#proship — Public Fediverse posts

Protecting X character "from the antis" by making terabytes of lolisho porn with said character by hand

#BeebzBlog #SillyPosting #profic #proship #shota

Getting a taste of heaven

#TTTOCs #GardenofCreations #agegap #darkship #loli #proship #proshipper #proshipart #underage #comship #sketches

When someone did a serious essay on antis in an academic setting, a big mocking point antis had can be boiled down to "lmaooo imagine bringing this to school". Whenever someone makes an educated, detailed deconstruction on their behavior, antis criticize the gall for "taking it seriously".

It reflects internalized shame they have for fandom, implying that it should be inherently embarrassing. More importantly, it's to dodge responsibility for their actions by downplaying the credibility of such works so that people dont get the chance to recognize their cultish behavior.

#BeebzBlog #proship #profic #profiction #proshipping

Thought I'd share screenshots of my response to a thread by vanillabrwnsugr, since I believe they might helpful/reassuring to those who create and engage with so-called 'problematic' art.

Original thread (available only to signed up users): https://bsky.app/profile/vanillabrwnsugr.bsky.social/post/3ls34ngjcrs2x

Two points I'd like to elaborate on.

1. "Further stigmatization will lead them to unsafe positions where they may become victims of abuse AGAIN"

This might be a stretch to some, but my stance on the stigmatization of 'problematic' art is similar to how I view the criminalization of sex work, medical transitioning, drug use, etc.

Criminalization only leads to people being put into vulnerable and marginalized positions, especially to those belonging to historically marginalize communities.

Ex.g.: Forcing sex workers to exercise their work in precarious spaces (online or offline), where they're more susceptible to be taken advantage, abused or trafficked; drug users engaging in drug use in unsanitary areas and with unsterilized tools (such as used needles) as to avoid imprisonment, but with a higher risk of a life-threatening infections; trans folks unable to acquire HRT and without access to thorough DIY HRT resources, leading them to acquire hormones through places where there isn't information on the quality and their composition, and not knowing how to inject it safely.

While the stigmatization of people who create and engage with 'problematic' art may not be as severe as the aforementioned examples, I believe the repercussions are still damaging, especially for victims of abuse.

The inability to explore, openly discuss and depict complicated topics generates a lot of internalized shame, lack of confidence in one self, poor self-esteem, loneliness, and so much more. People might take much more drastic measures to release their feelings, such as self-harm.

Art is therapeutic. Art is life-saving. Art is the place to explore dark topics in a safe environment. It stays where you put it.

2. On 'safety' and 'safe spaces'

This is a topic I could dedicate a whole separate post about.

However, in the context of pro-anti shipping, I get the sense that antis think that 'safety' and 'safe spaces'' mean echo chambers, yes-men, enablers, lack of critical thinking, etc.

And that is just wrong.

How I view it in this context, in my personal experience, is more akin to the ability to express without the fear of being judged, harassed or marginalized.

This does not mean there is a lack of repercussions or accountability if a situation occurs (for example, if somebody says something racist, if an artist scams a client, if you're a POS, if someone gets accused of abuse). Merely, you're able to portray and share what you wish, without the assumption that this makes you a terrible human being who should be in jail.

Once again, it bears repeating, stigmatization helps no one.

Follow, unfollow, mute, block, ignore. Do whatever you want to your heart's content. You don't have to like something and engage with it. But you don't need to shame everyone who does or accuse them of being terrible human beings.

#proship #profic #trauma

Thought I'd share screenshots of my response to a thread by vanillabrwnsugr, since I believe they might helpful/reassuring to those who create and engage with so-called 'problematic' art.

Original thread (available only to signed up users): https://bsky.app/profile/vanillabrwnsugr.bsky.social/post/3ls34ngjcrs2x

Two points I'd like to elaborate on.

1. "Further stigmatization will lead them to unsafe positions where they may become victims of abuse AGAIN"

This might be a stretch to some, but my stance on the stigmatization of 'problematic' art is similar to how I view the criminalization of sex work, medical transitioning, drug use, etc.

Criminalization only leads to people being put into vulnerable and marginalized positions, especially to those belonging to historically marginalize communities.

Ex.g.: Forcing sex workers to exercise their work in precarious spaces (online or offline), where they're more susceptible to be taken advantage, abused or trafficked; drug users engaging in drug use in unsanitary areas and with unsterilized tools (such as used needles) as to avoid imprisonment, but with a higher risk of a life-threatening infections; trans folks unable to acquire HRT and without access to thorough DIY HRT resources, leading them to acquire hormones through places where there isn't information on the quality and their composition, and not knowing how to inject it safely.

While the stigmatization of people who create and engage with 'problematic' art may not be as severe as the aforementioned examples, I believe the repercussions are still damaging, especially for victims of abuse.

The inability to explore, openly discuss and depict complicated topics generates a lot of internalized shame, lack of confidence in one self, poor self-esteem, loneliness, and so much more. People might take much more drastic measures to release their feelings, such as self-harm.

Art is therapeutic. Art is life-saving. Art is the place to explore dark topics in a safe environment. It stays where you put it.

2. On 'safety' and 'safe spaces'

This is a topic I could dedicate a whole separate post about.

However, in the context of pro-anti shipping, I get the sense that antis think that 'safety' and 'safe spaces'' mean echo chambers, yes-men, enablers, lack of critical thinking, etc.

And that is just wrong.

How I view it in this context, in my personal experience, is more akin to the ability to express without the fear of being judged, harassed or marginalized.

This does not mean there is a lack of repercussions or accountability if a situation occurs (for example, if somebody says something racist, if an artist scams a client, if you're a POS, if someone gets accused of abuse). Merely, you're able to portray and share what you wish, without the assumption that this makes you a terrible human being who should be in jail.

Once again, it bears repeating, stigmatization helps no one.

Follow, unfollow, mute, block, ignore. Do whatever you want to your heart's content. You don't have to like something and engage with it. But you don't need to shame everyone who does or accuse them of being terrible human beings.

#proship #profic #trauma

Thought I'd share screenshots of my response to a thread by vanillabrwnsugr, since I believe they might helpful/reassuring to those who create and engage with so-called 'problematic' art.

Original thread (available only to signed up users): https://bsky.app/profile/vanillabrwnsugr.bsky.social/post/3ls34ngjcrs2x

Two points I'd like to elaborate on.

1. "Further stigmatization will lead them to unsafe positions where they may become victims of abuse AGAIN"

This might be a stretch to some, but my stance on the stigmatization of 'problematic' art is similar to how I view the criminalization of sex work, medical transitioning, drug use, etc.

Criminalization only leads to people being put into vulnerable and marginalized positions, especially to those belonging to historically marginalize communities.

Ex.g.: Forcing sex workers to exercise their work in precarious spaces (online or offline), where they're more susceptible to be taken advantage, abused or trafficked; drug users engaging in drug use in unsanitary areas and with unsterilized tools (such as used needles) as to avoid imprisonment, but with a higher risk of a life-threatening infections; trans folks unable to acquire HRT and without access to thorough DIY HRT resources, leading them to acquire hormones through places where there isn't information on the quality and their composition, and not knowing how to inject it safely.

While the stigmatization of people who create and engage with 'problematic' art may not be as severe as the aforementioned examples, I believe the repercussions are still damaging, especially for victims of abuse.

The inability to explore, openly discuss and depict complicated topics generates a lot of internalized shame, lack of confidence in one self, poor self-esteem, loneliness, and so much more. People might take much more drastic measures to release their feelings, such as self-harm.

Art is therapeutic. Art is life-saving. Art is the place to explore dark topics in a safe environment. It stays where you put it.

2. On 'safety' and 'safe spaces'

This is a topic I could dedicate a whole separate post about.

However, in the context of pro-anti shipping, I get the sense that antis think that 'safety' and 'safe spaces'' mean echo chambers, yes-men, enablers, lack of critical thinking, etc.

And that is just wrong.

How I view it in this context, in my personal experience, is more akin to the ability to express without the fear of being judged, harassed or marginalized.

This does not mean there is a lack of repercussions or accountability if a situation occurs (for example, if somebody says something racist, if an artist scams a client, if you're a POS, if someone gets accused of abuse). Merely, you're able to portray and share what you wish, without the assumption that this makes you a terrible human being who should be in jail.

Once again, it bears repeating, stigmatization helps no one.

Follow, unfollow, mute, block, ignore. Do whatever you want to your heart's content. You don't have to like something and engage with it. But you don't need to shame everyone who does or accuse them of being terrible human beings.

#proship #profic #trauma

Thought I'd share screenshots of my response to a thread by vanillabrwnsugr, since I believe they might helpful/reassuring to those who create and engage with so-called 'problematic' art.

Original thread (available only to signed up users): https://bsky.app/profile/vanillabrwnsugr.bsky.social/post/3ls34ngjcrs2x

Two points I'd like to elaborate on.

1. "Further stigmatization will lead them to unsafe positions where they may become victims of abuse AGAIN"

This might be a stretch to some, but my stance on the stigmatization of 'problematic' art is similar to how I view the criminalization of sex work, medical transitioning, drug use, etc.

Criminalization only leads to people being put into vulnerable and marginalized positions, especially to those belonging to historically marginalize communities.

Ex.g.: Forcing sex workers to exercise their work in precarious spaces (online or offline), where they're more susceptible to be taken advantage, abused or trafficked; drug users engaging in drug use in unsanitary areas and with unsterilized tools (such as used needles) as to avoid imprisonment, but with a higher risk of a life-threatening infections; trans folks unable to acquire HRT and without access to thorough DIY HRT resources, leading them to acquire hormones through places where there isn't information on the quality and their composition, and not knowing how to inject it safely.

While the stigmatization of people who create and engage with 'problematic' art may not be as severe as the aforementioned examples, I believe the repercussions are still damaging, especially for victims of abuse.

The inability to explore, openly discuss and depict complicated topics generates a lot of internalized shame, lack of confidence in one self, poor self-esteem, loneliness, and so much more. People might take much more drastic measures to release their feelings, such as self-harm.

Art is therapeutic. Art is life-saving. Art is the place to explore dark topics in a safe environment. It stays where you put it.

2. On 'safety' and 'safe spaces'

This is a topic I could dedicate a whole separate post about.

However, in the context of pro-anti shipping, I get the sense that antis think that 'safety' and 'safe spaces'' mean echo chambers, yes-men, enablers, lack of critical thinking, etc.

And that is just wrong.

How I view it in this context, in my personal experience, is more akin to the ability to express without the fear of being judged, harassed or marginalized.

This does not mean there is a lack of repercussions or accountability if a situation occurs (for example, if somebody says something racist, if an artist scams a client, if you're a POS, if someone gets accused of abuse). Merely, you're able to portray and share what you wish, without the assumption that this makes you a terrible human being who should be in jail.

Once again, it bears repeating, stigmatization helps no one.

Follow, unfollow, mute, block, ignore. Do whatever you want to your heart's content. You don't have to like something and engage with it. But you don't need to shame everyone who does or accuse them of being terrible human beings.

#proship #profic #trauma

Thought I'd share screenshots of my response to a thread by vanillabrwnsugr, since I believe they might helpful/reassuring to those who create and engage with so-called 'problematic' art.

Original thread (available only to signed up users): https://bsky.app/profile/vanillabrwnsugr.bsky.social/post/3ls34ngjcrs2x

Two points I'd like to elaborate on.

1. "Further stigmatization will lead them to unsafe positions where they may become victims of abuse AGAIN"

This might be a stretch to some, but my stance on the stigmatization of 'problematic' art is similar to how I view the criminalization of sex work, medical transitioning, drug use, etc.

Criminalization only leads to people being put into vulnerable and marginalized positions, especially to those belonging to historically marginalize communities.

Ex.g.: Forcing sex workers to exercise their work in precarious spaces (online or offline), where they're more susceptible to be taken advantage, abused or trafficked; drug users engaging in drug use in unsanitary areas and with unsterilized tools (such as used needles) as to avoid imprisonment, but with a higher risk of a life-threatening infections; trans folks unable to acquire HRT and without access to thorough DIY HRT resources, leading them to acquire hormones through places where there isn't information on the quality and their composition, and not knowing how to inject it safely.

While the stigmatization of people who create and engage with 'problematic' art may not be as severe as the aforementioned examples, I believe the repercussions are still damaging, especially for victims of abuse.

The inability to explore, openly discuss and depict complicated topics generates a lot of internalized shame, lack of confidence in one self, poor self-esteem, loneliness, and so much more. People might take much more drastic measures to release their feelings, such as self-harm.

Art is therapeutic. Art is life-saving. Art is the place to explore dark topics in a safe environment. It stays where you put it.

2. On 'safety' and 'safe spaces'

This is a topic I could dedicate a whole separate post about.

However, in the context of pro-anti shipping, I get the sense that antis think that 'safety' and 'safe spaces'' mean echo chambers, yes-men, enablers, lack of critical thinking, etc.

And that is just wrong.

How I view it in this context, in my personal experience, is more akin to the ability to express without the fear of being judged, harassed or marginalized.

This does not mean there is a lack of repercussions or accountability if a situation occurs (for example, if somebody says something racist, if an artist scams a client, if you're a POS, if someone gets accused of abuse). Merely, you're able to portray and share what you wish, without the assumption that this makes you a terrible human being who should be in jail.

Once again, it bears repeating, stigmatization helps no one.

Follow, unfollow, mute, block, ignore. Do whatever you want to your heart's content. You don't have to like something and engage with it. But you don't need to shame everyone who does or accuse them of being terrible human beings.

#proship #profic #trauma

WIP... :blobcateyes:​

#kodo #shota #boypussy #cuntboy #lucifer #lucifermorningstar #hazbihotel #Selfship #proselfship #proship #yumeship

was speaking with a friend who is studying art history and they just sent me a passage that they thought was interesting— i honestly thought it was enlightening to the human condition itself and how indulging in problematic media has been a thing we have been doing for like, hundreds of years. here's the passage:

"Lippard and other adventure writers (whose works accounted for 60 percent of all American fiction titles published between 1831 and 1860) indulged in a pornography of violence that included cannibalism, blood drinking, and murder by every imaginable means. They also dealt with sex in unprecedentedly explicit ways, introducing readers not only to seduction and rape but also to transvestitism, child pornography, necrophilia, miscegenation, group sex, homosexuality, and—perhaps most shocking of all—women with criminal minds and insatiable sexual appetites. The scenes of gore and sexual depravity were presented voyeuristically—as self-righteous exposés of the perversions of the rich and powerful and stories of the Founders’ Republic trampled upon by a vicious elite that pretended virtue but lived only for its appetites."

this passage is in the context of the moral panic between writers of problematic fiction in the 1800s and Christian elitists specifically believing this fiction to be depravity and demanding it gone... anyone notice a pattern? this is LITERALLY ye olde proship vs. anti discourse. we as human beings have been at this for hundreds of years, none of these online discourses are new ideas. this is why you HAVE to continue creating, no matter WHAT the subject matter of your work is, because you — and all of the other artists and writers that came before you — are actively fighting against the oppression of sexuality and censoring of transgressive fiction.

keep. creating. no matter how bizarre or egregiously sexual your work is. NEVER give up your right to create art.

#angeltalks #discourse #proship #anti #profic

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:ace_heart:​ Fictosexual // Polyam // Repulsusexual IRL :queer_heart:​
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≫ I mainly yell about fictional characters and how they make me feel, but I post art/ocs/writing as well! I'm your friendly neighborhood cat!!! (* ^ ω ^) Let's be friends! You can PM me about any of our shared interests at any time! Especially my hyper fixations!! Ask for my discord / and server invites.
PLEASE ask me to filter/hashtag/mention things, I might have missed a CW or two. I use tone indicators at times, and due to my dyslexia, I sometimes don't make any sense and misunderstand/misuse words :,) Sorry!!! Mulle saa puhuu suomee jos silt tuntuu!! :D (this is a rewritten intro, just reposting it without visible edits)
I use a screen reader sometimes!
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≫ I refer to my sona as me/myself and her (3rd person), but inside my head (daydreams), we are one entity/person. We are the same and different, ik it's weird. Nomi and Sini are different basically. So for example when I say OCxCanon I usually mean a ship with Nomi (or another OC). I use selfship to mean specifically Nomi. When I refer to F/Os, I'm talking about relationships Nomi is in (aka me, inside my daydreams). Nomi uses She/Her pronouns, while I, Sini, use Ae/aer, which can help distinguish which "self" I'm talking about. Just maladaptive daydream things lmao. I will write an in-depth post at some point, Please ask if I'm confusing or just wanna learn more <3
Please keep in mind: I have issues with reality/delusions/paranoia, and I do not see fictional characters as real for my OWN SAFETY, you do you though!
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≫ I have a "private" F/O list, but feel free to ask! I don't mind doubles at all, LET'S GUSH OVER THEM!! I will mention my current mains often, here are some of them:
☆Jamil Viper <3, Floyd Leech <> (TWST)
☆Cove Holden (Our Life)
☆Jeremy King (XOXO droplets)
☆Midori Takamine <?3, Ibara Saegusa <3< (Ensemble Stars)
(I use quadrants as a quick indicator :3)
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≫ I'm otherkin/therian, mainly catkin, so please don't call me human or human terms!! :D I also fictionkin, but I'm lax-er about it, no need to call me their name's or use their preferred terms!! My fickin stuff is mostly me reacting to fanart with "Omg it's me! What am I doing this time?" :blobcatflower:​
☆ Tohru (Dragonmaid) /just like me fr
☆ Leo Tsukinaga (Ensemble stars) /silly
☆ Temmie (Undertale)
I support all good-faith queer identities! I love xenogenders, neopronouns, etc.!! Lurk my pronoun.page for my terms, flags, and pronouns!! I'm mentally ill, but I don't want to list them publicly. I might mention my diag.s at times!! I have hidden disabilities which I won't list either, but for both: I'm open about them in private/with friends, feel free to ask <3
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≫ I don't want to talk about (Some squicks), not really a DNI, I'm trying not to engage, I have filtered some terms related to these, so I might not see your message/comment mentioning them:
Fandoms: MBTI Myers–Briggs is a pet peeve/I'll rage lol, Hiveswap + Friendsim, Homestuck^2, Moomin/Muumi OCs and ships (I'm extremely sensitive about how non-finns view my childhood series, sorry!), Most American TV & cartoons (Marvel/Superheros, Most Sitcoms),
Themes: HARD NO NO NO!! UGLY BASTARDs / Unattractive male assaulters etc you want to call them, AND NO EXTREME UNDERAGE (less than 5, toddlercon, babycon) NSFW - Omegaverse / A/B/O, mpreg tpreg, etc., Female character hate/criticism ( "No women in my Male-only games/Male cast" "Male>Female characters", MLM>WLW/MLW ships, "ew woman/women", "breaks my ship", aggressive/jealousy at women interacting with your ships/ F/O, etc.) Misogyny kink/fetish is ok tho, Anti-shippers and how they are annoying/hypocritical etc. (I'm just tired of it all),
I'll most likely update and edit this stuff constantly.
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≫ Interests: #oc #ocxcanon #sona #RP #cosplay #art #drawing #writing #anime #commissions #fandom #fanfiction #proship #DeadDoveDoNotEat #zodiac #zodiacsigns #horoscope #astronomy #space #typology "#mbti " #JungianCognitiveFunctions #enneagrams #culture #history #mentalhealth #charitywork
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And PLENTY of others!!
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≫ Main trigger warnings for my content:
NSFW, Self-harm, horror, violence, gore, death, unhealthy relationships/coping styles, yandere, mental health/mental condition kinks/fetishes, non-con/rape themes and mentions, large age gaps (underage/adult ships), power imbalance, loli/shota/lolisho, beast/monsterfucking, feral nsfw, medical (doctors, needles, surgeries etc.), mental health, body image, weight and health, eating habits and food, personal vent, negativity, complaining, IRL happenings at times, possible unreality/delusion/dissociation triggering posts.
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#introduction #aboutme #longpost #infoaboutme #info #saippuatxt

Since I don't have anything set up to do commissions automatically right now, here's all of my YCHs that I currently have open!

All of them are discounted from what the same commission type would be as custom, since the base is already decided

This post will be edited if I open new YCH bases so like it to be notified 📬

Contact me on

• Matrix: 02kagami02:matrix.org
• Discord: vbnorsr
• Business email: [email protected]

If you would like one, or another commission, or if you just have questions about my commission process! No hard feelings if you have questions and then decide not to commission or to do so at a later time!

Prices are as follows, all of them are full renders!

• Playboy bunny: $10 (no background included, body type cannot be changed)
• Nipple chain/bondage: $20 (no background included, body type cannot be changed)

Please check my art tag #lyricdraws if you want to see some examples of my art while considering! Thank you sososo much!!!

#commissionsopen #ych #shotacon #deaddove #profic #proship #shota

first time 💜​

#selfship #selfinsert #ocxcanon #proselfship #HelluvaBoss #HelluvaBossOC #Blitzo #HelluvabossBlitz #nsfw #nsfwart #proship

神に誓う。このプラットフォームが私を不快にさせ続けるなら、私はインスタグラムをやめるだろう。
ミスキーやVKで不快な思いをしたことはない！ 脅威は感じなかった。 でもインスタグラムでは？ いや。 私は怖かった。
何をするのも怖かった。

VKontakteとMisskeyで？安心感があるし、みんな私の作品を気に入ってくれていると感じる！
ここにもっと投稿するのが待ちきれないよ！みんな素晴らしいよ！ ありがとう！

#インスタグラム #instagram #ВКонтакте #VK #不快 #不快感 #安全性 #うれしい #アーティスト #proshipper #profiction #profic #proship #アート #アーティスト #アジアのアーティスト #アジア #聴衆 #クリエイティブ #ドローイング

神に誓う。このプラットフォームが私を不快にさせ続けるなら、私はインスタグラムをやめるだろう。
ミスキーやVKで不快な思いをしたことはない！ 脅威は感じなかった。 でもインスタグラムでは？ いや。 私は怖かった。
何をするのも怖かった。

VKontakteとMisskeyで？安心感があるし、みんな私の作品を気に入ってくれていると感じる！
ここにもっと投稿するのが待ちきれないよ！みんな素晴らしいよ！ ありがとう！

#インスタグラム #instagram #ВКонтакте #VK #不快 #不快感 #安全性 #うれしい #アーティスト #proshipper #profiction #profic #proship #アート #アーティスト #アジアのアーティスト #アジア #聴衆 #クリエイティブ #ドローイング

神に誓う。このプラットフォームが私を不快にさせ続けるなら、私はインスタグラムをやめるだろう。
ミスキーやVKで不快な思いをしたことはない！ 脅威は感じなかった。 でもインスタグラムでは？ いや。 私は怖かった。
何をするのも怖かった。

VKontakteとMisskeyで？安心感があるし、みんな私の作品を気に入ってくれていると感じる！
ここにもっと投稿するのが待ちきれないよ！みんな素晴らしいよ！ ありがとう！

#インスタグラム #instagram #ВКонтакте #VK #不快 #不快感 #安全性 #うれしい #アーティスト #proshipper #profiction #profic #proship #アート #アーティスト #アジアのアーティスト #アジア #聴衆 #クリエイティブ #ドローイング

It’s unfortunate when I see someone claim to be “Proship” but then they end up being an anti -_-

I just gotta wonder....how TF do you label yourself something you’re not?? I mean, I think it’s obvious that if you think harassing others over fictional media is a bad thing that you’re Proship/Profic (or people that just say “anti-harassment”, but it literally means the same thing in context).
#proship #profic #profiction #proshipping #proshipper #rant

Media: Characters canonically grow up and become adults at the end.

Vocal minority: OMG NOO You can't sexuality them even when using their post time skip designs. They were children for the entire series, just cause they were adults in the epilogue doesn't mean they are suddenly adults now!! We've only got to know them as kids, so you're sexualizing their child selves and calling them adults!

Inhale

Look. First of all, people can create their own headcanons of characterization for the grown up characters, based on the character arcs and individual growth through the narrative. That's part of the point with epilogues, to give the fans a playground to imagine what's next. And what's next is the characters exploring adulthood.

Second, the characters we grew to know over the course of the material are not real children. And I'm not saying that just because obviously a fictional character isn't real in that they don't think or feel. I mean that in how your precious little blorbos were written by adults and reviewed by adults for the sake of your entertainment, not for realism. The characters could have intense research put into them through studies of how kids act and behave, plus memories from the creator's on childhood. But if they were truly accurate to how kids behaved, you'd be stuck watching dumb ass characters making the same insufferable mistakes over and over again, being stubborn, hardly ever learning a god damn thing because children lack the mental development of critical thinking and social awareness to make those charismatic world saving actions you see in media. But alas those fictional children are capable of those overwhelmingly mature and adult actions because they are written by adults who have already gone through those lessons. And now they have to slap a younger age onto said characters and setting to make them easier for the target audience to project onto.

And lastly, let's say in a piece of media, they manage to portray a character completely accurate as a minor without any subconscious influence as an adult writer. That there wasn't even any epilogue to show the character had grown up and became an adult. And people still choose to sexualize the character. Aged up or not. So what? That character isn't real. They can't feel pain or distress outside of scripted events an author writes them into. Consequences of actions are as permanent as the undo button. You could traumatize them over and over, write the character in a villain au where the character has killed many. Then open up a new document and imagine that same character saving a kitten and bringing it home to their wholesome found family in an everyone lives AU where no one has any sad thoughts ever. A person can create any fan content they please, and no one can suffer from it in any meaningful way due to every aspect of space, time, and chance being predetermined and ever shifting based on the whims of a single individual.

And when that individual shares their thoughts through creation to the world, their only responsibility is to give the creation the appropriate identifying labels. So that way, even if after everything, after projecting your own thoughts and scripted scenarios onto a character you don't even own, you feel so deeply connected that you feel visceral disgust when seeing someone else portray a popular character in a way that attacks your own personal view, the work at least will be appropriately labeled so you can avoid it.

You don't want to be exposed to how these people choose to portray characters who've been depicted as minors in a piece of media, so don't shove your own portrayal down their throats either.

#proship #profic #ageup #fandomdiscourse

I think we should bring back a radical mindset of “ship and let ship” and “your kink is not my kink” in fandom spaces these days.

People seem to have forgotten that. It doesn’t start with harrassing real people over fictional characters they like. It already starts with comments like “ewww, kink/ship xy is gross 🤢” which is just plain rude, esp when you comment that under a post/text/whatever, where a person talks about said kink/ship and expresses that they like it. Imagine me barging in your home and telling you your decoration is shit. You probably don’t like that as well.

It’s fine if you don’t like certain stuff. No one needs to like anything, that would be unrealistic. But you know what the responsible way to deal with it is? Just scroll past it. Just ignore it. Put the stuff, you don’t like, on a filter list and just. don’t. interact. with. it. It’s not that hard.

“But what if I’m in a private chat with someone and they start talking about really gross stuff like incest??” Just tell them politely that’s not your cup of tea and move on. If the other person is not an asshole, they’ll respect your boundaries. But if said person has talked about an incest ship they like, and you start with “eww, disgusting 🤢”, then you’re the unfriendly person here.

The only reason I don’t put “proshipper” on my profile is that it would make me a target for antis. Proship simply means: Don’t be an asshole and harrass real people over fictional content, ship and let ship and other people’s buisness is nor your buisness. Proship doesn’t mean, that the person is a groomer, a predator and a rapist. That’s shit made up by antis who take that as justification to harrass real people and go to extreme measurements to do it. It’s wild.

TL;DR just be a nice person and don’t harrass real people over fictional content. Ship and let ship and stay out of peoples buisness. 

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≫ I refer to my sona as me/myself and her (3rd person), but inside my head (daydreams), we are one entity/person. We are the same and different, ik it's weird. Nomi and Sini are different basically. So for example when I say OCxCanon I usually mean a ship with Nomi (or another OC). I use selfship to mean specifically Nomi. When I refer to F/Os, I'm talking about relationships Nomi is in (aka me, inside my daydreams). Nomi uses She/Her pronouns, while I, Sini, use Ae/aer, which can help distinguish which "self" I'm talking about. Just maladaptive daydream things lmao. I will write an in-depth post at some point, Please ask if I'm confusing or just wanna learn more <3
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☆Jamil Viper <3, Floyd Leech <> (TWST)
☆Cove Holden (Our Life)
☆Jeremy King (XOXO droplets)
☆Midori Takamine <?3, Ibara Saegusa <3< (Ensemble Stars)
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☆ Tohru (Dragonmaid) /just like me fr
☆ Leo Tsukinaga, Wataru Hibiki (Ensemble stars) /silly

I support all good-faith queer identities! I love xenogenders, neopronouns, etc.!! Lurk my pronoun.page for my terms, flags, and pronouns!! I'm mentally ill, but I don't want to list them publicly. I might mention my diag.s at times!! I have hidden disabilities which I won't list either, but for both: I'm open about them in private/with friends, feel free to ask <3
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NSFW, Self-harm, violence, gore, death, unhealthy relationships/coping styles, yandere, non-con/rape themes, and mentions, large age gaps, loli/shota/lolisho, beast/monsterfucking, feral nsfw, mental health, personal vent, negativity, complaining, IRL happenings at times, possible unreality/delusion/dissociation triggering posts.
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