@cinqetes The term hetslop is so tame, only used in online spaces & so unserious, while the terms they use to describe queer shippers make a homophobic person in Alabama blush 🥀
if you wanna play that game, calling hetslop a misogynistic term is homophobic and misogynistic. it implies that heterosexuality is a fundamental part of womanhood
#NicetoSeeYou
a defense mechanism. instead of facing the reality of the situation and allowing yourself to feel the pain it causes,you convince yourself that it doesn’t really affect you and distance yourself from it by acting like you don’t care. this is so painful to watch :(
People who post about fics to make fun of them/shame the author (named or otherwise):
I hope your favorite fic never gets finished and gets orphaned and you never quiet remember the details so you
NEVER FIND IT
@balkanfinalgirl They’re upset that people are finally calling out the mediocrity of most het ships. Like sorry I don’t enjoy the same heteronormative “enemies to lovers” shit that’s been copy pasted repeatedly 😭😭
they’re saying hetslop is a misogynistic term. sorry but i don’t care if queer people think a straight ship is bad. mind you so many straight people are ruining fandom by bullying queer people and it’s not like they’re causing a fuss about the terms yaoislop or yurislop so
@KrBk_Thoughts@keigokrbk@kirivore That’s a popular trope in general, Km//Jrs didn’t invent it. Ntm even within that trope on baseline, Shinkami’s dynamic is different. So saying gays only ship shkm bc they "liked Km//Jrs chemistry but didn't like mlw" makes no sense & is giving homophobic dudebro rhetoric.
Yaoitwt has bullied a new Author/Artist every day this year. It’s insane. I can’t remember a time outside of recent years where creators were regularly getting harassed to the point of deactivation, going priv or releasing an apology when they didn’t even do anything problematic
please do not make this about haikyuu you guys,,, these are real people displaying real courage to make the world a more accepting place,, this is not about your ships
🏳️🌈 Reon Arao, outro jogador de vôlei japonês, se assume LGBTQ+ e diz ter sido inspirado pela coragem de Rui Takahashi.
“Sou uma das pessoas que teve sua coragem impulsionada por outra. Por isso, espero que meu ato também ajude alguém.”