Oh yeah, I don't think I've tweeted about this too much, but for roughly the past year I've been making music based off of someone's pokemon fanfic, and I just finished and uploaded the final track yesterday
https://t.co/JIcCI6tth5
@cranberryamogus@skittleskitsu Ralsei calls himself a prince because that's what the prophecy says.
Like how a closeted trans call may still call herself a boy if that's what's been drilled into her head for her whole life and she doesn't think there's another choice
@LIMINALYURI@CerisisTale@dumbmatts@Rand0_som3 I mean idk in what context they made those jokes, but if it was like a private discord server or dm I think it's fine to make somewhat tasteless jokes. Doing it in a public place is where you have to be more considerate.
@NosiddaIsBack @sorbsent@purity_culture@GooseworxMusic Ah yes, "There's too much evidence against my belief, therefore it's invalid" Masterful move, a true classic
@feartheheadless @EeryeVysage@Deletewhenevr@XyleHarkyn@Pirat_Nation Yup. That's the whole idea of being "anti-censorship" tbh. Being against censorship at its core means advocating for art you find reprehensible to still be allowed to exist
@CharlesBrook333 @BladeEsf@hayasaka_aryan@Radrappy Why would you say that's understandable tho? I see quite literally no reason why the "general male audience" wouldn't like it.