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It's one thing to point out that people should avoid giving money to these creators. I agree! Don't do that! But as long as they're consciously avoiding that, it's not fucking immoral for them to not want to leave those fandoms behind entirely. THEY ARE JUST AS MUCH COVERED UNDER "PRO-FICTION" AS ANYTHING ELSE.

Who do you think taught you to LAUGH and CRY!?

we can stay here for as long as you need

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