I Think Internet And Fandom Culture Went Downhill When We Started Normalizing Dnis Rather Than Curating

i think internet and fandom culture went downhill when we started normalizing dnis rather than curating your OWN internet experience and avoiding things yourself

I feel like if Dottore is Zandik, there is a big possibility he was set up as Soreh's killer.

We've seen plenty of corruption in the current Akademiya, imagine how much worse it was back then, and then how much it would affect him that once he started opening up to someone, they get killed and he's expelled.

He's also not a sadist but someone who believes the end justifies the means, so it wouldn't make sense for him to be the killer.

Drawing cuz im frenzied

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Shots fired to keep rent low:

ACAB, pro-kink, sex work is work, faggots and dykes and dykefags are my weed-smoking communist lovers, filth is my life, watch a fucked up movie, kill the puritanical cop in your head, and be excellent to each other

I see this take a lot and I hate it so much because shipping discourse does affect real life. It affects real life when people are harassed over what they ship to the point of killing themselves.

It affects real life when people are doxxed and have their private information leaked, when their peers/teachers/friends/family/coworkers/bosses are suddenly being contacted.

It affects real life when antis report fictional content as CSEM, wasting the resources of organizations that are needed by real children being exploited.

It affects real life when people cannot separate fiction from condonation and then fight to get "problematic" books/shows/movies/etc. banned.

It affects real life when CSA, abuse, rape, etc. survivors are harassed with messages of "you deserved it" and "you're just as bad as your abuser" because of fiction.

It affects real life when antis are enabling and even condoning minors reach out to pro shippers to try and out them as closeted pedophiles.

It affects real life when people walk around believing misinformation because of it.

It affects real life in so many ways that we've seen, even more than I've listed here. Acting like it doesn't is an extremely ignorant viewpoint to take.

Binah