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hello allo person in a fandom. letâs play a game. in front of you are two characters. your challenge is to okay and youâve already started shipping them. well the crusher machine is going to activate now goodbye.
idk what op's intention is here, but this is such a controlling, puritanical attitude that at the very least borders on pro-harassment antishipping, and probably crosses the line into it. Especially since op is apparently wishing violence on people who readily ship fictional characters.
First off, this mindset is simply wrongâI'm ace and have always been a rampant shipper, I know tons of ace people who are the same, and I know lots of allosexual people who are not into shipping at all.
One's sexuality has literally nothing to do with your tastes in fiction. Nothing about you as a person necessarily has ANYTHING to do with your tastes in fiction.
Making that assumption isâand I'm not being hyperbolicâextremely dangerous and can lead directly to harassing other fans for what they enjoy in fiction, as well as harassing artists and writers because they created something you don't personally like. It's such an insidious disease that goes against the core values of fandom: ship and let ship, have fun, don't try to dictate how other people can have fun with their paper dollies. This entitlement in regards to other people's tastes in fiction often demonstrates that the people holding said beliefs are not yet very good at separating fiction from reality.
It's fine to be annoyed by a ship or characterization, and you can complain about too much of this headcanon or not enough of this one, etc. But insulting people who enjoy those things, and seemingly wanting to stop other people from enjoying those things is NOT ACCEPTABLE. It's not how fandom is supposed to operate, and if your goals are to control other people, then the only 'friends' you're going to find in fandom are other people who have that same controlling attitude, who will turn on you as soon as you like something they don't approve of.
So I hope op is joking here, but whether or not they're serious, insults like this make fandom a more hostile, less fun place for everyone. Also it shows a fundamental lack of understanding of asexuality.
OPs intention here, I'm assuming, was to show that fandom at large is far too focused on shipping and doesn't bother to explore other types of relationships. "Wishing violence on people" was a humouristic exaggeration, and this is a kinda popular post structure when talking about shipping.
This, as a lot of problems in fandom, is a trend issue rather than a personal one. It's cool that you enjoy shipping and you have fun with it, I wish you fair wind, but when a vast majority enjoy shipping more than any other form of interacting, it shows amatonormativity (belief that everyone has/desires to have a romantic/sexual relationship with one person, and that those relationships matter more than any other type)
I agree that one's preferences to see in fiction don't reflect them as a person whatsoever, but this isn't judging people for the act of shipping in and of itself. It's judging people for seeing two characters near (or not even that, see Bloodymary) and immediately assuming they must be romantically/sexually interested in eachother. Yes, some people after seeing ship content might complain or, in worse cases, harass the author, and they're obviously in the wrong for it. But OPs point, again, is not that nobody ever is allowed to ship anything or they deserve to die, it's that some people are often unwilling to explore anything beyond the amatonormative relationships.
I understand how this may sound aggressive, but from the way the post is worded OP probably meant "People should try to see characters from a perspective other than another's love interest and consider different interpretations" rather than dissuade from shipping entirely. (Oh my god "ship(ping) doesn't even look like a word anymore)
Also, this isn't a post focused on asexuality. I'm not going to police how you choose identify and how you feel, but "allo" person most likely refers to alloromantic (opposite of aromantic) people, aka people who feel romantic attraction, not necessarily sexual. And while aromantic people also may enjoy shipping, "nothing about you as a person has anything to do with your tastes in fiction", it can get annoying when that's the only thing you see
hello allo person in a fandom. letâs play a game. in front of you are two characters. your challenge is to okay and youâve already started shipping them. well the crusher machine is going to activate now goodbye.
idk what op's intention is here, but this is such a controlling, puritanical attitude that at the very least borders on pro-harassment antishipping, and probably crosses the line into it. Especially since op is apparently wishing violence on people who readily ship fictional characters.
First off, this mindset is simply wrongâI'm ace and have always been a rampant shipper, I know tons of ace people who are the same, and I know lots of allosexual people who are not into shipping at all.
One's sexuality has literally nothing to do with your tastes in fiction. Nothing about you as a person necessarily has ANYTHING to do with your tastes in fiction.
Making that assumption isâand I'm not being hyperbolicâextremely dangerous and can lead directly to harassing other fans for what they enjoy in fiction, as well as harassing artists and writers because they created something you don't personally like. It's such an insidious disease that goes against the core values of fandom: ship and let ship, have fun, don't try to dictate how other people can have fun with their paper dollies. This entitlement in regards to other people's tastes in fiction often demonstrates that the people holding said beliefs are not yet very good at separating fiction from reality.
It's fine to be annoyed by a ship or characterization, and you can complain about too much of this headcanon or not enough of this one, etc. But insulting people who enjoy those things, and seemingly wanting to stop other people from enjoying those things is NOT ACCEPTABLE. It's not how fandom is supposed to operate, and if your goals are to control other people, then the only 'friends' you're going to find in fandom are other people who have that same controlling attitude, who will turn on you as soon as you like something they don't approve of.
So I hope op is joking here, but whether or not they're serious, insults like this make fandom a more hostile, less fun place for everyone. Also it shows a fundamental lack of understanding of asexuality.
this response was tenuously connected to the original post at best, very poorly researched, full of logical fallacies that undermined its own point, and carried an overly defensive tone that did not aid in conveying its point. unfortunately i had to give this a zero due to the sheer lack of engagement with the original material, to the point where this response seems to unironically echo the kind of sentiment that caused the post to be written in the first place.
this is probably the best response to anything on this bottomless pit of a website.
hello allo person in a fandom. letâs play a game. in front of you are two characters. your challenge is to okay and youâve already started shipping them. well the crusher machine is going to activate now goodbye.
hello allo person in a fandom. letâs play a game. in front of you are two characters. your challenge is to okay and youâve already started shipping them. well the crusher machine is going to activate now goodbye.
idk what op's intention is here, but this is such a controlling, puritanical attitude that at the very least borders on pro-harassment antishipping, and probably crosses the line into it. Especially since op is apparently wishing violence on people who readily ship fictional characters.
First off, this mindset is simply wrongâI'm ace and have always been a rampant shipper, I know tons of ace people who are the same, and I know lots of allosexual people who are not into shipping at all.
One's sexuality has literally nothing to do with your tastes in fiction. Nothing about you as a person necessarily has ANYTHING to do with your tastes in fiction.
Making that assumption isâand I'm not being hyperbolicâextremely dangerous and can lead directly to harassing other fans for what they enjoy in fiction, as well as harassing artists and writers because they created something you don't personally like. It's such an insidious disease that goes against the core values of fandom: ship and let ship, have fun, don't try to dictate how other people can have fun with their paper dollies. This entitlement in regards to other people's tastes in fiction often demonstrates that the people holding said beliefs are not yet very good at separating fiction from reality.
It's fine to be annoyed by a ship or characterization, and you can complain about too much of this headcanon or not enough of this one, etc. But insulting people who enjoy those things, and seemingly wanting to stop other people from enjoying those things is NOT ACCEPTABLE. It's not how fandom is supposed to operate, and if your goals are to control other people, then the only 'friends' you're going to find in fandom are other people who have that same controlling attitude, who will turn on you as soon as you like something they don't approve of.
So I hope op is joking here, but whether or not they're serious, insults like this make fandom a more hostile, less fun place for everyone. Also it shows a fundamental lack of understanding of asexuality.
this response was tenuously connected to the original post at best, very poorly researched, full of logical fallacies that undermined its own point, and carried an overly defensive tone that did not aid in conveying its point. unfortunately i had to give this a zero due to the sheer lack of engagement with the original material, to the point where this response seems to unironically echo the kind of sentiment that caused the post to be written in the first place.
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hello allo person in a fandom. letâs play a game. in front of you are two characters. your challenge is to okay and youâve already started shipping them. well the crusher machine is going to activate now goodbye.
hello self proclaimed multishipper on tumblr. let's play a game. in front of you is an aro person venting understandable frustration about how 99% of fanworks and fan discussions in every single fandom always center around romance, regardless of whether or not the character in question would realistically want to date anyone. your challenge is to okay and you've already started calling op a violent anti. well the crusher machine-
Many lgbt teenagers and young adults growing up on the internet today have socially conservative beliefs that they voice at all times that they got from their conservative parents which theyâve never challenged because they think the life experience of being gay or trans makes them politically progressive
This is why I hate it when people say something homophobic and then go âso youâre really accusing me, a whole ass lesbian, of being homophobic đâ like yeah
Just because youâre part of an oppressed party does not mean you cannot hold bias against other groups or members of your own group. Bias is learned and ingrained through society and family and it takes real work to unlearn it. No one is perfect, no one is without bias and you are in fact going to fuck up now and againâwhat matters is if you learn from it and grow.
this is what people are talking about when they say "do the work"
far too many people want good to be a thing they are, and not something they have to strive to be
whereâs the one post thatâs like âthere is no identity that prevents you from being capable of harming other peopleâ
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Many lgbt teenagers and young adults growing up on the internet today have socially conservative beliefs that they voice at all times that they got from their conservative parents which theyâve never challenged because they think the life experience of being gay or trans makes them politically progressive
This is why I hate it when people say something homophobic and then go âso youâre really accusing me, a whole ass lesbian, of being homophobic đâ like yeah
Just because youâre part of an oppressed party does not mean you cannot hold bias against other groups or members of your own group. Bias is learned and ingrained through society and family and it takes real work to unlearn it. No one is perfect, no one is without bias and you are in fact going to fuck up now and againâwhat matters is if you learn from it and grow.
this is what people are talking about when they say "do the work"
far too many people want good to be a thing they are, and not something they have to strive to be
Good isn't a state of being, flat out. You can't be good or bad, that isn't how it works. You can only do good or bad, morality isn't dictated by the thought police, it's about how you treat others and how you treat yourself.
If you break a plate once, you sweep it up; if you break enough plates, it's time to think about why you keep breaking them and come up with a way to stop breaking plates. Maybe you're holding them awkwardly and need to retrain your grip, maybe you keep placing them too close to the edge of the counter, maybe you have a motor disability and need to stop using breakable plates. This is a metaphor for doing bad things. You are not good or bad, no one is inherently good or bad, the only measurement of good and bad is by how you treat yourself and others, and if you keep treating people badly, that is something you need to fix.
i miss the time when creators weren't constantly talking about their own show on social media, and revealing important details through tumblr asks instead of including them in the show.
i genuinely think that creators should avoid discussing their show for at least a month after the show has finished airing. that doesn't mean they can't engage with the fandom, they can still repost fanarts or cosplays and have meaningful interactions with their fans.
i just think they should let fans draw their own conclusions before going on social media and talking in depth about how you should be viewing a certain character. at that point, you're basically telling your fans exactly how to feel, and discouraging critical thinking.
even worse is when fans use this as a justification to attack anyone who has a different opinion. "you're not allowed to hate this character, the author confirmed they have anxiety!" "you can't headcanon this character as anything because it goes against what the creator said in their deviantart account!"
during the era of TV broadcasting and before social media was such a huge thing, the only time creators could talk about their shows was in interviews and stuff, if they even got those.
and while that probably created problems for them, the good thing was that they had to add any important detail IN CANON, because they couldn't just hop on twitter and be like "oh btw these characters are dating". and they had to be comfortable with their audience drawing different conclusions and having different perspectives of a character or a plot, instead of being told exactly how to feel.
idk man, i'm sick of this epidemic. i want to know the creators' thought processes and creative decisions, of course, but if they're just going to reveal every important detail through social media, then what am i watching the show for? at this point, i could just go on their social media and scroll for an hour, and i got all the information i need.
Genuinely thank you for saying this
This includes the tags section too
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drawing possibly one of the funniest moments in the book. chain⌠must chainâŚâŚ. quote below !!!!!
This is the 85 year old creator of Roger Rabbit:
Unkind thoughts about other people's appearances stay inside your head. We're trying to have a civilization here.
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A social media post by Gary K. Wolf. It reads:
Iâve had to unfriend a few fans lately, all for the same reason. They made ridiculing, unkind, and in some cases outright cruel comments about pictures I posted of young women cosplaying Jessica.
More than a person, Jessica is a state of mind. To play Jessica, you need self-confidence, a sense of humor, and a Jessican âattitudeâ. There is no such thing as a Jessica cosplayer being too short, too flat chested, too heavy, too thin, too unattractive, too black, too Asian, or even too male!!! All Jessica, any Jessica, every Jessica is good Jessica.
Iâm not giving any warnings or second chances. A single disparaging comment on a Jessica cosplayer, and Iâm throwing you out of the rainbow colored Toontown Tent.
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Link to post in screenshot: https://www.facebook.com/gary.k.wolf/posts/ive-had-to-unfriend-a-few-fans-lately-all-for-the-same-reason-they-made-ridiculi/10228131879071082/
Iâve had to unfriend a few fans lately, all for the same reason. They made ridiculing, unkind, and in some cases outright cruel comments abo
They are so normal your honor
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This is the 85 year old creator of Roger Rabbit:
Cool knowledge being shared in prev's tags:
eridian parent teacher conferences ,, i like to think graceâs students mirror his antics way too often.
When you move to an alien planet and all your hard-earned kiddie curses are now horribly disgustingly explicitâ
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This one was made by working backwards from the idea of a hostage note.
This is incredible because it started differently so I did NOT. see it coming.
I've been thinking more about what differentiate tadc from Heather. After all, they both features an abusive character that only get worse until they commit suicide.
I think the true difference is in the protagonists. Heather is Veronica's story and jd is the antagonist. Jax is the protagonist of tadc, pomni is merely the eyes we observe her from.
That means Heather is a story about a girl getting addicted to an abusive relationship and learning to break off of it and prioritize herself. Meanwhile, tadc follow the abusive character while giving minimal attention to her victims, only to kill her off by the end. Tell me which one sounds the most satisfying and uplifting.
