#v33rantzz

Something that speaks volumes about people's priorities over on Twitter is that they're using the point "Ashley and Michael has 7 years to apologise and didn't until they got backlash" but you had 7 years to bring it up and you didn't. And if you actually paid attention, you'd know that they DID apologise before now, they literally did on stream, and this was 2019, time passed, they probably forgot it happened like a week after the stream and only remembered it happened AFTER everyone started talking about it. "7 years to apologise btw" 7 years to care btw you just wanted to start something. You just wanted someone to cancel because you realised none of the VAs had been cancelled yet. I swear I'm genuinely at my limit with the TADC fandom to the point I'm getting sick of seeing TADC content at all because there's always people to ruin it. I'm still with the belief that half of you don't even like the show because you act like you hate it. Pisses me off to no end.

I never realised how much I unintentionally hid from new fandom discourse cause I had no idea Goose said anything about Pomni and Jax being the main characters and that people were angry about it until chubs-deuce posted about it. But now I know (albeit having no idea what people are saying), here's my take on this. Why did Goose need to say it for you to be angry? Was it not already obvious that the show is revolving around them, they've been the main focus for like, three episodes. Four if you count episode four. It was pretty clear they were the focus of the show so why the hell are you angry now? And also why are you angry at all. This is slightly related to other things I've seen but I find it a little weird that the second Jax isn't just an asshole who pokes at people for fun, people hate him. If you're angry about someone who was clearly a protagonist being confirmed to be a protagonist then I think you need to take a minute and have a conversation with yourself because this is such a non-issue. And I hate that saying but it's true. This is not a problem in the slightest. The problem is that you're making a big deal over literally nothing. This doesn't eliminate any chance we were going to get to learn about the other characters. It doesn't change anything because this is how it was from the second the show debuted. The show is gonna carry on like normal, nothing will change just because Goose confirmed Jax's role. Please get over it.

Hey so as someone who has seen the finale if you don't abide by spoiler etiquette I don't fw you. Feels like common sense to at least hide your blatantly spoilering art underneath a read more?

Lowk this whole pre-release thing is pissing me off. Mainly because I KNOW what fandoms are like and I know that people are going to spoil it. Why even have a pre-release if only certain parts of the world are going to be able to watch it? I live in the UK and I know so many people who would love to be able to see it early and in theatres. Same with Europe as a whole. I might block the TADC tag or something when the pre-release happens because I'm never in the mood to be spoilered for the finale of a show I like.

Back again to be annoyed with the PJSK fandom because shippers are pissing me off. Under a post about liking RuiKasa "Me with Akitoya. I hate when people ship AkiAn when Akitoya and Anhane are SO implied" shut up. The top reply to it, "Literally, how can people even ship Akito with anyone else" are people really this dim. No ship in the game is canon, people can ship whatever the fuck they want if it's not family relations. I genuinely think ships are one of the major problems this fandom has because everyone shits on each other for liking different ships when none of them are canon in the first place. And I'm reiterating this cause I don't want to be mistaken for one of these people. I do not like certain non-problematic ships in PJSK (especially because some of the people who do put me off it) but I do not give a damn if you like the ones I don't. It's none of my business and it's not a problem. How is that so hard to understand.