#saly rambles

I'm not an idiot; I know very well that in cases like this there will always be people who believe the accused is innocent, but this case is really kind of scary because these people spend like 24 hours a day discussing, creating huge docs and specifically called out those who show support Ren

And another thing that doesn't make sense to me is that these accounts always have on average fewer than 200 followers and don't seem like they were fans of the game before the incident, because if that were the case I would simply say "well, they are frustrated fans because the game's reputation has been ruined," but apparently not, some are even recent

The chance of this being a flashback to Nori's death makes me AAAAAAAA, bro I'm going to lose my mind. I was very against this theory but looking at the current scenario (they are practically at the end of the world) of things it won't be incompressible if Uzi is disturbed when he finds out about this, anyway, I hope that in the end they work it out and make out 👍🏾

I was one of those who expected a kiss but never realistically thought there would be one on the show (and it turned out to be true) and I don't think that affects how their relationship was established at all. They are two awkward teenagers who aren't used to this type of relationship yet, to the audience (and even the characters) it's obvious that they're not platonic anymore but they only come to that conclusion in the final episode😭😭, so I feel like a kiss now would be so rushed with the way their relationship has progressed throughout the series

Not to mention that love isn't just shown with conveniently romantic things, how did you guys notice that they were practically touching each other the whole time in this episode? (holding hands, touching faces, scene in the credits where they are tangled up in bed, etc.) This shows their affection too and it is so much more special than a kissing scene that would only cater to the whims of the fanbase

Like, queer representation in ut/dr was never about "character looks at the screen and says their sexuality/identity," and I think most people who call it a theory expect it to happen, hoping to mock those who believe in something that is strongly "implied" in a non-accidental way.

I don't know how to put it into words, but textually, Ralsei is already trans to me simply because their arc clearly serves as an allegory for it, and the game doesn't need to directly say that to me, like how Mettaton and Mad Mew Mew are trans and Toby never needed to come to Twitter to confirm anything.