#vv talks

the fact that they are so wrapped up in the sense of superiority and online culture that they think they ever were entitled to streamer’s personal infromation, their friendships, their 110% support towards their actions absolutely shows that they are fucking delusional. streamers are not your friends, nor are they your doll to control and entertain you as you please.

being a bad person, or “problematic” is not fucking okay. you don’t viciously send death threats to someone then turn around and ask people to not pqrt you beacuse you have boundaries (which is obv okay but when in this situation it’s so damn hypocritical) being morally wrong is not cool and quirky 🤪 it’s fucking disgusting.

and insulting someone’s appearance? why don’t you look at yourself and think about how you would react if you were insulted? that’s the most immature thing a person can do in an arguement, and they’re literally doing it because they just don’t like the person???

Tbh i've always felt deeply sympathetic towards Sakura (even before i discovered that i was gay for her) but her crush (tbh i refuse to call it anything other than that because im petty and bitter) on Sasuke annoyed me but franckly in the beginning it wasn't that bad, because it was presented as it was, a simple crush on the most popular guy, something shallow that only existed because Sasuke was cool and intelligent and strong (but also it was somehow a connection with Ino)

It became one of Sakura's most notable character point : Sakura is the girl who has a crush on Sasuke like every other girl in the entire series. She isn't in love with him, she is in love with this idealized version of him that she made up, that's a character flaw like any other and i truely believe that their romance would have had way more credibility if we saw a moment where that image is shattered for Sakura and where she saw Sasuke with all his flaws and sadness and anger (but only Naruto ever did saw him like that) and aknowledge them!!

one could argue that she did saw him like that when Sasuke first experienced the power of the cursed seal but here is the thing, it didn't change the idea she had of him ("This isn't Sasuke-kun") and even then she was righ it really wasn't him being vulnerable in front of her, or showing his real colors or whatevz so for me? That first ever SasuSaku ship scene?? Wack. Not worth a damn.

So yeah why is a scene where Sakura realizes that Sasuke isn't all perfect necessary?? Well so that Sakura finally starts to see herself as being equal to Sasuke, because yeah here is the number one problem i had, i personnaly never saw Sakura thinking of herself to be as capable as Sasuke (and even when she is better at something it's downplayed narratively ye im bitter about the chakra molding thing) (one could argue that it's the same thing with Naruto but there i think that it's more complex there because unlike with Sasuke, Sakura really did have the time to develope a friendship with Naruto; they had their issues in the past (im thinking about Sakura's biases) but in the end they do not think themselves to be superior to the other) And even more important we are never saw a scene where Sasuke looks at her like an equal (im at episode 134 in shippuden so maybe im wrong but i heard that he tries to kill her after that. several times. so do i think that i am wrong?? no)

So yeah Sakura is stuck with a shallow crush that somehow became her sole character trait (in naruto, not shippuden) (thankfully we were able to take a break during her figth with Ino (but even then it's annoying how sasuke of all people is the one who made them become more distant with one another (god that's not how girls act at all, especially not when you're not even friends with the person you both have a crush on or when you are fucking what? 8? 9?)) and with little to no development in her relationship with Sasuke. And then here comes the scene of Sasuke's departure.

It was such a mess, Kishimoto fast forwarded her feelings so much?? She spoke like she was in love with him?? Where did all that come from? When did they bond like that? What happened that transformed her shallow crush into fully fledged love?? Ok i said that she was in love with the idea that created, but never would that justify her trying to convince him to take her with him leaving all of her familly and friends behind, and it really makes her speech about experiencing "true loneliness" if Sasuke left her shallow and really non-sensical, with how much the importance of familly and bonds is brought up again and again, it really feels out of place.

It's bad writting. In a scene that was supposed to be dramatic and sad, we are only be taken aback/shocked by what she says, like girl, really??