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~In case someone might actually want to know~
Well... I don't really know what to write about myself... Someone said you better have it so here we are doing this after years... The whole point of Me starting this blog was/is it to be a Semi public- Semi privet journal for me to went my thoughts in a place I know some might see but still think no one sees...so most of the times I'm just venting and other times I might express my opinions on things I would die for ^^
I’m really sorry about your uncle 🫂 he is wrong in so many ways
Thanks~ may these people go extinct ^^
this is a dumbass comment for two (2) reasons, which i will now tell you.
1: no one is arguing that fiction doesn't affect reality. no one. in fact, the only people i've seen argue that "fiction doesn't affect reality" are proship bait blogs (blogs made by antis to "bait" proship people), so maybe you want to redirect this energy towards your fellow antis.
fiction does affect reality, but not to the extent that most antis argue. fiction can make you happy, sad, angry, etc. if you're not careful with what you're consuming, it can potentially trigger you, but it can also help you heal from trauma(s). what fiction cannot do is make you abuse or assault someone on a whim. if you have a good grasp on fiction and reality, if you know the difference between the two (which most people do), you don't have to worry about fiction turning you into an abuser. if fiction somehow makes you do things you'd never consider doing, then clearly your moral backbone is comprised entirely of wet spaghetti, which is a problem with you, not the fiction you're consuming.
2: if you're aware that certain things in fiction may have a negative impact on you (such as causing psychosis, as the comment claims), then it is your responsibility to safely manage what you consume in fiction to avoid being negatively affected. no one else's. you being stupid enough to consume fictional content that you know negatively affects you (multiple times, apparently!) does not suddenly make fiction bad and dangerous, it just makes you irresponsible.
"fiction caused x negative affect on me" will never mean "fiction is inherently harmful".
all it means is that you need to curate your damn internet experience and stop reading shit that you know you don't like! which is what the proship community has been saying!! fucking listen!!!
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My uncle is eating my brain with bullshit religious marriage propaganda someone save me...
Somewhat update: He started to freaking about about some girls wearing crop tops for fuck's sake and when I said what the fuck is wrong with him and it's his problem if he feels scandalized by them, He then started to freak out over why men should be the ones to control themselves, how it's these women's fault when their husbands cheats on them and how the society is doomed because some girls wearing crop top in fucking warm weather...
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Sometimes a shota is all you need to make you cheer up.
Karafami one of the (if not the only) fandom where people are actually loosing their shits over how the Ossan is actually trying to be the responsible adult- I wish you all the best and get what you want and please never cease to exist.
Minamoto Shinji
Thinking about the symbolism of two broken men who were robbed of a normal and proper childhood because of their irresponsible and abusive parents meeting for the first time in a playground makes me want to scream
Like the way Towa asked Fujieda in the same playground to work with each other and kept insisting never stops reminding me of a child asking another child to be friends and play with each other
Just wanted to add how the very first serious interaction they had was fighting over a plush toy
Emperor penji x Adelie pentomi
Hey fellas is it normal to read someone’s rights like they’re marriage vows and then put the handcuffs on them slowly and tenderly like a wedding ring
being in the nitrochiral fandom just means you're gonna be subjected to listening to people argue about which rpist seme is better than another rpist seme
n+c I beg of you stop making me so emotionally attached to your protags
karafami is really good because the yakuza guy is crashing out like I’m so sorry for grooming you i’m going to disappear on you for indefinite amounts of time so that i don’t damage you any further and then the shota is like Well that makes me feel like shit because you’re basically saying i’m damaged for wanting to be around you and if you were going to feel that way you shouldn’t have kidnapped me when i was 14 in the first place. i am also sleep deprived at my minimum wage job. and the yakuza guy is like Damn…. let me buy you 10 plates of fried rice
Hey does anyone wanna hear my thoughts about how Madarame and Fujieda's routes are essentially the same thing but in a different font????? Huge spoilers for the true route of Slow Damage.
Once I started playing Fujieda's route it struck me how it pretty much followed the same story beats as Madarame's:
Towa is confronted with a relic from his past > Something about it nags at him so he starts poking around > He remembers something from his past > He comes to terms with some aspect of his identity > Confrontation with the Takasato asshole that's been causing issues
But aside from that, both Madarame and Fujieda reflect different aspects of Towa's character. Both of their routes revolve around the idea of meeting someone so similar to you that they might as well be a mirror and the understanding that's born from that. The main difference is what they reflect and the traits they bring out in each other.
Madarame essentially reflects all of the things that Maya made Towa into. When they're together, they reflect and amplify the rougher edges of each of their personalities. Towa's apathy, his recklessness, his impulsivity, and his masochism are the things Madarame considers to be Towa's "true self". They're the parts of Towa that he sees reflected in himself; the parts of them that operate on instinct rather than the norms of society. Madarame loves Towa in his own way, and accepts the "roughest" version of himself, but these aspects of his character are things that Towa became because of Maya's abuse. It ultimately works for them and they find their version of happiness, but the more instinctual Towa that Madarame sought out is a version of Towa who is ruled by his coping mechanisms and survival instincts. To find this happiness (a happiness found in pain and danger), Towa must first be broken and regress back into his trauma. Madarame and Towa reflect each other in a way that enables the worst of their behavior.
Fujieda, on the other hand, reflects everything that Towa is DESPITE Maya's influence. (There is still that aspect of mirroring each other through their trauma and their shared scars is one of the big reasons they begin to connect, but it's more than that.) They reflect each other in their resilience in the way they choose to keep living and their refusal to let their trauma further define them. Both Towa and Fujieda suffer from survivor's guilt and consider suicide, and yet both of them make the difficult choice to keep living to some degree because of the other's influence. They reflect each other in the memory of the girl who gives them both the strength to carry on; someone they loved and lost. They reflect the ugliest and truest parts of themselves, showcased in their negative first interactions early in the game and the literal/metaphorical scars they share. Yet, despite how scared they both are at being confronted with someone so similar, they see the beauty and humanity in each other where they struggle to see it in themselves. Because Fujieda's character mirrors Towa's so closely, he's able to relate deeply to Towa and understand how much of his behavior is an attempt to regain his autonomy and recognizes that he could have very easily ended up the same way. Fujieda loves Towa for who he's managed to become despite Maya's abuse, and it's this mutual understanding that allows them to support each other so thoroughly. Fujieda and Towa reflect each other in a way that ultimately supports a journey to healing and recovery.
Anyway, if you actually read all of that I would love to hear your thoughts because it's been rattling around in my brain for too long!
Thinking about the symbolism of two broken men who were robbed of a normal and proper childhood because of their irresponsible and abusive parents meeting for the first time in a playground makes me want to scream
Like the way Towa asked Fujieda in the same playground to work with each other and kept insisting never stops reminding me of a child asking another child to be friends and play with each other
