#fandom trope

A little food for thought: there was a book from Armijn Pane called "Habis Gelap Terbitlah Terang", which was a compilation of letters made by an Indonesian(back then the country was referred as "Dutch-Indie" or "Indonesische") woman known as Kartini. She wrote these letters to her Dutch friends, so a Dutch compiled them to a book. She expressed the frustrations of living in a traditional society where she is expected to marry people she didn't know, for the sake of social and financial security. She literally said in one of those letters that she would rather die at field labor than die in a marriage. She even found the separation of class which kinda happened at the time period rather pointless cuz why would you want to marry a stranger to uplift your social status?

And back then, this is considered woke

We even have a National Holiday, dedicated to her honor(yes, it's called Kartini Day and it's celebrated at April 21st)... but only for us to wear traditional clothing and doing some cooking contests, basically reducing her to the traditional roles she was very much against.

Guess where we are today?

Lots of us(but specifically in a more culturally conservative countries) still couldn't grasp the idea of not wanting marriage, and there is a whole reality of unaffordable care(forget healthcare, some of us can't get a job once we're over 25 and I know a particular government promising to get us a job...which never happened?) beating their heads with a hammer.

I wanted to ask you what "💜👑" means? I'm in the Dr. Stone fandom and I've seen it around

Short answer: Purple Royalty.

Long answer: it's an elaborate AU headcanon that became a fanfiction tag. It isn't a ship, it is a trope that contains the Stan/Xeno ship where they adopted Gen and Luna - either modern no-petrification AU or they were adopted before petrification. There are usually ships for Luna and/or Gen and the drama of that and how the parents handle that. (Either very well and supportive or... let's say canonically. 😉😆)

As always remember Kinktomato and that at the beginning of the America City Arc: Few of the main cast are related closely enough to cause shipping issues, only one of them is too young (Suika,) and no real humans are harmed by making the paper dolls dance. My personal opinion under the cut.