/ffs/ - Fujo Fandom Sperging

>>9538
>Part of it is also just thinking all Persona MCs are boring tbh
I've always been a silent protagonist shipper, but I get that it's not for everyone.
>>9539
I get the appeal of it, sometimes you just wanna see an incel get some dick/ass from a guy. I guess it comes from a level of irony since characters like Jimmy would most likely be homophobic kek.
I just don't really get how the game got so gigantic so quickly.

>>9540
>I just don't really get how the game got so gigantic so quickly.
You can probably blame Markiplier. He already did it before with FNAF.

Here's a real unpopular opinion:
I don't hate mpreg and sometimes I like it depending on the context. ABO context sucks because it's retarded, why even have human females in that universe? But the old school method of these magical ass babies or fade to black is fine.

>>9548
I hadn't but I just read it in one sitting! Personally I wish it was a little longer and he had spent more time sneaking behind his wife as in more than one chapter, but this also scratched the itch of gay denial which I'm also a huge fan of.

>>9549
Yeah, even in these circumstances I don't like it but I'm rabidly gatekeepy with my yaoi and will not add a woman even as third-wheel or even an ex.

However, an unfaithful partner can be kinda hot. Like Bancoran with Mariachi from Patalliro. Or that ending in Togainu no Shi where Akira get fucked by any man when Shiki is gone.

Anyone has recs like that? Slutty bottoms are preferred. Pretty pls?

>>9549
I have to dislike or be indifferent to the character getting NTR'd whether it's a man or woman. My OTP fucking while shonen mc's canon wife either knows and doesn't care or doesn't know? Sure, fine. Naruto especially is built for this.

>>9532
Same here, I've always found slash and slashers interesting even though I'm a weeb at heart. I never got close enough to those spaces to see the bad so I do feel somewhat nostalgic when I think back to 2014 Tumblr. On the other hand, a lot of those same people turned out to be gendies like you said so maybe there was a lot of current day fandom rot already brewing there lol.
On a similar note, I wish I could have experienced fandoms before the influx of normies and gendies took over I'm a zoomer so unfortunately I became active in fandom spaces when enshittification already started happening. I'm sure it wasn't all sunshine and rainbows, but knowing that there used to be a time where people weren't obsessed with thinking fandom is activism makes me a bit sad when I think about it.

>>9532
Like >>9542 I was around for Homestuck but there was a decent portion of weeaboo shippers/fujos hanging around early 10s tumblr as well, it was how I got EN yaoi and general discussion for a lot of 3DS/PS3/Vita games. It was the spawning pool for a lot of "industry" people who also may or may not have also been on /a/ and /co/. I'm also getting really nostalgic thinking about it. The post-smartphone pre-gamergate internet was honestly pretty chill if you learned to not engage with landmines. I even liked the tumblr/4chan cross pollination (does anybody remember "Indexer" from /hsg/? That's where I learned to stop saving tumblr thumbnails!).
>>9544
>experienced fandoms before the influx of normies and gendies took over
Honestly I wouldn't go back if given the choice. I'm spoiled by modern QoL. Yeah it was fun and maybe even "SOVL" to trawl through JP fansites for the good shit, but I definitely don't have that kind of time anymore. I don't think anybody does, not even the kids who are the age I was when I was doing all that haha.

If it makes you feel any better I think the fandom=activism people are either growing up or leaving fandom spaces. I don't really see that kind of stuff anymore unless it's reposted here and it used to be that I could NOT escape it.

That moment when I realise a fanartist I used to enjoy has exclusively moved on to Hoyoverse slop and it's time to unfollow. It's been happening a bunch lately.

>>9451
>it can explore dark ""problematic"" shit and thats not a bad thing
Some of us won't even consume hetero or lesbian media even if its sweet and 'unproblematic' tbh.

>>9451
This cover is a crime…of fashion!
Even in my teens I could never get into this series just because of the cat ears thing.

>>9486
lmao good lord maybe I need to do a replay

Sorry this isn't exactly a meme, but this post makes me laugh.

>>9481
>shipping seems almost exclusively female
That does seem like its on par for the course since women are the ones that mostly consume romance. Shipping itself also has more to do with people's social lives and how healthy or chronically online they are.

Don't want to pry much but did that fudanshi have a normal, healthy life?

Even if weebs don't involve themselves the same way as women with shipping, they will still throw a hissy fit when their hero doesn't get the girl, although they are more prone to waifufagging to the same unhealthy levels anyway.

And I was just now checking up a group chat where someone posted a sticker of a straight couple and they later mentioned that they were their favorite pairing. They like to ship but they don't dive too deep into it.

Personally I barely ever took an interest in m/f relationships (and never touched upon f/f) and would never read romance or care about relationships. But when it came to m/m it all changed and got those feelings of fuzziness and fulfillment that are akin to having a strong crush or adoration on someone.

>>9483
Yeah! He's pretty chill and normal, didn't seem to be a coomer or a retarded shonenfag. He's one of those male manga fans that like niche/old manga and discuss it as art. We never talked about powerscaling or any fandom-typical things, it's more about artstyle and writing. Oh and i just remembered he's not gay gay, i think he dated a woman or two but he mostly dates men. If you saw him you'd just assume he's gay

>>9485
That must be it. Just a relatively normal guy that doesn't need escapism to sate his needs lol

>>9418
>where would you draw the line when it comes to self-insertion?
I'm a huge fan of both characters individually when it comes to ships I'm really into, especially the uke. When I see Aoba for example, I think that he's adorable and cute and want to give him a hug like a stuffed animal. But I don't want to imagine dating him. I don't want to imagine actually touching with him or interacting with him or existing in his world. He belongs with another man Clear. He's not meant for me. There are many characters like that where I think they would be a good boyfriend for someone and get giddy but ship them with another character.

I love using fiction as escapism and my life is far from perfect, but I don't actually want to imagine permanently living with a husbando or leaving my loved ones either.

>>9433
>that spoiler
Beyond based.

>>9433
So true

>>9393
Its cult behavior, and there are little girls being fed this bullshit nowadays during already confusing puberty. It’s evil.

>>9398
yes and theyre called waifufags kek

>>9400
Waifufagging is kinda different from being a yume, just like how males don't "ship".

>>9282
It's just a bad attempt at explaining the concept of women reading erotic/romantic literature.

>>9271
>They should be going after the yumes who are interested in hetero romance but won't go out and actually live it and get married.
They really should. A non-lesbian fujo can easily have her ships and a 3DPD man. If a yume dates a man he's gonna be competing with Bakugo.

>>9354
Well it goes to show you how silly yumes are because Bakugo is clearly closeted and should be dating another boy.