Are you here again trying to stir up trouble or are you legitimately hoping to partake in a healthy discussion?…
No babe, you were specifically talking about the very real people who happened to like a character different than your favorite. It wasn't about XY. But sure, let's keep it at that. I don't mind this moniker, really. I loved it instantly, the moment you wrote it some month or two ago. Have a great Saturday/Sunday, depending on where you are!
Just... I'm sorry, but I have a gallon of gasoline in my hand, and I'm kind of in a Dracarys mode.
A collection of some memorable moments from those who often complain about *toxicity* in this now 40.5K+ comment section. We cannot pass judgment on fictional characters, but on real people, that's fair game, surely.
"They are bitter that the domestic abuser doesn't get her at the end. it's actually funny"
"YaoLius are just kids."
"This drama's fandom is so stupid and toxic. The book was completed and translated years ago and everyone knew the plot and ending, dumbasses are too free to get mad over a story that you could have read eons ago and not watched if you had a brain and was less of a toxic complainer." [sic]
"I'm just going to assume that these are 12 yo immature kids lashing out rather than grownups!"
"It's on you if you like to be abused".
But by all means, let's keep the toxicity out of this place. Nothing to add. These just speak for themselves.
Are you here again trying to stir up trouble or are you legitimately hoping to partake in a healthy discussion?…
Romans_Revenge, is it? Yes, I was replying to you. Hello. Ah, interesting. It's true, you don't always comment here.
But what's even more interesting is that every time that you do comment, no matter how infrequently, it usually goes like this: 1) there's praise for your favorite character but there's also a (not so) veiled jab at the other character, then there's the old complaint about people giving you back the same attitude; 2) you straight-up call people who likes that other character you don't support a bunch of colorful adjectives, such as "blood ATMs" (I loved that, to be honest), while also complaining that people are trying to "push XL down your throat".
So I'm hoping you can understand my confusion, given that in only a few comments there was this much...you know, poison.
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A collection of some memorable moments from those who often complain about *toxicity* in this now 40.5K+ comment section. We cannot pass judgment on fictional characters, but on real people, that's fair game, surely.
"They are bitter that the domestic abuser doesn't get her at the end. it's actually funny"
"YaoLius are just kids."
"This drama's fandom is so stupid and toxic. The book was completed and translated years ago and everyone knew the plot and ending, dumbasses are too free to get mad over a story that you could have read eons ago and not watched if you had a brain and was less of a toxic complainer." [sic]
"I'm just going to assume that these are 12 yo immature kids lashing out rather than grownups!"
"It's on you if you like to be abused".
But by all means, let's keep the toxicity out of this place. Nothing to add. These just speak for themselves.
But what's even more interesting is that every time that you do comment, no matter how infrequently, it usually goes like this: 1) there's praise for your favorite character but there's also a (not so) veiled jab at the other character, then there's the old complaint about people giving you back the same attitude; 2) you straight-up call people who likes that other character you don't support a bunch of colorful adjectives, such as "blood ATMs" (I loved that, to be honest), while also complaining that people are trying to "push XL down your throat".
So I'm hoping you can understand my confusion, given that in only a few comments there was this much...you know, poison.
Enjoy your weekend as well! 🌸
I literally left for less than a day and hell broke loose 💀🔥
Are you guys okay? Have you survived? Is anyone awake for more than 36 hours?