[ SECRET POST #3037 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3037 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeesh. I have an autism spectrum disorder, and over half the time I see people in fandom spaces complaining about supposed ableism, they are either obviously doing it to be self-important, or to give their own, subjective opinions and interpretations more validation.

Can be kinda tiresome to constantly see people go all "People who don't think my ship is canon, are ABLEIST because one of the characters could possibly be read as autistic!!! And not supporting the ship means you hate her! And HOMOPHOBIC because it not being mutually canon is an example of the *sad lesbian* archetype which you must then support!"
'Kay thanks for informing me that I secretly hate myself. I had been under the impression that I found the situation RELATABLE as an autistic lesbian who never manageds to communicate my feelings to anyone I'm interested in, so I'm "doomed" to be forever alone (maybe).

No but seriously, I would appreciate it if people didn't use actual issues that can cause trouble for me in the real world, as petty buzzwords to make their subjective unimportant opinions sound more valid than other people's subjective unimportant opinions. You people are allowed to like or dislike fictional works/characters/pairings without having to prove a moral superiority about it. Really. I promise.