the argument was that there's nothing to analyze in canon ships unlike vaguely implied ships. which is stupid and reminded me of the "when a piece of media is really good there's nothing to talk about but when it's mid there are actually things to discuss" post

not exactly the thing you're talking about but i saw a tweet recently that was like "ships that are only vaguely implied are always better than canon ships" and it pissed me off so bad

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one of the characters in the ship also has a canon female love interest and my favorite yuri ship with her got hit with the curse of "more than a half of fics in their ship tag is them being a background prop for this mid yaoi ship". this is the start of my villain arc

recently got back into a fandom that's basically held up by two most popular yaoi ships and i fucking hate the second one

this immediately got liked by someone who i don't know and doesn't seem to know you. incredible

riighhht i am kinda anxious about it on twt too so i censor some words when it comes to big fandoms bc i want to keep my tweets in the circle of my mutuals lol. but on here after the situation with the bot i'm like?? do i have to censor anything even slightly fandom related here

like idk. again i understand the reason but if you read a manga where the villain uses torment nexus and your first reaction is "if it was the main character who used torment nexus and if he was doing it in a morally correct way it would've been fixed"

so the main themes of it are 1) the villain might consider it a fixed timeline but a lot of the main characters will either die or lose people close to them in it 2) therefore going back in time and making a timeline where everyone is happy is impossible

i understand the reason but a core plot point in the manga is that one of the villains tried to time travel and fix the timeline