#theres a difference between criticism

[wesawbears]

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[nyaskitten]

Ninjago is actually so good and enjoyable when u don't have an annoying bitch in your ear telling you how much they hate every little aspect of the show and still calling themselves fans.

[felignis]

i think chappell roan enforcing her boundaries to creepo parasocial fans is so fucking awesome and based and she should be allowed to do whatever she wants forever

[sydcarmy]

i have my issues with season 3 but when i see randos on other social media saying that it sucked i get so offended 😭 like wow i cant believe not everyone watches and understands the bear like EYE do...

[a-kinda-nerdy-girl]

Listen I'm not usually patriotic, unless it's the olympics and american women are freaking killing it. Then I basically turn into a bald eagle.

[moroserebis]

idrc if a male wants to identify as a woman if they are gnc, or live as a woman so long as they dont speak over females, but when tims and trans women say shit like “im female” i lose my mind like sir ma’am no you are not 😭 you are literally male, that is a word that describes the sex you were born as

[elendsessor]

one of the worst nocturne takes i’ve ever heard is that the game “has no direction” and that you don’t have any motivation when it’s like

did you play the opening

did. did you. did you fuckin. actually read the dialogue. because kagutsuchi tells you your goal. you’re supposed to discover the legacy of your existence aka what side you end up taking. you’re presented all these scenarios and are asked which direction do you want to take because you can’t conceive your own reason individually. if you could, that would ruin what the game is trying to do.

in general you can’t go into nocturne treating it like a traditional turn based jrpg. how it presents itself is so different that you really need to ditch how you view normal jrpg story structures. it keeps basic stuff because it’s writing 101 but fun fact not every game has a long slow burn prologue.

[arsonistbunny]

i keep seeing -mostly on other websites- stuff like "oh if you critique fnaf you're not a real fan". and do you realize that i critique fnaf exactly because i love it? critique is part of an analysis. pointing out the flaws is not hate, it's because i actually care. like there is a reason why you don't hear me say anything about voltron 2016 despite watching every episode.

[buntress]

lmao we got hate for being pro endo while we were gone, i just like deleted it bc like ✨ ew ✨ but how tf you gonna send hate to a completely inactive blog???? wild

anyways our stance on endogenic systems has not changed <3 if you dislike this, cope away from me. My opinion is firm and will not be changed by a hate comment from someone probably half my age. I gotta make sure my family can eat yo, I do not have time for all that.

[grimmgrinningghouls]

Kay listen I get the whole 'acknowledge flaws and dont tear people down who critique this media' I really do. But like. Flaws are only as prevalent in media as you let them be and they only bother you as much as you let them. Yes, its good to say "yeah. it has flaws" but its valid if you just dont want to dwell on them after that.

If you dont want to see other people critique it then block them. There are always going to be bad takes and objectively bad media. But still like. People are allowed to just not care abt it too. I dont like to sit down and write entire posts critiquing things, if you do thats ur thing but I just...dont care lol. It varies case to case but a lot of stuff just doesn't bother me.

I go "oh. They could've done XXX thing better. anyways" and move on.

[diamonddoll]

Does the whole concept of hormonal birth control not make anyone else angry?? Yes I can acknowledge it has done a lot of good for women’s rights but it’s a temporary solution to a wider problem. You can’t ignore the negative side effects it has on womens bodies. And IUD is absolutely barbaric. Every woman I’ve met who has one told me insertion is unbearably painful. My stepmom had one and still got pregnant and ended up having to have a hysterectomy when her child was born. Yet every man expects women to be on it so he can get his 3 min of raw sex and nut inside. It’s ENTIRELY for them. I really don’t believe it feels much different for women. It doesn’t help women orgasm. Yet it’s entirely on us to cater to mens desires. But men can’t be bothered with condoms or vasectomies.

[wc-confessions]

just saw that rude ask. i hope you're feeling better after that and the rest of the less than polite asks!! it's not like you even did anything wrong? you're just posting asks and asking people to keep names out. it feels unfair they're taking it out on you for wanting to avoid drama

yeah idk ppl can be ridiculous.but thank you sm! so far today has been cool

[jorvik]

It's so annoying logging on and people do nothing but complain about the game THEN QUIT please I am so sick of you people ruining the entire mood of the game if you're so miserable QUIT PLAYING

[morglien]

theres something so personal about volume 1 thru 3 of rwby. something so at home, so sweet and nostalgic. people who shit on everything about v1-3 are fucking boring

[lanayrru]

not 2 get fake deep on my legend of zelda blog on tumblr dot com but. idk idk idk if this is just me being a party pooper or wtv but. as a lesbian of colour smt just irks me so much about (white) (non sapphic) (cis) people seeing any hypersexualized woman of colour who is "sassy" and "mean" and go oh THATS a lesbian like. i mean the fact that nintendos' brown/black women are ALWAYS mean and sexualized and "sassy" is a whole other issue that im too busy to even start on but. the collective fandom response of seeing these racist and misogynist depictions of women in tloz and not only adopt those same perspectives but hyperbolize them through lesbophobic (and lbr transphobic when it comes to the gerudo esp) talk-points bcs in their mind mean angry aggro sexy treatening (re: brown) woman = dyke . idk.

[devotedlystrangewizard]

japanese and/or old games arent exempt from criticism just because of their cultural context but yall arent ready for that conversation