#brain fried!

[1-800-i-ship-it]

Kim Dokja: *sidles up to yjh*  Heyyy-

Yoo Joonghyuk: *murderous glare ready in 0.1863 sec* What. 

Kim Dokja: Damn you didn’t even let me get to the best(ie) part :(

for reference: 

[torridturncoat]

i feel like its such a case of weird wording to say that that you shouldn't apply morality to a book when you (i think) mean to say that morality should not come from it. thats difference between intrinsic vs extrinsic

like lol yeah i dont think books should provide for moral guidance, unless that is their intended purpose and even then whether they succeed is up in the air, but I do think you apply your morality to how you read them. like it doesnt have to be 'i find it wrong to do x, hence if i see it in a book i would take the same moral stance as in irl' (that CAN happen of course, but not always), but even the simple 'crazy villain does moral wrongdoings and i choose not to care bc its fun, its a book and i can afford for that lack of interest not to matter'

idk, that process to me still feels like applying my morality, insofar i can identify what is WRONG (which is subjective, in the sense that an act might be perceived as NOT wrong by somebody else), and can do as i wish with it, and it is also part of why i enjoy media