i love codependent relationships in fiction i love watching two messy people unforgivably in love with each other shatter the world around them i love seeing interpretations of love as a cosmic disastrous redemptive force i love watching love consume people whole i love looking at romantic relationships and going “oh that is so fucked up! good for them”
Occasionally, work requires me to step outside of the very queer, very disabled, neurodivergent social circle I’ve built for myself, and it’s like being in high school all over again watching the meanest, most normie girls possible call themselves “weird” and “quirky” while mercilessly bullying anyone who deviates from the norm and I’m just like, y’know what, if that’s the price of mainstream success, you can keep it.
- Whoโs the cuddler? 60/40 in Chris’ favor
- Who makes the bed? Chris
- Who wakes up first? Chris (nightmares)
- Who has the weird taste in music? Wesker
- Who is more protective? Both of them in their own way
- Who sings in the shower? Wesker
- Who cries during movies? Chris
- Who spends the most while out shopping? Wesker
- Who kisses more roughly? Wesker
- Who is more dominant? Wesker
- My rating of the ship from 1-10. 50000
Oh yeah, every social media site has the right to terminate your account for any reason/no reason.
Which is fine, but like, also they usually don’t do that, so you wanna know why they termed you.
Fujoshi
๐ Originally started as a misogynistic slur hurled by Japanese men at Japanese girls and women in fandom
๐ Is a pun or portmanteau that literally means โrotten womanโ
๐ Colloquially means โunmarriageableโ, โnot good wife materialโ
๐ Basically means someone who is more interested in fandom husbandos than getting married and raising a family
๐ Is a widely reclaimed and self-applied label in Japan by Japanese women, and by other women in fandom throughout the world.
๐ Is still a slur if you use it against someone as an insult, including if that person is not Japanese.
๐ Funny enough if you call a western fan a โfujoshiโ or a “fujo” as an insult you are using it in the same way as a conservative Japanese man who thinks women need to get offline and into the kitchen.
Hope that helps!
A few additions:
๐ Fujoshi was originally coined in the early 2000’s on 2channel, a Japanese textboard website very similar to 4chan.
๐ Fujoshi is spelt as “่ ๅฅณๅญ” using Japanese characters. It’s a homophonous pun based on “ๅฉฆๅฅณๅญ”, where the character “ๅฉฆ”, meaning “married woman”, is replaced with “่ ” meaning “rotten” or “fermented”.
๐ It was implied that these girls were “selfish” or “spoilt” because they didn’t want to meet society’s expectations and be a submissive housewife that would obey her husband’s orders.
๐ The anti-fujoshi community was popularized in Western fandom because of TERFs, following the idea that a person who discovered they’re a trans man because of BL is “not a real man” or “fetishizing gay men” or “wants an excuse to read their hawt yaois without any backlash”.
๐ Fujin (่ ไบบ) is the gender-neutral term for BL fans, and doesn’t have to be limited to those that are only nonbinary.
๐ You do not add an ’s’ at the end of fujoshi, even when you may be referring to multiple of them.
๐ “Yaoi” is an outdated term in Japan.
#what is the word to use for girls who fetishise gay men then#asking out of curiosity
@homohamsteri There isn’t a word for that because almost 0 people actually do that.
If you think “people you don’t know for sure are queer men” appreciating and creating literature and artwork about queer men is somehow a problem then I don’t know what to tell you other than you need to re-examine why you think bigotry and exclusion are somehow progressive.
(note, this comes of as hostile. This hostility may not be directed at you specifically. This hostility is directed at people who think that demanding to see your “gay man card” before allowing you to participate in literature and artwork about gay men makes society better and more accepting of queer people.)
If you want a word for ‘this very specific but not as frequent event that used to happen in anime conventions in the early 00s’ either make it yourself or alternatively instead of seeking a word for describing such a niche problem you instead educate the person in question thats doing something that dehumanizing on why that behavior is wrong
Buuuuuut if you mean “fetishizing men” to mean “reads mlm stories only” rather than “clearly making a gay couple feel uncomfortable or ignoring their boundaries” then damn idk maybe……??? Maybe you can still spit up the terf juice?