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#purity fan culture
mywitchcultblr · 2 years
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I just dealing with censorship in my country and fuck now there's a threat of censorship in AO3 from Tiffany G. I'm a Muslim but this shit makes me saying Jesus fucking Christ. Look, perhaps some westerners cannot comprehend it... Because you never really experience hard censorship. But you wouldn't want it... You don't want censorship. Do not vote Tiffany G
She's not your savior... She's NOT and she sounds like a politician from my country
Edit: Tiffany apparently working as a technical support for government organization
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arnold-layne · 1 year
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ah, what an interesting video about hating on [80s rockstar] you have posted here, gen z tiktok user. did the virtue signaling feel good babe? was the harassment of [80s rockstar] fans fun? did the validation you got fill the void in your soul
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i'm realizing very quickly that i have a raging hard on for media that explores the detriment of war and weaponry, dives into the hypocrisy of human tribalism and false dichotomy, and heavily criticizes capitalism--of course with the pretty no filter horror bow<3
and i'm okay with that<3<3<3
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kaldurcalm · 2 months
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I'm never going to judge someone for what they read, write, or draw.
I am going to judge you if you're mean to them about it. Block. Report if you think it's necessary. Blacklist. Move on. Those are the only appropriate actions for you.
Wishing harm on an actual person is far worse than anything they could ever create.
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shinesurge · 5 months
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that thing where you're sailing along in your little boat and a very very big shadow passes underneath you and you both go on without interacting but you are suddenly aware it's there,
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gu6chan · 2 months
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almost 3 years surviving in the Drakengard fanbase I realised and the best advice I have gotten from it is that you have GOT to be more shamelessly horny about your faves. you have GOT to be more shameless about your faves and ships and opinions or whatever in general and I'm literally not fucking kidding
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krotiation · 2 years
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damn i miss mid-2010 fandom culture
it feels like we went from “like whatever you want and have fun” to “like whatever you want but if you like this specific thing you will be publicly judged and made fun of”. like obviously we had a couple nuts making fun of others back then too but it wasnt as accepted as it is nowadays. seriously, take a fandom that has been declared cringy today and think about how it would be treated 10 years ago
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bitingfaggotry · 1 year
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with iwtv the problem is both the lack of media comprehension and inability to understand different frameworks of analysis coupled with purity culture in fiction/fandom
so you'll see people making parallels between lestat wearing all black after the DV scene in episode 5 and louis wearing all black while talking about claudia in ep 4 and conclude that black = villain and present day louis was the true villain and not louis is in mourning clothes while talking about his dead daughter
and you'll see people make this analysis and not approach claudia calling lestat "massa" or the fact that lestat never apologized for his violence towards both of them and 17 other million small things that point to his terribleness because there is an avoidance to things that paint him as the antagonist that the show is screaming from the rooftops he is
you can like fucked up characters! You don't have to analyze it in detail or apologize repeatedly for liking these characters, you can simply acknowledge that theyre fucked and move on. its so much more interesting to like fucked up characters and not deny their behavior in order to feed some mindset that whatever you like in fiction is what you like in reality. I'm enjoying the horror narrative of domestic abuse so much its some well formed horror (of color) and i personally cannot wait to watch them kill lestat the satisfaction and angst that will come with it im so ready for
and knowing that its fiction means knowing your tastes are not shared by everyone. the amount of people I see write off lestat's abuse and racism as "its just fiction" "oh he's a fictional character" to fans of color is so annoying. Because its the same people who were talking "not my lestat" or complaining about claudia's implied SA. Like they know that they dislike certain things in fiction yet they shame others for being the same?
so, my take is that you are allowed to like fucked up weirdo fiction, especially in horror which as a genre is its whole thing! You arent allowed to dictate what others are uncomfortable with or critiquing or are simply analysing as a piece of horror media.
disengage and block people whose takes you disagree with
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titaniasthings · 1 year
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This is a run-on, grammatical mess. read through if you can but…
I don’t know i could be wrong and maybe it’s just me but i feel that while fanfic appears to be getting more angsty, i think recent fanfics maybe are lacking punch or bite that older fanfics have had. Fan fiction at its core ( to me) has always been about media analysis. In order to write the fic you must’ve understood the source material to a point. In order to transform a work you had to have gotten it in the first place. What i think is happening is because of anti-intellectualism and people not having the desire for looking deeper mixed with people having almost over personal attachments to fiction is creating these wide yet shallow writing. It’s beautiful writing still but doesn’t seem to stem from much other than the writers personal feelings and experiences. There is a lack of exploration or added complexity when it comes to recent fanfics i’ve read. Some of it feels like purity culture forcing people into right or wrong depictions.I might just be an old man yelling from my porch, i think there is plenty of wonderful fanfic out there. I just can’t help but feel like it’s all been watered down a little. I also kinda blame tiktok but that’s another post honestly.
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waywardsalt · 1 month
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i. get the vibe that the more mainstream zelda fans are allergic to the idea of liking characters who like. do bad things
#the groups and works i avoid are ones that make characters who do generally questionable things into morally good/perfect people#idk. whenever people get nasty or w/s it seems to be when people ask reasonable questions abt the series’ morality#recent example in mind but like. idk. with more personal/petty examples i feel like people will just sand a character down to being nicer#or more decent to fit some mold and maybe while its still similar to canon its a lot less interesting#idk this is just a mini rant ill delete it later. god forbid we enjoy characters who make bad choices and are mean#idk i dont usually leave my little hole but it feels like the worst zelda fans are deep in purity culture regarding characters#and don’t analyze the text beyond what youre told and never going any deeper bc it would require thought and discomfort#idk ig with [character] (cuz i know thisll get picked ul by tag stuff) i just. dont like how he just gets turned into a decent guy?#like hes an asshole but thats it hes more pleasant than anything? its not not canon but its not interesting. its neuters him#yknow? like hes down for robbing people at the bare minimum shut uo about tax fraud he’s a thief literally in the text#im going off the rails. bht i feel like people lash out at characters who are unignorably grating or morally impure#and sand down the ones whose flaws can be ignored. ofc i feel like the main 3 esp with these last few games get the worst of it#and i can get why considering the issues baked into how this series work but it just makes a lot of things boring
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piosplayhouse · 2 years
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Midnight posting but I just suddenly had an epiphany to the time I saw a callout post where the first problematic point mentioned was that the person being called out was a fan of a queer series that had significant dark themes in it and that this therefore meant that they were an apologist for these things and were romanticizing them but the problem is . The series in question was written by a well known psychological horror author.. like I'm not going to lie but the way some people try to paint that people who consume queer content with dark themes are automatically romanticizing problematic representation or whatever instead of just recognizing that queer content can extend into other genres besides just fluffy uwu mlm wlw couples is kind of weird
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