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Canon defilement. I hate canon defilement. This is why I don't play canon characters.
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Canon defilement. I hate canon defilement. This is why I don't play canon characters.
When they purposely ignore canon to suit their own vile machinations. They don't even bother saying it's an au!What do you mean? When people get an aspect of the lore wrong? When they misrepresent characters/story beats?
When they purposely ignore canon to suit their own vile machinations. They don't even bother saying it's an au!
Making characters bland despite them having a vibrant personality canonically. Making characters they hate evil. Shoving yandere/tsundere/whatever-dere traits on them. Shoving a bunch of lgbt+ stuff on them (before you jump me like angry wolves I have no problem with lgbt characters, just characters who canonically aren't lgbt being potrayed as lgbt).
It just makes me sick. Stop defiling canon you vile leeches!
Oh, and can you stop portraying JokerxHarley as romantic. Thanks.
Coded?I would say most of that is simply down to poor writing skills. And the LGBTQ could be because the characters are coded a specific way but it doesn’t fit the narrative to actually showcase it.
Harry Potter is a good example of this, the author is not especially adept at writing romance explicitly if it doesn’t really serve the narrative. But you could argue several side characters are coded as LGBTQ we just don’t see their stories as they aren’t the main focus of the narrative.
Now that said I will say that it can be frustrating when people clearly overstate their familiarity with the canon. Like I don’t mind if you don’t know something, I’m the kind of nerd that could talk for literal hours about my fandoms.
But don’t say your familiar with something then get into an argument with me about basic canon. Like I research that shit and can provide page numbers.
Basically a stereotype of a trait without canonically having the trait being stereotypedCoded?
Still confused. English to BackSet translation, please.Basically a stereotype of a trait without canonically having the trait being stereotyped
Still confused. English to BackSet translation, please.
So... X-Men.In literature, writers tend to use coding a lot. You know the movie Avatar? The one with the blue people? The blue people are not Native Americans, but they are coded that way. You can see a lot of similarities with them and the way we stereotype Native Americans.
Coding is simply when you take, usually a marginalized, group and then put them in a story, not as themselves but as something else which is representing them.
So... X-Men.
I can sense the blood boiling from hereWhen you plot with a person for all of three pm posts because unlike what they specified in their interest check they don't put forth any ideas on a plot that they made up in the first place. On top of that they don't want to do the opener for their idea and when they do they have it up in a matter of an hour expecting you to reply back instantly which if you don't you're not interested. All of that, one big pile of a peeve.
You know it!I can sense the blood boiling from here
Canon defilement. I hate canon defilement. This is why I don't play canon characters.
Blech. Gross.Ouch, that sounds like a bad time. Thankfully I haven’t had to deal with that in my fandom crossovers.....much.
There was an occasion once where there was a guy with an OC. Guy’s character had a symbiote. Guy didn’t bother with actually learning about symbiotes and just roleplayed it like a sorta....anime girl? I don’t know how to describe it, but it wasn’t really what a symbiote was. Not sure if it necessarily applies to your problem....but yea.
Blech. Gross.
As they should be.Yea, the admins and GMs who were way more into comics than me were absolutely mortified.
It's also extremely gross and fetishy. And for me, it calls to mind abuse.this is less of a pet peeve and more of a turn off but i hate whenever i see someone's looking to be the "dom/sub" character. like, i don't know, it just leaves a bad taste in my mouth to know that's already predetermined before we've even created the plot. and it just seems unnatural?? no one character should be pursuing/calling all the shots all the time
this is less of a pet peeve and more of a turn off but i hate whenever i see someone's looking to be the "dom/sub" character. like, i don't know, it just leaves a bad taste in my mouth to know that's already predetermined before we've even created the plot. and it just seems unnatural?? no one character should be pursuing/calling all the shots all the time