[ SECRET POST #4525 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4525 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I was thinking this, exactly. There are just as many women yelling about how being a fujoshi makes you a horrible, gross individual at this point. One artist who draws for a ship I like (two anime boys) always adds the text 'fujoshi don't reblog' under the piece.

I absolutely hate this current trend in fandom now where people think it's all right to shame others for what turns them on, even if they are literally doing everything they can to stay within their own 18+ space with it. The level of guilt they are trying to evoke for feeling perfectly natural things is honestly horrifying to me.

[(Anonymous)]

They're just Not Like Those Other Girls!

[(Anonymous)]

+1

Nobody else's business.

[dahli]

Oh lord, yes it's awful. I've seen it not only coming from women but from men as well (men who happen to be either homophobic, ship a straight couple and get angry because the slash pairing gets in the way or is more popular than the pairing the ship or something else).

The trend of fandom policing has been a thing since forever but Imo it really has gotten out of control as of late. Maybe because it has become a trend in fandom? Maybe because it has become more acceptable to police what others like?

Although the comments up there had me thinking about a lot of things about fetishization (not only of gay people but people in general) and sexuality. But that will be a meta essay for another day.