I prefer my ships taboo and problematic instead of vanilla and NORMAL!!!
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I prefer my ships taboo and problematic instead of vanilla and NORMAL!!!

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All right y’all-we’re halfway through season two and I’m fixin’ to complain. I do not expect this post to be very popular or to gain much traction, but I needed to get it off my chest before the next episode drop.
Rant positively inspired by this reblog: ⬇️
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Truthfully, I’m so fcking tired of all the ship discourse surrounding Alastor’s asexuality.
The lack of tolerance in this fandom is unbelievable. It’s disappointing. It’s hypocritical.
More importantly, many of the people trying to “police” Alastor’s character in fanmade-works don’t seem to realize they’re invalidating ace experiences like my own.
Asexuality is a spectrum—something that’s been carefully explained in countless posts since the pilot episode aired. Yet, every day, people in the Hazbin fandom continue to make truly ignorant, and (sometimes cruel) assumptions about a life they’ve never lived.
I’m in my 30s. I’ve never been kissed… I still have my friggin V-card.
That said, I’m tired of everyone assuming that just because I don’t crave sex, I’m incapable of a romantic or even a sexual relationship. Sure, I don’t seek sex out. I rarely even think about it. But just because I’m not inherently drawn to it doesn’t mean I’m repulsed by it—or afraid of it. It just means it’s not something I naturally want.
With the right person though? I might be open to it, just as I’d be open to watching their favorite show or going to their favorite restaurant.
Yes, there are asexual people who are sex-repulsed—and their feelings and experiences absolutely matter. But they are not the only ones who exist. They are not the only ones who deserve representation.
(More damning?These people are not the ones acting vile online)
And here’s the biggest point: Alastor is an imaginary character.
He doesn’t need your help. He doesn’t need your protection.
But the person on the other side of the screen? Real.
The artist whose page you left a hate comment on? Real.
The author who poured pieces of their own experiences into a fanfic? Real.
Real. Real. Real.
You want to help? You want to protect? You want to validate asexual voices?
Then stop preaching—and listen to us. All of us. Even the “weird” ones who don’t fit neatly into your worldview.
If that’s too much for you? Then at least remember, at the end of the day, you control the content you consume.
If you don’t like a ship, block the tag.
If you don’t want romance or smut, use tags like “Queerplatonic Relationship” or “Sex-Repulsed Alastor.”
Please—just let the rest of us enjoy our fandom in peace.
And if you can’t stand to have your worldview stretched beyond your prejudices of how a proper ace should be? Or you refuse to be tolerant and learn how to respectfully coexist with people you disagree with?
Then maybe you are not ready to watch a series meant for “mature audiences”.
the antiship idea that your fictional tastes must equal your IRL tastes is incredibly aphobic and queerphobic.
that person who enjoys lolisho content must be attracted to real children? okay, then that asexual who enjoys smut must be lying about being asexual. that aromantic who enjoys romance stories must be lying about being aromantic. that lesbian who's attracted to a male fictional character must be attracted to real men. that gay man who's attracted to a female fictional character must be attracted to real women. wdym "it's different"? no, no, your fictional tastes definitely equal your IRL tastes, because the antiship community says so!
What do we call their ship name
DancePardner
Blellow
DancingBullets
Justegrity
Blooming Justegrity
"GunsandRoses" and "JustDance" have been omitted because they are already names of preexisting media, and I've already been through one fandom war over a ship name clogging another fandom's main tag
"JustDance" is already a game name (Just Dance)
"Gunsandroses" is already a band name (Guns n' Roses)
EDIT: BLELLOW IS ALSO USED BY SEVERAL OTHER FANDOMS TURNS OUT
For peace and harmony in the fandom, and to avoid another Hazbin ship name fiasco, we need to choose something that isn't already a name for something else
I like "(Blooming) Justegrity" a lot for some reason. the "blooming" is to distinguish it from yellow and blue soul ships from undertale if "justegrity" is already a thing
"Hate when I enter a new fandom and the most boring, unamusing and tasteless ship is the ultimate fan favourite" type of people piss me off so much. Like no, just because you(general you) don't like a ship doesn't automatically make it "bland" or "boring" and saying things like this doesn't make you special it just shows everyone how bitter, immature and eccentric you are. You should be able to dislike something and still be civil about it, it really shouldn't be that hard.

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this is kinda corny but it's literally how arguing with antishippers feel 😭
antis dni
Some people are so sensitive when it comes to toxic ships, like no bro I don't think the fact you got hit as a child is good just because I drew L and Light fighting