i think it’s so amazing that a black man has been cast as harris and is increasing the racial diversity of the story. however that does not cancel out the erasure of body diversity. two truths ppl! the ozempocalypse is real.
if plus size people wanna be disappointed that they are completely erasing harris being a stocky, soft belly, non athletic character LET US!!!! im happy that we’ll have a queer poc actor on the cast, im sure it’ll all be great i have faith, but we are allowed to be disappointed
Ik the main focus is the homophobia but I hope the Kent storyline hits them like a fucking truck and they get blasted even beyond sports circle for pardoning a rapist just last year. May they lose sleep every night.
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now im not directing this tweet against just this person i promise this is general.
my problem is the fact that people are trying to make this show outshine heated rivalry when there’s literally no reason for a competition.
time and time again yall find a way to shadow queer media by pushing out some regular heterosexual project and it’s so tiring.
i don’t understand why you can’t like off campus without hating on heated rivalry.
the thing is the show is fun, a cute little romance drama. they genuinely arent as comparable as everyone wants them to be. except for hockey ofc and topics of abuse and pressures of expectations.
ilya and shane struggle with being the biggest hockey players in the world and the pressures of their family issues all while just wanting to be open about the love they have for one another. but they can’t do that because being homosexual will tarnish their reputation. yet somehow that’s bullshit? i don’t understand.
yall need to learn how to enjoy art bro. you can like both, hate both, like one and not the other without dragging it through the mud.
there’s no reason to hate heated rivalry or off campus either. you don’t have to like the fans or people in the show.
but it’s just disrespectful to act like heated rivalry doesn’t beautifully portray the struggles that queer people face in sports and outside of sports to benefit you’re favorite heterosexual romance.
Do your job as a fan. Support your fave, appreciate them, respect their boundaries, and enjoy their work. But never let admiration turn into obsession, entitlement, or disrespect toward other people.