore his grandson&apos;s trauma, even though it&apos;s obvious; putting the blanket on him means hiding his grandson&apos;s negative feelings, which is why the eggs are underneath the trauma, because it is ignored. The gnome still represents the grandfather, watching his every move.<br><br>It&apos;s a normalized behaviour for Filipino discipline, because some parents are stricter, using the idea of how the child should really act as a way to excuse their behaviour to their children, causing trauma, self-blame, and SH, as I have, having a similar experience with it...<br><br>Edit: I didn&apos;t really expect to get this comment to have sudden attention but yea, it&apos;s a sad truth that Filipino kids have to go through this, but don&apos;t worry, some parents aren&apos;t like this, it&apos;s just normalized behaviour for strict parents with their discipline.

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  @HatsuneFinn · 4 months ago

  Puso = heart<br>Bayani = hero<br>This is what their name translate to!

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  @Kanao_Kamado77 · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  No.. that wasn’t banyani, it had long hair in the shadow. It’s his mom.

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  @JXMIE1123 · 4 months ago (edited)

  I think that the eyes represent intrusive thoughts or hypersexuality<br>Since Puso kept claiming that they&apos;re gross and that he hates them, so he tries covering it up.<br>Meanwhile Bayani is &quot;coping&quot; with it by Self-harm, which is what they meant with &quot;covering it up with something louder&quot;<br>And I think that the hill episode represents generational trauma. That flower that Bayani ate represents how some parents act nice after the abuse, which clearly causes them to get defensive.

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  @The_Fourest · 4 months ago

  As someone who got groomed before. The scene where Puso blushes while shoving his hands on the holes reminds me of when I would go back to my groomers. When you live being abused for so long, your brain makes it seen like an good thing. I would go back to my groomers, to adults, and talk about sexual things with them. I think that represents he going back to his dad, because his dad groomed him into thinking the abuse was a good thing. So he feels pleasure from the abuse<br><br>After, he vomits the insects. Its him feeling guilty for going back to his abuser. It happened to me, it felt good at first but then realizing I just talked with my groomer again would make me feel disgusting and dirty. When he runs towards his mom and she is gone. It reminds me that after I got groomed I believed I would get abandoned by all of my friends for being disgusting

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  @itmecookie0399 · 4 months ago

  I think the holes are supposed to be a sexual organ. When Boyani said to not cover it up it’s like “understand what happened” as in like SA and “cover with something louder” aka, forget about it with SH. And when Puso was putting their fingers in the hole maybe it was masturbation. When they couldn’t clean it up, it was the guilt that stayed and the memory of the SA.

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  @ILIVEINURWALLSRENTFREE-d5k · 2 months ago

  I HAVE A THEORY OR SOMETHING! &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;So when bayani (or however you say his name) sees the flower at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzPLdDVwXMg&amp;t=2360">39:20</a>, he flinches thinking he’s going to get hurt, but then he realizes that it’s nothing. I think the reason he ate the flower is because he saw something so innocent and pure that hasn’t been through anything he has been through and attacks it (because in his eyes, that’s what’s right to do) [btw I made this assumption because that’s what I go through when I see something that hasn’t felt what I’ve felt sooo yeah:)]

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  @Melodiip4ws · 4 months ago (edited)

  PLEASE READ THIS SHOOSHI!!! I REALLY THOUGHT HARD WITH THIS (to clear things up so I dont get more comments telling me about how it&apos;s the aunt I FOUND OUT AFTER BUT I PHYSICALLY CAN NOT REWRITE EVERYTHING <br><br>Winter With Puso and Bayani<br><br>In &quot;Winter With Puso and Bayani&quot; I think the red snow represented self harm and Bayani ate it basically whole &quot;already addicted&quot; and with Puso seeing that influenced by seeing Bayani do it I think him licking it meant he was trying it out the whole scene represents being influenced by it. <br><br>Their names <br><br>Puso means heart and Bayani means Hero or solution. I have a theory that Bayani was the &quot;hero&quot; or &quot;solution&quot; by showing Puso how to &quot;cope&quot; with something louder than the SA. That&apos;s why in episode &quot;Cleaner&quot; Bayani says &quot;The trick is to cover it up with something louder&quot;! <br><br>Holes<br><br>The holes in the episode meant his trauma and it also represents the assault that&apos;s why Puso says it&apos;s gross and covers it up that&apos;s also why he feels and looks so uncomfortable when Bayani asks if the drawer is okay and if it needs a bandaid. it&apos;s also why Puso corrected Bayani in a bit of an uncomfortable tone. The holes white and red represents the assault and you already know... <br>The home<br><br>The home they are in actually represents his mind! The drawer holds all his good memories basically the cloth the picture and the food in there. Ill explain the rat and the cloth in a bit. The flower is treasured by Puso and that&apos;s why he puts it on top of his drawer because it&apos;s by his mother. the reason why the blade is in the drawer later on is because it&apos;s his coping mechanism. All the stuff mentioned here are his memories and what he treasures<br><br>Cleaner<br><br>In this episode Puso is shown &quot; cleaning &quot; or in my opinion trying to get rid of his trauma, forget about it or even hide it by cleaning it. <br>He says they are gross and he doesn&apos;t like them (Because he doesn&apos;t like his trauma and thinks it&apos;s gross because of the assault) <br>He covers it with a drawer trying to push it out of his mind and tapes it to push it back <br>Bayani comes in at the time he&apos;s told to and Puso ends up getting startled and later gets his time wrong <br><br>did you know people who struggle with depression, guilt, or sexual assault tend to be more startled by sudden things, loud noises and even struggle with time management?<br><br>Then when Puso shows off his drawer Bayani asks if the drawer is okay because he notices the drawer is bleeding (This scene could represent how Bayani notices how Puso is acting different or strange and decides to ask if he is alright) <br>Puso explains what happened how its the holes and Bayani can relate and shows Puso his coping mechanism and explains how to help &quot;The trick is to cover it up with something louder&quot; <br>Because Puso said that it disturbs him and make weird noises at night (In this theme the holes represents the thoughts he has at night) Those thoughts make him cry and the meaning &quot;stain you everywhere&quot; could represent how he is dirty remembering his trauma and those thoughts could also be dirty! &nbsp;The face on the ground where the holes are represents the mark Bayani left and the coping mechanism Bayani left for Puso to use. <br><br>Mess room<br><br>In episode mess room he cleans his home but isn&apos;t tired so he cleans more. I&apos;m pretty sure the leaking of the hole represented him remembering the assault or sudden urges due to the assault so he acts on these urges and &quot;gives himself pleasure&quot; By I&apos;m assuming you would know (Basically Hypersexuality because of the assault) He does it more and more realizing he&apos;s able to hide it and clean it up this also represents addiction! Then after a while he isn&apos;t able to hide it anymore but goes to clean it up with the cloth realizing what he did and starts feeling sick and super guilty. The blood doesn&apos;t clean and the cloth is covered (This could represent the addition that he can&apos;t clean up and it leaves long lasting effects) the hands coming out the holes after he throws up I&apos;m pretty sure is his fathers hands and the trauma of his father doing that to him so he runs away from his trauma. Or in a avoiding it. <br><br>Mother theory<br><br>I&apos;m pretty sure the mom left maybe due to sexual abuse or abuse in general and leaves Puso when she was the only one he could trust that&apos;s why he runs on all fours in desperation to get to her <br><br>Other small theories<br><br>The reason why the dad assaults Puso is because he looks a lot like his mom (If I&apos;m not mistaken) <br>the hands on puso clearly represents the assault<br>The cloth represents his innocence and the blood on the cloth in mess room I would assume represents how his innocence is gone because he can&apos;t clean the cloth the bugs on it also I think represents how his dad is a bug picking his innocence and typically bugs mean dirty spaces so Puso is now &quot;Dirty&quot; not innocent anymore. <br>The rat in the drawer in episode mess room I think represents how the thoughts are sneaking into his mind and causing his. <br>Or the rat could be representing his innocence and because the rat ran it could mean he lost his innocence and since the drawer could represent what he treasures he treasured &nbsp;his innocence then lost it. <br><br>The apple time<br> it was Puso SHing &nbsp;to calm down after the hypersexual attack the cat in the corner represents Puso the two apples the paws are set on are his arms and the apple and knife in it represents him SH (In the back you can see the arm bleeding badly) <br><br>The end scene in mess room where Bayanis face is put ALL over the walls where the holes are, are the scars Bayani left on Pusos mind it also represents the influence apon him. <br><br>This was my deep dive in House of Puso, sorry I didnt get the last episode on Bayani&apos;s part I couldn&apos;t really understand that part

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  @VibrantSillyParakeet · 4 months ago

  House of puso feels like it was supposed to be lost media but forced to have a fandom

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  @sunli_sheep · 3 months ago (edited)

  So based on the wiki by the creator, apparently, puso&apos;s father isn&apos;t the abuser, but his aunt is<br><br>His father knew that he was in SA but he kept ignoring it and not caring about it while not also telling it to his mother. <br><br>While bayani is being abused by his nuno(meaning, grandparent or elder), being neglected while also blaming himself for everything despite being the victim in every step he takes, no matter how careful or how precise he tries, he still gets beaten. <br><br>Also, for what animal they are(it&apos;s also important) that puso is actually an arctic fox and bayani is a Kappa(a Japanese folklore), although despite him being a Kappa man-killer, hes actually a grateful Kappa(a different type of kappa), and when a grateful kappa&apos;s arm is cut, it will produce something such as a wonder medicine, thats why bayani&apos;s actions were explained in the scene of the episode cleaner. <br><br>(Although you might not be able to see this, I actually lowkey love watching you do these type of videos, sometimes it makes me usually happy somehow ❤)

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