Sigh

So far, there have been more complaints about BL fans hating the female character than actual instances of BL fans hating her

So what? People taking fictional ships too seriously hardly constitutes a societal crisis

The "straight" lifestyle goes against my values. That should tell you where I stand

The female character exists only as imagination allows. She can be written out of our AU fantasies at any moment, so there's no need to resent her

The way mainstream culture fetishizes the "straight" lifestyle and puts it on a pedestal is annoying

Love isn't love unless the sexes/genders match

Gay/lesbian romance tags are a survival tool within a media ecosystem overwhelmingly saturated with "straight" content. Absent these tags, we'd be digging through mountains of mainstream mediocrity to unearth the one gem that speaks to our truth. Why should anyone endure that?

Denying us gay/lesbian romance tags denies us the basic dignity of visibility. Our stories deserve to be seen without a fight

Given the established unreliability of AI detection tools, a sensible person would approach their claims with healthy skepticism

My initial comment was prompted by your judgment-laden description of our unconventional fantasies as "rotten." I believe I've expressed myself clearly

I wrote the comment myself and later refined it for clarity and flow

Humanity could use a little less continuation and a little more reflection

"... your rotten yaoi fantasies"

The prevailing social order confines same-sex bonds to the domain of "just friendship," systematically inhibiting their natural progression toward deeper emotional and physical intimacy. This aversion to non-straight romance exposes an ideology more rotten, irrational, and damaging than any fan-made ship/fantasy

"Netflix, so homosexual depravity surely shoe-horned in at some point ..."
"... companies which shame anyone for not going along with LGBT/paedophile movement ..."
"... at least before, people never gave a crap what two adults did behind closed doors, whereas now, it's being shoved down their throats ..."

The "straight" agenda, having been normalized and shoved down everyone's throat from early childhood, escapes scrutiny. Yet the moment anything departs from that established norm, the agenda police clock in for their shift and pathologize non-straight visibility. This is a sobering reminder of how far we still have to go before achieving true equality and acceptance

Put simply, the world has survived generations of people judging gay activities. It will survive us judging "straight" activities, too

"Straight" identifying people are not an endangered species awaiting "rescue" operations. They are the dominant social group whose status has been affirmed by prevailing cultural norms and institutional structures. Rather than scrambling to safeguard their lifestyle out of a misplaced sense of heroism, your energy would be better spent confronting the very real and escalating global hostility directed at gay people and activities

Mentally 47 or not, they’re both teenagers in the present timeline

Most of the time, "different" is code for "plot twist: we lost the plot"

The problem is that people pathologize non-platonic closeness between two women or two men

Romance doesn’t have to break a friendship, it can build on it and create a stronger bond based on trust and mutual respect

Some people saw gay romance. You saw a divine spiritual contract from the heavens. And you're pushing that agenda on others

I pity the men and women who’ve crossed your path

You’ve turned "they’re just friends" into a full-blown personality, that's sad

"But then Rosa wouldn’t have married a man"

Many gay people have been trapped in mixed-orientation "marriages" out of societal pressure, internalized shame, denial, or tax benefits. Being honest with oneself or others isn't always an option