Wrong again! Despite Ino and Sakura receiving far more panels and screen time than Hinata, Sakura fans seem to have a particular hatred for Hinata. The main reason is that Sakura failed to convince the audience that she deserved to be the heroine to the point of becoming one of the most disliked female characters in the series. Kishimoto himself has repeatedly spoken about his disappointment with the public’s reception of Sakura and how hard he tried to make her more likable.
Meanwhile, Hinata managed to leave a lasting impression on the audience despite having significantly less screen time. She became one of the most beloved female characters, to the point where her popularity threatened Sakura’s position and made her fans feel insecure. Kishimoto was even surprised because she was becoming more and more popular
And, perhaps most importantly, she ended up with Naruto, a pairing Sakura fans still haven’t gotten over.
In other words, Ino isn’t particularly relevant to Sakura fans because they don’t perceive her as a threat. Hinata, on the other hand, is an entirely different story.
Na época da minha escola do ensino fundamental os gays entravam no banheiro feminino e as meninas gostavam, até se maquiavam juntos(eu era amiga de um)