#hate the fandom

[kolbasos]

Most of the bl fandom doesn’t agree with me, but I’m glad my followers do. I love you all! Wish you all good days

[temmie-is-salt]

Sometimes, I wish that a certain fandom I was in didn't contain such peice of shit people. Bullying and death threatening someone over liking a character, really? This is why people hate us. We simply can't have nice things without people being so miserable to the point of despising any hint of joy in anyone.

[daxambcrn]

Chris: I think Mon is a good guy at heart, he’s just been raised since childhood in this totally different atmosphere, so it’s going to be a learning process for him but he wants to be better. Fandom: *hisses and curses and harasses him*

Katie: Jon really makes you believe that Lex might be saved. That he might not be a bad guy. That there could still be hope. Maybe we’re going to see a Lex Luthor that might be a hero. Fandom: *crickets*

[insanityclause]

twitter, com/Londonmetnutsoc/status/1111953529198034944?s=19 Welp. God, it seems like Tom just keeps scoring own goals... If I was him I'd probably be on the verge of a breakdown after the HS, GG, Phil Wang, GQ, and now this. It feels never-ending.

You don’t have to go any further than Tom fanblogs on Tumblr to see the anti-vitamin crew, TBH. 

[sleepynegress]

Any thoughts on that castle rock finale?

Okay. I’m late answering this due to stormy weather, but I liked it.  I’m liking it more and more given time to marinate.  …Especially given that it didn’t feed a certain all-too-typical mindset, but actually (unintentionally?) called it out.The show gave us various points of view of the characters and the town that all work, i.e. Ruth could be a time traveler, merely have dementia, or be both.  “The Kid” could be collapsing the town purposely (we and Andre’s Henry saw that he either wasn’t fazed by what his presence could do or could flex it himself without any kind of remorse during the jail escape sequence) or merely be an unwittingly wrongly placed cog screwing up that universe’s Castle Rock with his presence….

The typical viewer these days isn’t about that much work or lack of a single definitive answer going into a viewing experience nor Castle Rock’s patient pacing and lack of sexy young white people to ship (which is why they were hyper-focused on Bill). Most media these days gives you visual zingers every five seconds to keep viewers’ attention *cough*AHS*cough*. This show wasn’t that desperate for you to keep watching at the expense of the story.  The show took it’s time and the results were better for it, IMO.

The Henry’s provided a neat little mirror for judgments, assumptions, and selective empathy regarding race. Even calling this grown-ass white man with a possibly pregnant wife and career in advanced medicine “The Kid” was inspired, because it mirrors a certain kind of realistic social bias and selective empathy/woobifying that only white males get the benefit of, even those presented as literally coming from under the jail.This is juxtaposed with Andre Holland’s Henry, who himself was an *actual child* during his initial pivotal traumas in the series and wasn’t called a “kid” in his reality… He was regarded as the suspicious black person who got away with killing his father by the town, despite his being the most successful town native and in the end, doing that for the greater good, -for his mother Ruth’s safety, foreshadowing his ability to do similar for the rest of the town (and possibly the world, if it spreads somehow).  Henry Deaver is a hero in many ways.Regardless of what many on tumblr came for, Andre Holland ‘s Deaver is the primary perspective, -the sun, all the planetary characters and events orbit and a lot of viewers refused to see it that way and thus, were disappointed. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯In this show, we’re presented with two men who we are shown to possibly have the same identity on either side of that warped mirror that is the schisma/thinny.  Two people who endured imprisonment. Two people escaped with help and are judged by the people surrounding them in a particular way.All of this was set-up for the viewer to question the nature of justice, right and wrong, good and evil.  And that in the end it didn’t give you easy answers to that, is what made it great. Because in life, that absolutely resonates as true.My personal interpretation is that the schisma is the only actual purely evil force, and instigator. It amplifies and pushes the worst impulses and breaks down reality and humanity by it’s proximity.   Being in it -crossing through it, means having the worst of it’s influence constantly refracting off of you, hence all the other glimpses of lost corrupted souls from various realities, times, and universes trapped within or crossing through it.Ultimately, Andre’s Henry is doing everything he can, sacrificing himself  and possibly his soul for the good of the town, protecting it from “The Kid’s” influence for as long as he can.  Whether Kid/Henry is doing it purposely or not is irrelevant, as I interpreted that glimpse of Kid/Henry’s withered visage as not some demon, but aged and corrupted beyond repair by the schisma/thinny.That glimpse is what he would be if returned to the narrative he presented, even if he was being truthful. So, regardless… Andre’s Henry made the right choice.

[txtworlddom]

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[shamster]

Stranger Things fans be like, "I can forgive this psychopathic murderer who torments children and would literally destroy the world just to satisfy his ego but Angela being a mean girl is where I draw the line"

Don't get me wrong, I hated Angela too. But hating her more than Vecna is weird. She's a teenager whereas Henry is a grown ass man preying on children.

It's also crazy how some people are bending over backwards to prove he's not really evil when it's clear as daylight from his actions that he is. Dude literally used to torture animals, murdered his entire family, and is currently harming more people. Like if that's not the textbook definition of a psychopath, aka evil, then idk what is! People’s desperation to excuse this evil man is weird af!