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I HATE HATE HATE how toxic sides of fandoms would pick on popular straight ships by commenting father-daughter on every other straight ship contents and had the balls to say "I'm allowed to have an opinion!🤪" like can you keep it to yourself and find contents that suits you?
Also.. father-daughter??? Seriously??? Do they even know what father-daughter relationship is like??? Or do they not have a father to know what father-daughter relationship actually is???
The straight ship apparently had
✅ Jaw dropping symbolisms
✅ Subtle flirty lines (seriously? what father daughter would flirt with each other)
✅ Treats each other like an equal and have no need for parental affection
✅ Has official crumbs from the creators
And they would be like, OMG FATHER DAUGHTER!
Don't get me started with the "siblings dynamic" they always gaslight themselves to believe in because apparently that certain straight ship gets in the way of the most sexualized/fetishized ml𝐦 ship that has no actual mlm shippers and was just created because some fans are so h0rny they want to get off by making two of the most random male characters f𝐯ck with each other and the most "obvious evidence" they could present is that the male characters are beside each other in the official art or "they give g𝐚y vibes" / one is dominant and the other is a "f𝐞mboy" self insert character.
...or maybe they're insecure about some female characters? ISTG they will always find a way to hate the most gorgeous/kind/gentle/well-written female characters especially when they're involved in a popular straight ship on which one of the characters (most of the time male) is also involved in a rival g𝐚y ship.
And when there's an actual healthy g𝐚y ship they'd act as if it doesn't exist, probably because the characters don't make them h0rny asf.
Like come on, just say you hate straight ships instead of finding the most ridiculous "evidences" to debunk them and shoehorn your headcanon to other people, ignoring the actual pieces of information presented to you because you're butt hurt from the truth and you use shipping g𝐚y characters to cope with a certain real life straight relationship trauma.
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Mikasa Ackerman’s upstanding moral code is something that I’ve always adored seeing in Attack on Titan. Recently, many fans have gone out of their way to criticise her, stating that she’s ‘boring’ or ‘basic’, but I think that claim is rather ignorant. It doesn’t see past the exterior she puts out, which is a vital point to her character. Spoilers ahead btw.
Mikasa is drenched in tragedy, much like most other characters in aot. She’s lost family after family, and now all she has left are her friends. But time, much like the rumbling, marches on endlessly, and it doesn’t wait for anyone. Mikasa knows that nothing in her life will remain the same, she is intrinsically aware that things will change. “The world is cruel, and beautiful” she thinks, and she finds happiness wherever she can, knowing that it will leave no matter what she does. She has this underlying steeliness to her that most simply attribute to her soldier exterior, but I think this is what makes her so beautiful. She CARES about people, about children and women and soldiers and her quickly growing group of friends. She knows the world is cruel, but she sees its beauty and she’s always trying to expand upon that.
She’s almost like a flower in that regard. She is beautiful and upright, blossoming shyly under the instructions she was given to fight, withstanding the weight of expectation and the harsh rays of sun that threaten to burn her for coming out of her shell in the first place. She does not relent, however. Life seeks to punish her for coming out of that cocoon, but she weathers it with grace and love and devotion so huge that it saves the world.
That devotion, that obsession you see with Eren, is partly because she’s actually just that devoted to him, but also because he challenged that worldview she had when her parents were killed. He was the one who opened her eyes to the possibility of happiness existing within those moments of cruelty. Mikasa was perfectly content to stay inside the bud of her flower, indifferently observing the world, but Eren changed that. He made her a part of the world, instead of letting her watch it pass her by.
She’s lived by that ever since. There is something so lovely about that devotion to Eren, and with that, the ideals she formed after that initial encounter (even if he was entirely unaware of the changes he had on her). He helped form that moral code, the one that eventually ends in her killing him for the sake of the world.
Mikasa is the champion of attack on titan, hero of the world, saviour of the people, and it’s all because she was a girl who was deeply in love with a boy. There is strength in her devotion. Buried beneath that cold exterior is a love so intrinsic that it overcame mere affection and hurtled straight towards eternity. Her choice to kill the man who she loved, to fight like he told her, and to save the world and create beauty when he destroyed it, speaks of strength like no other.
So sure, go ahead and say she’s boring all you want. But, perhaps you just aren’t looking close enough.
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Perfect time to remind everyone of this gorgeous Harukawa art
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The beauty this pic holds
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Sayonara
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#attack on titan#manga#anime#japanese#animation#attack on titan eren#eremika#snk#snk mikasa#eren x mikasa#shingeki no kyojin#fanart
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One of the best attack on titan volume covers
#attack on titan#shingeki no kyojin#anime#manga#attack on titan eren#eren yeager#historia#historia reiss#anime character design#drawing#design#l'attaque des titans#l'attacco dei giganti#show#japanese
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The visuals in this movie are so nice
#the other lamb#movie#visuals#visualeffects#cinematography#beauty#cult cinema#nature#girls#women#art
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Breathtakingly beautiful
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