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Seeing the discourse going around regarding this post, I think it is necessary to remind the public that a cocktail garnish is primarily meant for visual and aromatic appeal and isn't always meant to be consumed.
Paper parasols, star anise, mint leaves, olives—these are all garnishes used in existing real-world cocktails, a mix of both inedible and edible items. Whether or not these are safe to consume depends on the material, their intended use, and the circumstances.
While I understand the validity of adding disclaimers or warnings to these kinds of posts, it is also worth pointing out that social media content is created with the assumption that readers have the capacity to discern—in this particular case, 1) what is fiction and what is reality, 2) what constitutes mixology etiquette, and 3) that not everything posted needs to be taken at face value.
i… didn’t think anyone would actually take these seriously 😵💫 like is it not obvious that this is just a silly banner-themed post and not actual instructions on how to mix these drinks? no alcohol ratios, no measurements, nothing that actually instructs how to make them
lord have mercy. yall will never be satisfied w anything in life when having a black & white mindset.
these lads event cocktails, there’s nothing wrong w giving a heads up on 2/5 flowers being dangerous BUT there’s no need to claim “infold is purposefully trying to harm us” either.
this fandom IS stupid, just like all others. content warnings are needed & acting as tho you’re above them is a severe lack of common sense.
the biggest stupidity scam that happened within this fandom was just last year; warning people to think CRITICALLY is absolutely needed.
Since I've already gone down this rabbit hole, I want to write a few words about this in the hope of being heard and understood correctly.
I completely understand the pain of these people and the desire to protect real victims of abuse and fight the injustice of this world towards women and children. This is truly a noble and good goal, because our world is a terrible place. But I want to say that bullying ordinary artists, unfortunately, won't help this cause in any way.
Equating fiction to reality is a fundamental logical fallacy. By this logic, Stephen King is a serial killer, actors who play villains belong in jail, and anyone who reads thrillers supports murder. Art isn't just a direct reflection of a person's morality; it’s a safe space to explore complex, dark, or taboo psychological themes without harming anyone in the real world. Do you think that if we stop making horror movies and thrillers, stop publishing books that touch upon complex topics, and force artists to only draw flowers, our world will instantly become purer and more perfect? No... Unfortunately... This needs to be addressed on a completely different level. On the level of upbringing, state support for science and education, and the development of proper moral values in society.
Exploring a taboo in a fictional setting does not equal normalizing crimes in reality. It simply means understanding how complex storytelling works. I also understand the concern that fiction on the open internet might attract the wrong kind of attention from people dealing with real-world issues. Personally, this thought makes me uncomfortable too, and certain themes from this particular artist just don't resonate with me. But the responsibility for the harm caused in the real world lies solely with actual predators, not with women drawing fantasies in a fictional space.
If a specific theme makes you uncomfortable, you can use the block button and curate your own feed. You can do the same with my account if the topics I bring up bother you. That is completely normal; we all need to create our own safe spaces where we feel comfortable. But demanding that all fiction and art conform to a sterile, black-and-white moral code will lead any creative medium to a dead end.
Thank you for reading...