How it feels like everytime i make another annoying silmarillion reference while watching lotr/ hobbits movies around others
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How it feels like everytime i make another annoying silmarillion reference while watching lotr/ hobbits movies around others

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My most unwoke, problematic, irredeemable take is that yeah actually Sebastian and Ciel’s relationship is inherently erotic.
The idea that the often uncomfortable sexual undertones of Kuro are just “fanservice” undermines its place as a work gothic fiction where disturbed and uncomfortable sexual themes are common place. I’m not saying that Taboso is always successful or tasteful in her use of these themes but writing them off entirely only does a disservice to the narrative and limits the discussion of the text.
Media should make you uncomfortable, and so rather than trying to justify it, latch onto it and figure out how that plays into what the larger picture of what the text is trying to tell you.
Do you ever just, see the fandom's depiction of a dynamic and its painfully obvious that one is the favorite and the other exists solely to support the other character?
And any attempt at giving the second character personal thoughts, feelings, or fears, just circles back to making it about the fav character?