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Being aromantic in fandom is just constantly seeing people slam headfirst into amatonormative tropes of goodness equaling being in a relationship and calling themselves progressive for doing it
I was just wondering, Iāve seen anti tags for just about every fandom, but Iāve only seen āsaltā tags for ATLA, GOT, and a few others. Is it just not as common of a tag to use?
i think this is a shift that happened around when āantiā vs āanti antiā/āproshipā discourse started gaining traction, at least as far as i can tell. because it used to be that āanti shipnameā was simply used to denote negative opinions about a ship (or character) and to keep those posts separate from the main tags so fans of the ship or whatever wouldnāt have to see them--i have fairly extensive anti tags, but for me being like āanti reyloā or āanti swanqueenā doesnāt mean i think anyone who ships those things are bad people--i just really hate the ships and sometimes wanna talk about why on my blog without like, crapping on the shipās front porch or whatever.
āantisā has become synonymous with ābulliesā lately, though (if you want an example, just scroll back on my blog to posts from two days ago to see the kind of dogpiling and harassment those parts of fandom actively engage in and encourage), and so i think a lot of people who donāt want to be associated with people like that have started using salt tags as a way to categorize their anti posts and still keep them separate from main tags without being labeled as āantisā. ācriticalā tags serve a similar function.
then thereās also a matter of degree. for example, iāll use the tag āanti kataangā because i genuinely dislike that ship on a number of levels, but i prefer to use the tag āaang saltā when talking about things i criticize wrt his arc in the show because i donāt actually hate or dislike aang, but i do dislike the way a lot of his character arc was handled in book 3 and want to talk about that without people assuming i hate him. (i mean a lot of them will anyway, just bc i ship zutara, but thereās not much i can do about that so.)
i suspect the exact reasons will vary from person to person, but these are the trends iāve personally noticed!
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Lol just scrolling through my blog and I see quite a few salt posts Iāve made and I think I understand why so many of the antis hate me
quick reminder: if yall are trying to pick fights with a teenager on the internet over a fictional thing that doesn't exist you people really need to find better things to do with your free time and/or life
Could you imagine running out of arguments so you just put up a copy-pasta and get mad when the person you were arguing with doesn't humor you?
not really, but i can imagine asking why the fuck youāre talking in my askbox about it