#friguxcor.

LFDKJGLDJGLSDJ i think everyone and their mothers know i love gr/uvia but the fandom makes me want to kms over how horribly they make gr/uvia seem / how mashima writes them sometimes !!! gr/uvia could be such a great relationship if people stopped calling juvia some fangirl / stalker bc that’s not how she is !!!! i read a post somewhere a few days ago that basically says “you can’t expect the normal parts of a western romance in a japanese novel, because you’ll get the wrong ideas” !!!!!! and it’s so true !!!! bc there is so much that is done differently in japan, and as fairy tail may look like it’s in a “western nation” it is a japanese novel written by a japanese man, so you can’t expect it to be like “the notebook” in terms of romance! do i agree with everything mashima has written for gr/uvia? no ofc not bc some of the things he writes is purely for the WIDELY MALE BASED AUDIENCE he has unfortunately !!! it sucks (it also sucks bc the “fans” take this fan service and spin it to make these beautiful women look like shitty characters when in fact ALL THE WOMEN OF FAIRY TAIL ARE BEAUTIFUL AND BADASS AND THEY DESERVE BETTER THAN FANSERVICE) bc if mashima actually stuck to his plot instead of pleasing the fans, gr/uvia would have the potential to be such a BEAUTIFUL ship and not just a comedic relief “tsundere” “fangirl” trope !!! 

MEME / ACCEPTING.

TELL ME IF I’M UR FAV / ACCEPTING.

LET ME POUR SOME SALT / ACCEPTING.

i don’t understand the ft fandom and their thirst over ships ???? holy shit i’m like 100% done with this fandom and their need to jump on anyone that disagrees with each other ?? listen there is some childish shit that goes down in the community, and i am saying this as a ‘child’ !!!! wHO CAAAAAARES WHO ENDS UP WITH WHO ???? 

also why does everyone over analyze every single thing that happens in the manga ???? it’s like mashima puts the main characters beside each other and all of a sudden it’s #canon ????? why can’t they just be friends ………. why can’t you all just chill out and stop the ‘ship wars’