I never knew that about Jigen! It was something that didn't even cross my mind, but it makes me happy that so many people saw this interpretation before it was solidified in canon.
The queer experience is something I don't spend much of my own time thinking about, so these sorts of things often go under my radar and I think it was very important that I read this so I could get a better understanding of that blind spot for me! This was very cool, and I think it goes far beyond our relationship with sexuality and gender identity in fiction but towards the broader relationship we have with fiction as a whole (not to discount the importance of the queer lens that this is presented through, of course).
Thanks for giving me a new perspective of things I hadn't considered! Before this was a matter I simply didn't care about at all, but now I think it's a very important part of how we engage with art!
You did a wonderful job with this, Tsushi! I’m very proud of you and I think this is an excellent text to reference and show people why queer reads are very important!
Hmm i didn't download that zip but if i understood that topic correctly then i may also add something. But at the end of the day if it bothers you then just don't watch it. If it doesn't contribute something bad then just let the people be ^^
Obviously there are shippers and people who might force their ship on you but even then don't engage it's not healthy to argue hours with a literal stranger just because they might take things a little too seriously.
Live and let live and if it's genuine something that you consider not okay then report it.
Not really looking to argue or people who give "what about this" examples. I mostly want to give a different perspective and want people to challenge themself to just stop engage in drama that is kinda (subjectively speaking) unnecessary. Especially in that context where people just ship endlessly even if it might not make that much sense it's not really harmful to society or anything lol
SORRY if i did completely miss the point and it's not about those arguments i saw a while back where people have a problem with headcanons/shipping because it's illogical to them as in shipped because of wanting lgbtq+ characters even if they might "not act" as one or it has nothing to do with the story. Obviously there is no way in being one just saying what they said
Take care everyone and please if you are in a phase where you might be watching social media drama or whatever try to reduce it or even completely stop it's really just harmful for your mental health ^^
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I never knew that about Jigen! It was something that didn't even cross my mind, but it makes me happy that so many people saw this interpretation before it was solidified in canon.
The queer experience is something I don't spend much of my own time thinking about, so these sorts of things often go under my radar and I think it was very important that I read this so I could get a better understanding of that blind spot for me! This was very cool, and I think it goes far beyond our relationship with sexuality and gender identity in fiction but towards the broader relationship we have with fiction as a whole (not to discount the importance of the queer lens that this is presented through, of course).
Thanks for giving me a new perspective of things I hadn't considered! Before this was a matter I simply didn't care about at all, but now I think it's a very important part of how we engage with art!
You certainly have an... interesting perspective.
You did a wonderful job with this, Tsushi! I’m very proud of you and I think this is an excellent text to reference and show people why queer reads are very important!
Hmm i didn't download that zip but if i understood that topic correctly then i may also add something. But at the end of the day if it bothers you then just don't watch it. If it doesn't contribute something bad then just let the people be ^^
Obviously there are shippers and people who might force their ship on you but even then don't engage it's not healthy to argue hours with a literal stranger just because they might take things a little too seriously.
Live and let live and if it's genuine something that you consider not okay then report it.
Not really looking to argue or people who give "what about this" examples. I mostly want to give a different perspective and want people to challenge themself to just stop engage in drama that is kinda (subjectively speaking) unnecessary. Especially in that context where people just ship endlessly even if it might not make that much sense it's not really harmful to society or anything lol
SORRY if i did completely miss the point and it's not about those arguments i saw a while back where people have a problem with headcanons/shipping because it's illogical to them as in shipped because of wanting lgbtq+ characters even if they might "not act" as one or it has nothing to do with the story. Obviously there is no way in being one just saying what they said
Take care everyone and please if you are in a phase where you might be watching social media drama or whatever try to reduce it or even completely stop it's really just harmful for your mental health ^^