Someone Saying They Hc A Character They Hate As Asexual Doesn't Necessarily Mean They're Acephobe Though.

Someone saying they hc a character they hate as asexual doesn't necessarily mean they're acephobe though. It's just interpretation. If a character doesnt show romantic interest in anyone they can be interpreted as ace it's not too far fetched and has nothing to do with whether or not they hate the character.

The said character is Neji Hyuga. And while yeah his sexuality is never explicitly shown and he can be interpreted as aro ace. But op hated neji, they didn't show any interest whatsoever in his character development and wasn't phased by his death. With that context, obviously you wouldn't be into any ships involving him. Op could've just said that. Saying they see him as aroace, while doesn't necessarily mean they're aphobe, does raise questions about how op sees aroace people.

Only architectural achievement lmfao wait till you hear about our rock cut temples😭

White supremacy has westerners so brainwashed into believing they are superior at everything...

that even the IDEA that Indigenous people might know best about how to survive in the specific biomes their people have lived in for tens of thousands of years...

is wholly rejected by the western belief that everyone is inferior to them.

And not one shred of introspection is taken upon that thought, because to pull on that thread is to unravel all the lies white supremacy is built on

I know people hate midi-chlorians and that’s valid but I will say I’m forever grateful the ability to control the force is something you’re born with not something you get from wisdom.

Like, to use the force intelligently and kindly you have to be wise and thoughtful. But the ability to control the force is more a genetic thing. More luck. All types of people can be force sensitive.

I like this because before TPM there were a lot of fans who thought the ability to control the force was something anyone was capable of if you were wise/ deep enough. Which isn’t quite what was insinuated in the original trilogy but I know quite a few people thought that.

But the problem with that belief is not only does it make non force sensitive people inherently lesser than force sensitives (Han solo can’t use the force because he’s Stupid and Arrogant vs Han Solo can’t use the force because he doesn’t have that gene) but it also tells us that people who use the dark side are wise and thoughtful and whatever. Which… is not true. Against everything Star Wars is about. They are just pieces of shit who got the genetic lottery.

Force sensitivity being a genetic thing even helps improve the image of the Jedi, in my opinion. You’re born with magic powers and you’re raised to use them to help everyone not for monetary gain or power or whatever and you honor that great tradition.

And then we’ve got room to play. Sure not everyone is force sensitive, but everyone has the force. You just have to be connected to the galaxy, know yourself, have faith, whatever and you can do things that are extraordinary. Han Solo can pilot a ship through an asteroid field because he has a cause and he needs to. Churrit can walk through blaster fire for the same reason.

And if Lucas decided the way to make this canon was to talk about little life forms in people’s blood than that’s his choice. As long as it’s not about a person’s character or strength of will because we know that’s not true (see palpatine)

Appreciation post with every single Taylor Room I've done so far! 💛💜❤️🩵🩷🩶🤎💙🤍

The Taylor Swift Room and the Reputation Room won't be done until we have their Taylor's Version re-release (it would only be fair!).

hogwarts yearbook superlatives, 1996

taken by colin creevey

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