So, recieved my first anti anon ask (of course it was on anon) though I won’t be replying to any antis because not worth my time, I do clearly have anti dni in my blog description, on the posts and in the tags
Just funny how antis will screech about having proship dnis but yet ignore anti dnis
Rules for thee non for me huh
knight/lord ships are like. what if i would die for you. what if i wanted you to live for me. what if i wanted to touch you but could only be satisfied with being near you. what if i could touch you but only through the safety of our gloves. what if i couldn’t stop thinking about you right next to me. what if i bloodied my hands for you and never looked back at the wreckage. what then
what if i wasn’t allowed to love you. what if i loved you anyway. what if you knew and i knew but we wouldn’t dare to take that step. what if we made meaningful eye contact as i knelt at your feet and devoted my whole being to you. what if i whispered your name for only you to hear
“my lord” is actually something that can be so personal
what if i said “my lord” but i actually meant “my love”
Thinking about changing the avatar to a picture of myself, since i expect to be around for several days.
THAT’S A LITERAL CHILD!!!*
*It’s not a literal child. In fact, this character is well over the age of 18, and I am well aware of this. But nobody is allowed to sexualize them because I have decided to treat my personal opinion that this character looks underage as a fact, making them canonically a child to me. I will continue to compare every single suggestive or pornographic art of this “adult” character to a child, incorrectly label it as CSEM, and harass the artists, falsely accusing them of being pedophiles. I know it’s creepy to see NSFW art of an adult and always have children instantly be the first thing that comes to my mind, but no, it’s you who’s the suspicious one here, actually.
Thinking about how If you break an “unwritten rule” of something, you didn’t actually break a rule, what you did was violate a social convention.
That means you should expect a social “punishment” in the form of an attempted public shaming or social ostracism from the group whose social convention you broke.
Online, that translates into getting blocked (fine and understandable), or cyberbullied and harassed (unacceptable), depending on how much of an asshole the people who don’t like that you “broke their rules” are.