[ SECRET POST #3292 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3292 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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09. [WARNING for eating disorders]





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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Hi, OP! You should get a tumblr. I'm sure you'll feel at home with the so many people there who believe the right thing to do is harassing and doxxing people for writing/drawing something that isn't perfectly PC and harmless.

Keep enjoying your inability of distinguish reality and fiction if that's what make you happy!

[(Anonymous)]

Holy overreaction, batman. People who don't like kink and tropes must want to doxx and unable to distinguish fantasy from reality? Or maybe they just think it's skeevy and *are allowed to think that*.

One rule for you, eh?

[(Anonymous)]

+1000000

[(Anonymous)]

Except that old "actively shame writers" became "harassing and doxxing" and the excuse is "BECAUSE IT'S BAD (IN RL)" with no thought that, hey, maybe other people are perfectly capable of distinguishing fiction and reality and writing something doesn't mean endorsement.

If you don't like something, just move on instead of "actively shaming" others.

[(Anonymous)]

Wow, what's up with you? Where are you even getting this "actively shaming" thing. You keep putting it in air quotes, like it's something someone's said, and I'm pretty much the only one whose comments you're addressing, but guess what? I haven't said that! I did say something about how there used to be some jerks back in 1996 who would shame writers for even writing smut at all. And that the pendulum has now swung so far the other way that we're no better than when it was on the other side. That's about it though.

I'm against "active shaming," in case that still wasn't clear.

Congratulations on your massive overreaction, though. It really helped your argument.

[(Anonymous)]

You find it incomprehensible that more than one person in all of fandom is not okay with romanticized and eroticized depictions of rape? You need to get some serious perspective, asap.

[(Anonymous)]

No at all, but if that person insist that actively shaming other is a good thing... well, I'm not going to agree with them. YKINMKATO is better, no shaming needed.

[(Anonymous)]

I am the person you were responding to, and nowhere did I claim (let alone "insist") that actively shaming others was a good thing. In fact, my comment basically implied it was a bad thing, which I will now confirm: as far as I'm concerned, actively shaming others is almost never a beneficial or constructive course of action, and I don't believe it is the right course of action in this case.

Now if you consider expressing one's opinions, civilly, in either ones own space or a public forum, to be "actively shaming" then I really can't help you there, because we clearly have very different definitions of the term.