By the way, HETERONORMATIVITY doesn't mean a 'masculine' and a 'feminine' person in a gay relationship. It means heterosexuality as the default, normal and ideal sexual orientation. Being gay, lesbian, bi or trans already contradicts the definition of heteronormative.

Antishippers be like: why are we normalizing the sexualization of the glorification of the fetishization of the romanticization of the commodification of the glamorization of the caramelization

Dear LGBTQIA+ if you feel worn down right now remember this. There is a multi billion dollar machine spending every day trying to convince you that you are alone powerless and losing. You are still here. You are still visible. You are still changing the world. The noise exists

Guys I am dying. I'm adding your comments and moving it to a Tumblr post; let's see how long we can keep this going!

Het shippers coming into queer dominated fandoms and acting like they're an oppressed minority should go outside, where queer people are murdered daily and then they'll realize shipping their two fav shonen characters will never be that deep.

i’ve been thinking a lot about why queer love stories seem to resonate so much harder with audiences (regardless of their own sexuality), and beyond the obvious reasons queer people gravitate to them - i think it’s because queer love is inherently more intense. even in the most

Shonen isn't queer dominated, like at all, but shipping culture is heavily queer-centered. It has been for years. A lot of het shippers who enter new fandoms constantly complain about the majority of popular ships being mlm and how people don't care about canon relationships.

Odio leer historias queer tristes, si quisiera ver a un homosexual deprimido me miraría al espejo

Agree, and I might add that shipping culture is queer-centered because queer love stories weren't and still aren't the norm. A non-canon/subtext/heavily-implied pairing will always be at the center of fan-created content.

There's a conversation to be had about hate as a form of support or activism. I see comments like this quite often. "I ship this straight ship because I hate that other gay rival ship". It puts a lot of things into perspective. First one being that there's a requirement to why

Haters didn’t understand the meaning of the phrase and think it’s anti Jayvik😂 It’s a joke about a cinematic cliché and it actually means the exact opposite: “your ship has been canon all along.”

i'm really fascinated by fandom people whose entire fandom presence is to be negative and cruel and harass others just moving from fandom to fandom and repeating the exact same patterns

if you see queer people getting upset or uncomfortable about something and your first response is saying that they are doing too much then you’re weirdo

so many tweets with thousands of likes that's literally just people wilfully misinterpreting someone's words and running with a completely different narrative and you can tell they wholeheartedly believe the narrative they've made up in their heads

If you hate a ship but still make a conscientious effort to go to ship posts to say how "family coded" you think they are/spread hate on the tag, and to shippers just minding their business, I hate you with a burning passion, and fandom is a worse place because of you. Piss. off

there's this very common idea in fandoms that queer fans should be “grateful” for one single gay/lesbian couple. THAT one ship becomes a shield to shut down any demand for more queer couples. Funny how no one ever says “there’s already a straight couple, why do you want more?”

All this drama right now is so funny to me because it’s all purely concentrated on twitter 😭 I just bought another batch of fanmade jayvik merch + am sitting in my jayvik shirt and browsing over 20k fics while watching jayvik’s canon ending haha💖😄

The most nasty, evil and rotten opinions you have ever read always come from some unloved 18yo who is desperate for attention and believes sharing opinions with bigots makes them woke