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Also a good test is that if you're already enraged by even the thought of BDSM existing you're already part of the problem because you have an inherent misunderstanding of fantasy & consent which goes triple for fiction because it's not even fantasy occurring in real life🧵
And this is just touching on the US, but this also goes for Japan too.
https://twitter.com/arandomdinoman/status/1818644072304910552
I don't give a shit if you share the resources from me or post them on your own, just that they're being shared. They existed outside of shipping discourse and are put together by specialists who are actually versed in protecting youth.



https://twitter.com/SamAburime/status/1624107286774808587
https://twitter.com/wet_newdle/status/1766522623846998085I told them not to engage with posts like that and told other people talking with them to block them and they were like 'i don't see how my age is relevant' and we
https://twitter.com/Rednaxelawhate1/status/1744870275143913975

5. Uses a lot of assumptive language such as the term "Feel" "I feel" "men feel" "they feel" You're not supposed to assume people's feelings when you write something like this; you provide either proof, quoted anecdotes, or unassuming language. 

Tons of commenters confirmed their fears of becoming adults believing they had to give up the characters they loved. 18 was the barometer for legality even if a fictional character had less than a 2 year age difference "I have to stop liking _ on my birthday" was common (1/5)
The way people act like US/Eng TV is at the forefront of everything when we only got our first mainstream queer YA characters 9 years ago (Korra) & the vast majority of what we have now only came out in the last 6 years. Shojo & BL series were doing this since the 70s, 80s & 90s
https://twitter.com/SamAburime/status/1630371365244096512This really is the center of the issue here.



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'Mirror Neurons' have not been a central talking point in fandom spaces discussing the fiction/reality discourse, and this is the /first/ I'm seeing it brought up in this context.