I'm really getting tired of this fandom. Mika is all about being a nice and curious person, being open minded and loving. I'm tired of seeing homophobic and transphobic comments in what should be a safe space for queer people. As a gay kid I looked up so much to Mika,
@jeh4nne juste des fans de mika qui disent des trucs implicitement ou explicitement homophobes, certains disent des trucs ouvertement transphobes, d'autres sont Γ 2 doigts d'Γͺtre des stalker (genre suivre en live les trackers des avions qu'il prend bref) et j'en ai ma claque
keep it to yourself. No one needs to hear your dehumanazing comments on mika or your hateful comments on the lgbtq+ community. It's very sad that someone who clearly preaches love and kindness is adored by people who don't share these basic values.
and I know a lot of kids these days do too. You're not doing them any favor with those comments, the one place they may feel safe in is slowly becoming a place of constant drama and hatred. This is partly why I distanced myself from the fandom. If you want to be a bigot, at least
btw if someone wants to attend Mika's charity concert but can't get tickets due to location i don't mind going to pick them up. a store sells them not that far from where i live, i can email them to you afterwards.
@TrussEgo@gbreadart@dog_rates we do. he apologised, owned his mistakes and educated himself. also knowing the man he probably meant no offense to anyone. he did a lot of good and kind things, we all make mistakes, it doesn't mean they are all we deserve to be known for, especially after owning them.
@mellodymusic_@mika__mercury i have no idea what either of those cars are but if i drove my car over a cliff i would definitely not drive anymore as well π