@yocuandoyuri Oh for sure. People have a tendency to get upset when not everything is tailored to be "representation" of them specifically, and their experiences
The hysteria surrounding lesbian romance media being centered around teenagers has to be a form of POCD, no? Like they're so overzealous about this shit that they believe writing something about teenage romance = pedophilia, with zero room for nuance. It's genuinely crazy
whimsy mfs when your favorite movie is Satantango and not an animated children's movie about how you should forgive your parents for molesting you that cost 200 million usd to produce
Is it really her fault if Sakiko never bothers to correct Uika in the first place? It's not the end of the world if Uika wants to help Sakiko by offering her herbal tea, and she doesn't know that she hates coffee either. Uika is trying very hard to adapt and make Saki happy.
at this point it's a running joke 😭😭😭😭 uika how long have you two been living together 😭😭😭😭 have you even tried to find out what is it that she actually likes 😭😭😭😭 do you even care about it 😭😭😭😭
@Cavancola7 What makes a record feel "authentic" is totally undefinable, and can't be narrowed down to something like being raw and unclean. There's a reason why a lot of YWGWYW is comparatively sterile compared to the production of other groups, and it's no less authentic as art.
@Cavancola7 Unwound, for example, began to use a cleaner and less raw production style later in their discography while still having a lot of noise rock in their sound as a defining element. Does that make them inauthentic too? Again, this is just a way of projecting biases and patholgizing.
@Feloscy22 Absolutely. It's not the healthiest relationship to ever exist but it sits somewhere in-between, where both of them are struggling to hold themselves together internally due to factors outside of their control. They just don't want to acknowledge any sense of progression.
@Feloscy22 Sakiko openly understands the nature of Uika's feelings and accepts them, not because she has to but because she chooses to. Like, she was the one who ran after her! People like to act as if Uika will forever be an evil woman who wants to drag Saki down, but that's just nonsense.
@Feloscy22 Like what dysfunctional relationship? They're both satisfied with the way things are, and most of their conflict comes from inside and not from each other. Uika is unhealthily obsessed, yes, but she's branching out in her own way and trying to make friends with the other girls.