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If someone is "telling someone to stop romanticizing x", yeah, the reaction is going to be "why the fuck are you going on about purity culture?" because that IS purity culture. Romanticizing abuse. Romanticizing this or that.
It's fucking fiction, Helen. Twilight romanticized stalking and we don't have a generation of stalkers on our hand. Grow up.
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Fandom Problem #5674:
A webcomic is often used as "bases" for people.
fandom problem #5674
unpopular opinion: i hate people who cry out to the rooftops about purity culture when someone tells them to stop romanticizing things like pedophilia, zoophilia, incest, and abuse, especially when they proceed ignore or harass victims of said things they romanticise.
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Op of #5674: Perhaps it's an unpopular opinion. I don't like the webcomic being used as an art base for fans. (That's why I wrote "bases" as a plural noun.) The reason may be the influence of another fandom I belong to, but some edits of the webcomic would be confusing for people who don't know the webcomic to see it.
I loved the webcomic for a long time. I believe you know it well. Its video game adaption and fan works are also famous. There are some fans know it from the latter.
And an inside joke: Even I can't fight this work!
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