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hey! it’s me, things-antis-say :) i’m coming to you + the community through anon ask bc i got nuked in the middle of the night. i guess mass reporting my account finally worked, lmao!i was pretty upset for about five minutes. you know, all of that work i did, the blocklist and my sources, gone… but the receipts i posted are still out there, indisputable evidence, and i think that’s the most important thing i considered remaking, but i think this is some sort of divine intervention. i got a LOT of good news yesterday! i’m moving forward with my life :) i’ve got shit to do, places to be, a wedding to plan… i think limiting my screentime was probably a good idea anyway, lmao! so i want to thank the proship community for being so real. if any of y’all guessed my main, you can message me on it. if i like you, i’ll give the confirmation and maybe we can still be mutuals πŸ‘‰πŸ‘ˆ other than that, i just wanna say, it’s certainly been memorable! keep doing what you’re doing. the four months that my blog existed were so fun for me thanks for getting me to the 600 follower milestone before i got deleted lmao

@things-antis-say Rest in peace πŸ“―πŸ“―πŸ“― (I’m playing taps for your account)

We’re so sorry to hear that your account got nuked, partly because that means we’ve all lost access to the excellent library of antishipper harassment and hypocrisy that you maintained.

We’re glad to hear that there are good things in your life, and we wish you luck. Thank you for everything you did for the community. We’ll mis having you around!

PS: I think we deliberately refrained from following your main out of politeness; if you wanna be mutuals, please DM us!!

Art therapy is literally a thing that therapists tell you to do Why do anti’s think that therapists would tell you not to do art therapy?

Because their belief that their moral view is completely objectively correct means that they make absurd leaps of logic.

Here’s how an anti thinks.

1. “Nasty icky art is bad.”

2. Therapists would not tell someone to do something that is bad.

3. Therefore therapists would not tell you to make nasty icky art.

See?

evilwriter37:

lifbitch:

β€œYou put porn in child safe spaces.” Then why do the β€œchild safe spaces” have ratings and tags, Karen?

AO3 AND TUMBLR ARE NOT CHILD SAFE SPACES. Yes, it’s true that a lot of child safe spaces are being destroyed on the internet, but ao3 and tumblr are not those places and were never meant to be. LEARN TO CURATE YOUR OWN INTERNET EXPERIENCE OR GET OFF THE INTERNET.

I may write weird and gross fictional ships but at least I don’t bully and threaten strangers! πŸ₯°

Sending love to everyone who has been bullied or threatened over the content of their writing or ships.

β€˜Sinister System and our brother accidentally rented a hentai from blockbuster once.’I have a similar story where my 12 year old (at the time) brother was just starting to get into anime, so my dad bought him a DVD of an anime that he thought looked interesting. Looked innocent enough on the box art. Turned out to be hentai.Oops.

Yup! Hentai was everywhere for a while with no warnings.

And this is why the ability to tag stuff for content is so important!

Hi, anon with the sorta proship mom again, I just remembered a funny story.So when I was in highschool, my parents cancelled the cable because they were charging too much for so little(that also meant no internet so that made it difficult for other forms of entertainment and school). So how did we all entertain ourselves? Went to our local library and checked out whatever books and DVDs we wanted. For me, I checked out as much anime as I wanted and even requested some to be added to the catalog. One of those DVDs was Ouran Highschool Host Club, and I would sometimes watch it either in the living room or my room. One night I was watching it in the living room and it got to the scene where Kyoya was shirtless and Haruhi was in the same room(to those who seen this series, you know which part I’m talking about). My parents came home from the store and saw it and assumed I was watching two characters having sex…yes they thought I was watching porn out in the open in the living room where everyone could see. Side note, kinda funny how they assumed that with OHSHC, yet never caught me watching Black Lagoon pre-recorded on the DVR(when we had cable)during the day. And had one episode where the Russian mob lady was watching through in house porn to find a guy and Revy said out loud, with audible fucking in the background, “Woah, is she taking it in the ass?”In the end though, my mom didn’t stop me from picking my own series to watch. But after awkwardly explaining what was really happening in that scene, she decided she was gonna pick some out for me that would be “age appropriate.” So what series did she pick out for me? An old 90s series called Blue Gender and my god, is it shit. But it being bad isn’t what’s funny here, no. You see, she made this decision because she still wanted to make sure I was watching something age appropriate, but didn’t think to watch it herself first. Because in the very first episode, one of the characters started groping the other who was just reading out codes or some shit…and it escalated to everyone fucking each other(yes on screen sex but in a sorta soft core porn kinda way you’d see on HBO shows)almost every episode. Like my god there was an episode where everyone on a space station were having two separate orgies. I can’t even explain the plot to you here because the series was literally 30% convoluted bullshit and 70% fucking.I ended up watching the whole series(which also came with a movie that just summaries the whole series in a little over an hour)because I had nothing to watch until my next trip to the library and told my mom what was in it and she was shocked. She wasn’t pissed at me, she just went “Oh shit! I’m sorry!” After that, she never tried to find me any anime age appropriate for me ever again. But the worst part of it all, they teased me with some age gap action and didn’t even do it! Lame(jk but I think my weird ass would’ve enjoyed it a bit more if they did).Moral of the story, my parents learned the hard way that I was smart enough as a minor to know what I was supposed to look(and that I wasn’t stupid enough to watch porn out in the open)…and then I watched Boku No Pico only because I didn’t understand the meme and thought I was about to watch something along the lines of Teen Titans GO! but as anime. Only for it to be my first hentai…the 2010s we’re a trying time.

2000s anime was wild. Our partner system’s library used to have actual hentai just sitting unlabeled with all the other DVDs for checkout.

Sinister System and our brother accidentally rented a hentai from blockbuster once. Awkwarrrrd.

How come I always see anti’s saying the same things about us that we do about them They say they get hatred and attacks, they say proshippers break DNI, they say that we say they deserved their abuse, everything we say over here they say we do the same thing I never see screenshots tho, so maybe that’s the difference

nothing-an-iratze-cant-fix:

blackheart-biohazards:

nothing-an-iratze-cant-fix:

septmilleneurones:

blackheart-biohazards:

It’s absolutely the difference, anon.

If proshippers were harassing antis on the scale that antis harass proshippers, they would never shut up about it.

There would be daily callout posts.

Bad actors exist in every group. There are proshippers who have harassed antis.

But they’re in the minority.

Whereas antishipping is almost entirely based around cyberbullying people they don’t like, and its obvious.

Just check out #anti receipts

β€œthey say proshippers break DNI”

I am not going to read the bio of everyone I like or reblog posts from. People who don’t want me to interact with them are welcome to block me, just like I block people who annoy me.

Can someone please explain to me – are anti-shippers literally people against shipping fictional characters getting together? Is that the whole thing?

Antishippers are against anyone shipping together fictional characters in what they consider would be immoral relationships in real life.

Ok, cool, so like incest, inappropriate age gap, that kind of thing? And pro-shippers, basically anything goes? /gen

Those are the main things that antis are against, but there’s no consensus. Antis often fight about

  • how much of any age gap is okay (I’ve seen people call a 1 year age gap problematic)
  • Are childhood friends basically siblings and does that mean shipping them is incest
  • Is it okay to ship ‘toxic’ or ‘abusive’ ships and is it okay to ship enemies to lovers
  • Etc

Proshippers, yes, believe that it’s okay for anyone to ship anything they want in fiction, even if it’s problematic or taboo.

Individual proshippers have their own preferences and will block or filter types of ships that they don’t want to see or interact with.

How come I always see anti’s saying the same things about us that we do about them They say they get hatred and attacks, they say proshippers break DNI, they say that we say they deserved their abuse, everything we say over here they say we do the same thing I never see screenshots tho, so maybe that’s the difference

nothing-an-iratze-cant-fix:

septmilleneurones:

blackheart-biohazards:

It’s absolutely the difference, anon.

If proshippers were harassing antis on the scale that antis harass proshippers, they would never shut up about it.

There would be daily callout posts.

Bad actors exist in every group. There are proshippers who have harassed antis.

But they’re in the minority.

Whereas antishipping is almost entirely based around cyberbullying people they don’t like, and its obvious.

Just check out #anti receipts

β€œthey say proshippers break DNI”

I am not going to read the bio of everyone I like or reblog posts from. People who don’t want me to interact with them are welcome to block me, just like I block people who annoy me.

Can someone please explain to me – are anti-shippers literally people against shipping fictional characters getting together? Is that the whole thing?

Antishippers are against anyone shipping together fictional characters in what they consider would be immoral relationships in real life.