The Big Question That '70s Show Fans Had About Red And Kitty's Relationship

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Fans wonder why Kitty and Red are so in love

"That '70s Show" fan u/CuriousSection took to Reddit to ask fellow fans why they think Kitty and Red's marriage is so successful. The fan noted that Red seems to hate everyone, even his own kids sometimes, but never Kitty. Other viewers were quick to offer up theories on why this unexpected pairing is a perfect match.

The most upvoted comment on the post came from u/Tmadred, who described Kitty as the positivity to Red's dark life. "Maybe she's the only person who really understands him and the way he feels," u/Loegky wrote. This user's comment posits that Red and Kitty could just be two people meant for one another, regardless of their behavior in other relationships.

Funnily enough, u/jiji_r did a breakdown of why they think Kitty and Red are each other's "person." According to this user, Kitty understands that Red has experienced trauma and toxic masculinity, but pushes him to be better. "Kitty lets him pretend [he's] a 'big tough macho man' while always playing the soft side, so he can too," they wrote. As for Kitty, they believe that Red helps her feel safe and calm when she gets too worked up and considers resorting to unhealthy coping mechanisms.

Many fans believe that Red's tough demeanor toward Eric on "That 70s Show" is simply his own unique way of showing love and making sure his son turns out better than he did. "He's a hardass, and he doesn't tell Eric very often how much he cares, but he does," u/sslyth_erin wrote.

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i also kind of wondered!