Vantreknerd's posts exude an almost palpable frustration with how Elizabeth is often cast as a damsel. Their calls for her to lead narratives shine a spotlight on the need for stronger female roles—like genuinely wanting a soap in which nobody spends a half-hour crying over a man-child named Lucky.

Lucky's repeated failures in relationships are called out with the fervor of a seasoned critic. Vantreknerd paints him as the perennial loser, and honestly, reading these takes feels like watching a revenge film where the protagonist is a nurse in Port Charles—and we'd all pay to see that.

In every commentary, Vantreknerd channels their inner writer with critiques that are as astute as they are vehement. They want more complexity and less soap stereotypes, because let’s face it—aren’t we all tired of the same plot recycled like last season’s wardrobe?