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First of all let’s get one thing straight, kismessitude is not inherently abusive/toxic/unhealthy; it certainly can be a abusive/toxic/unhealthy relationship like any other relationship, romantic or not, but it’s not automatically so.

Ok, with that out of the way let me explain to you a thing(my depiction of) about kismessitude.

A kismessitude is in a sense a rivalry romance(particularly/specifically a shounen anime rivalry). You/Your pitch partner/partners look at you and see so much good or potential for good in and admires your virtues/highlights but there’s a fatal flaw that holds them/you back and it just grates on your nerves and makes you want to push them out of it any means necessary. One misconception of caliginous romance is that it’s purely hate and intention to kill which is completely not true - that not a pitch relationship, that’s just hate. The whole point of a kismessitude is to better each other, to help your partner/partners grow & develop beyond what they are currently; you admire them and feel this compelling need to push them to be better, to fulfill their potential as best they can. You care about them, love them and cherish them and that, along with the aforementioned points, is what makes a caliginous romance/relationship a romance/relationship.

Also note that this can appear as simple bickering, jabbing and/or arguing or even physical fighting but whatever the relationship may present itself to outsiders/others the only thing/opinions that matter is those of the individuals involved and only they get/have a say in it. But no matter what a healthy kismessitude is like a boxing match: as long as there’s consent, all individuals are playing by & respecting the rules and there’s someone checking in to make sure no one is hurting themselves there’s nothing wrong with individuals in a circumstance that allows them to air out their frustrations.

Article 13 is going into it’s final stages of voting. 

If this gets through, it will allow many, many companies to abuse and misuse this article to take down as many memes, fan works, and even other independent creators on sites like YouTube, Facebook, and other websites INCLUDING Tumblr. 

THE FAIR USE LAW AND SAFEHARBOR LAW WILL NO LONGER APPLY IN THE U.S OR IN OTHER COUNTRIES. 

IT HAS ALREADY PASSED IN SEVERAL OTHER COUNTRIES. 

WE CANNOT ALLOW THEM TO TAKE AWAY WHAT WE BUILT FOR THE INTERNET SO FAR. 

So here is what you need to do to drag this article down. 

1. Spread the word 

I can’t stress this enough. The more attention this gets the more people we can get to take this down. 

2. Make your own content 

Make your own content on the matter and make sure it is clear to others that Article 13 is bad for every internet user involved. 

3. If you live anywhere in Europe, contact your MEPs 

Ask them if they approve of the article and why. If they do approve of it, try to convince them in a clear, reasonable, and most sensible way possible that this law is BAD. 

The article itself is way to vague about what it’s conveying to its people. 

Saying that as long as the use of said internet memes or content is good as long as it’s in “good faith.” 

We cannot let some shoddy government tell us what we can and cannot post. 

FREE SPEECH IS A HUMAN RIGHT. NOT A PRIVILEGE. 

Here’s a video on Article 13 that Film Theory made on the matter. It will explain things better than I can. 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GbXHrj8k7dg

Edit: I’ve noticed that some people are having trouble with getting the video to work. So here is the new link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbXHrj8k7dg&app=desktop

Plus thanks to user @rwby- 13 for giving me a link to this Change.org petition!

I have 'for the 2019-2020 school year' written on the top of the page.

FROM HERE ON IN I SHOOT WITHOUT A SCRIPT

SEE IF ANYTHING COMES OF IT