>kissed Jim while engaged to Roy>flirted with Jim constantly, then acted embarrassed when people pointed it out>got jealous when Jim dated Karen, despite having rejected Jim's advances before>treated Karen like an obstacle instead of a person>got upset when Jim made a major career decision without consulting her, despite doing the same thing with art school>frequently participated in humiliating coworkers for entertainment>helped bully Toby and Dwight, who were already the office's designated punching bag>joined in mocking Phyllis, Kelly, and other coworkers behind their backs>enabled Jim's increasingly elaborate pranks and rarely questioned how cruel they could get>made fun of Dwight's personality while benefiting from his work ethic>lied about her office administrator qualifications and struggled in the role>encouraged office gossip while acting like she was above the drama>let Jim take the blame for relationship complications while presenting herself as the reasonable one>repeatedly treated her own ambitions as important while struggling to support Jim's>benefited from the show's framing, which often made her seem more reasonable than the people around her>spent years working at a paper company while insisting she was destined for something more>got away with most of it because she was charming and the audience was rooting for her and JimWhy do people like this character again?
>>223961104>Why do people like this character again?women are not people
