You are free to do whatever you want in fandom! As long as it doesn’t go against any of my personal preferences.
Gee sure reminds me of the self ship community..
“YES! FUCK CRINGE CULTURE!!11 SHIP YOURSELF WITH YOUR FO”!
But the very minute you go against the popular fandom headcanon, ship with a villain, are straight, apparently you’re a bad person 🙃.
It’s all fun and games until somebody clutches their pearls!
“Looks like the over-sized novelty bear trap is on the other head now, Jigsaw.”
One of the unfortunate consequences of anti bullshit I’ve noticed is a wave of original fiction that is so afraid to take any kind of risks lest they be deemed “problematic” that every character feels extremely flat and boring or else incredibly inconsistent and the story has little to no conflict. I’ve seen it in podcasts and books the most, and it’s incredibly frustrating to see people with otherwise good ideas and an obvious passion become so scared of potential backlash that they’re afraid to actually tell a story and instead create the most generic and unoffensive narrative they can. It has no heart or soul and it genuinely breaks my heart.
Like “healthy” cooking; you take out the salt and the spice and the fat and the carbs… What bland fare are you left with?
You are free to do whatever you want in fandom! As long as it doesn’t go against any of my personal preferences.
Imagine your submissive or servant F/O kneeling in front of you, eager for your attention and praise.
You stroke their head fondly, and tell them what a good job they’ve done, and how proud you are of them. You watch their expression light up with joy.
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Imagine kneeling in front of your master or dominant F/O eager for their attention and praise.
They stroke your head fondly, and tell you what a good job you’ve done and how proud they are of you. You feel the butterflies in your stomach as you smile.