@lesslbn@Sauershack Girl Iโm having actual discussions here with people who have real arguments and different points of view worth discussing. If you have nothing constructive to say and just want to turn everything into a fandom war or nonsense, just move on and leave me alone ๐
Iโm sorry but sheโs right in a way๐คท๐ฝโโ๏ธFanservice is literally about selling fans the fantasy of a couple, and people get attached to it. Thatโs why theyโre willing to spend money. So when you break that fantasy, you also have to expect reactions. It comes with the job
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if you can kiss anyone, then whatโs the point of having an official cp? You only remember the official CP when itโs time to make money. The merchandise and fan meetings are bought and supported by the official CP fans๏ผ+๏ผ
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@ryan21_2134 Oh got you! But fans have been conditioned by this industry to stop treating on-screen and off-screen as two completely separate worlds. The industry itself constantly carries pairings from the show into real life ๐คท๐ฝโโ๏ธ
@ryan21_2134 So even if Emi and Film donโt personally entertain their ghost ship off-screen, fans reacting to what happens on-screen is still a predictable consequence of the way this whole system works๐๐ฝโโ๏ธ
@ryan21_2134 But your example actually proves my point ๐Fans donโt randomly take what happens in the series and bring it into real life! the GL industry does that first. They take the on-screen couple dynamic and deliberately continue it off-screen through fanservice because itโs profitable
@ryan21_2134 So blaming fans for blurring the line between fiction and reality makes no sense when the industry is the one creating that blur in the first place ๐ซฉ
@itsKK_Realm Iโm reacting because Iโm tired of seeing people call fans crazy when the industry itself encourages this behavior because itโs profitable. Funny how fans are never crazy when theyโre spending money and supporting the pairing, though
@T4shooooo Maybe remember that those โsick fansโ delusionsโ are actively created and encouraged by the production companies themselves through fanservice. You canโt push fans to believe in a fantasy, profit from it, and then call them crazy for believing it
@ryan21_2134 You donโt want to acknowledge the less fun consequences of working in the GL industry, and thatโs the problem. Their job pushes them to act like couples off-screen to build a fanbase, but you really think those same fans will just quietly accept it when the fantasy gets broken?
@itsKK_Realm Youโre talking to the wrong person๐I donโt believe in ships and Iโm against fanservice. But the industry itself constantly pushes your faves to feed fansโ fantasies because thatโs what sells. Iโm not the one asking for any of it, so Iโm clearly not the problem here lol