darkSpyro

A "cringe fandom" doesn't ruin the original product. The fact people even think that just bugs me so much

There isn't anything wrong with being average looking.

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I don’t like drag queens. That culture confuses me and I want no part of it whatsoever.

the whole “hard work will always trump natural talent” argument is kinda bs sometimes.

I’ve noticed over the past year that some SJW types (for lack of a better word) have started acting very bitter towards the words yaoi and yuri, mainly due to “straights fetishizing it” or something last I heard. But like... Speaking as a bisexual woman, I really don’t care if people call a ship between two girls a “yuri ship” or a “lesbian ship”, because in my mind they’re synonymous. I really don’t see the issue, but apparently there is one.

I’ve noticed over the past year that some SJW types (for lack of a better word) have started acting very bitter towards the words yaoi and yuri, mainly due to “straights fetishizing it” or something last I heard. But like... Speaking as a bisexual woman, I really don’t care if people call a ship between two girls a “yuri ship” or a “lesbian ship”, because in my mind they’re synonymous. I really don’t see the issue, but apparently there is one.

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I’ve noticed over the past year that some SJW types (for lack of a better word) have started acting very bitter towards the words yaoi and yuri, mainly due to “straights fetishizing it” or something last I heard. But like... Speaking as a bisexual woman, I really don’t care if people call a ship between two girls a “yuri ship” or a “lesbian ship”, because in my mind they’re synonymous. I really don’t see the issue, but apparently there is one.

The issue they have is more the common tropes that they use in things like "yaoi" and "yuri" are often very toxic (e.g: yandere/obsessive tropes) and a lot impressionable young straight people take in the media and assume that that is healthy and how those relationships should be and then upon meeting a gay/lesbian they ask uncomfortable questions and try to insist on putting them into those unhealthy boxes.

I feel like the talent of the actor is a bigger factor that what they are like


I mean, there are lines(A male character can't play a female character) but the thing is, you shouldn't say that you need to change an actor because, "They aren't black enough"

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(Can't wait for people to take this out of context)

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I feel like the talent of the actor is a bigger factor that what they are like


I mean, there are lines(A male character can't play a female character) but the thing is, you shouldn't say that you need to change an actor because, "They aren't black enough"

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(Can't wait for people to take this out of context)

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No idea what you mean. You lost me

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I feel like the talent of the actor is a bigger factor that what they are like


I mean, there are lines(A male character can't play a female character) but the thing is, you shouldn't say that you need to change an actor because, "They aren't black enough"

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(Can't wait for people to take this out of context)

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No idea what you mean. You lost me

Alright, let me explain


So with the upcoming movie, "The Hate U Give", people are complaining that the actor who plays the main character is, "not black enough", saying her skin was darker in the novel. And honestly, that bothers me. Not dark skinned actors, but actors where their looks are the bigger focus than how well they act the part.

Does that sound better?

Anxiety and depression are still stigmatized against very much so, but I want all mental illnesses to be understood and treated compassionately. I am so happy anxiety and depression are being talked about - but people turn a blind eye to say, psychotic disorders, personality disorders and dissociative disorders. The stigma towards say Schizophrenia (psychotic disorder) , Dissociative Identity Disorder (dissociative disorder) or Borderline Personality Disorder, is a lot worse. These disorders are a lot more common than people think too - that's means they're a lot more people who keep quiet about their mental health struggles for fear of being seen as some sort of maniacal murderer rather than the well-adjusted adult they initially came across that they really are. Compassion for the mentally ill shouldn't be limited to anxiety and depression only. There are several other mental disorders that rarely or don't ever get talked about, and if people are talking about it they're stating the incorrect notion that those with these other illnesses will probably kill you. Not many people campaign for or know much about the three disorders I mentioned before as examples, and there are a lot more dissociative disorders, psychotic disorders and personality disorders.

I love it when I get to see a movie with a really hyped up crowd. It just makes the theater experience so much better imo if everyone is cheering and having a fun time while watching something like Star Wars or Avengers.

i dont care about gender or race swaps