/ffs/ - Fujo Fandom Sperging

>>4689
It's funny, just yesterday I was reading someone on another site shitting on Nu Carnival for being "male coded" and that only gay men could love it so it was clearly some kind of trans psyop.

>>4694
Because they simply can't explain in clear terms what their issue is. They just rely on value judgements they insist are universal.

>>4708
>every fan who watched it on first airing has had ten years to level up their art
This'll be nuts.

>>4689
Trying to 'reclaim' a game, which was made made by the fujo menace, from the fujo menace is absolutely unhinged. Nu: Carnival is pretty upfront about the type of game it is. If you truly find fujoshi that offensive, then why are you so obsessed with a game made by them that specifically panders to them?
>>4693
>I'd love to see how you'd grasp at straws, cherry-pick, and use mental gymnastics to argue why yuri is so "pure" and yaoi is not.
I've always found the mental gymnastics these types perform when justifying this belief to be frustrating. Like you, I've seen the argument that yuri is somehow more 'pure' and focuses more on the relationship development or whatever than yaoi, but I only find the relationship thing holds true if it's written by a woman. Most yuri I've read that's written by men has been… not that. The comparison feels so disingenuous because the women in yuri aren't any more realistic or well-written (unless, again, it was written by a woman); it's just that the person making the comparison has a vested interest in seeing their chosen genre come across as more respectable.
>>4694
The word 'gross' is so funny to me. I think asparagus is gross, but I don't go on social media to complain about people who eat asparagus.

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I’m hyperfixated on certain characters but they never met and I have no idea which plot to have with them beyond just having sex.

I think this has probably been discussed here before, but I HATE when a series has a completely all male cast, or a mostly all male cast, and people bitch constantly, asking for female characters, particularly in anime/manga I mean. There are so fucking many harem series with hundreds of shitty loli characters and people don't even bat an eye, but one shitty anime phone game has an all male cast and it's the wailing and gnashing of teeth. "When will you add women characters!!!" Hopefully never.
I don't side with my yumejo sister's a lot, but if there's one things I will stand together with yumejos on, it's this fight against adding women characters to shit that's only meant to be filled with hot men and boys. If I wanted a series with good women characters, I would go find one. Why do my sexy male characters have to be accompanied by female counterparts? I don't need it, and I'm not afraid to say it.
Pic not rel.

I hate how female socialization causes so many women/fujos to overanalyze the morality of fiction and develop massive guilt complexes in general, as if fujos are going to go out and rape gay men. If you hate this manhwa that much, why are you in the comments of chapter 25 writing paragraphs about how wrong and evil the author is? You know you can just close the tab? You obviously want to read it, but you feel like you can't without virtue signaling to random strangers on the internet. Sad.

>>4368
In the thread it's stated that it was started by someone who wanted one of the guys to be a bottom instead of a top.

>>4369
>So certain childe solo stans who were especially mad about this “special zone” decided to take it upon themselves to report it to mhy and when that proved ineffective, they decided to go full scorched earth and report it to the CN government, they made guides on how to do so too
>The “whistle blower” who reported the booth and made an entire guide post on how to report to the ministry actually does ship childe and ZL. In fact they ship childe with any number of characters- The catch being that these pairings must feature childe as the bottom.
Sounds like a Childe yume who likes to see her husbando being diddled with and got other Childe yumes to report the booth.

>>4370
Coping that it's yume or moid sabotage just makes you look like a clueless genshitter who puts asian fandoms on a pedestal tbh… Chink fandom is insane. They all report eachother to the ccp on a dime and the only solidarity that exists is between people who like a specific thing in a very specific way and they see it as them vs everyone else. Fujos hate eachother, yumes hate eachother, moids hate eachother, and every one of those groups tends to hate the others in general. It's a dystopia of constant drama.
t. a "member" of it

>>3972
I honestly don't really have a platform. 4chan would be closest, but it became lame, shit and riddled by SNS tards the last years. I never liked tumblr and cannot see how it would have gotten better. Casually posting my art there and talk to a few people that use it and all I see is infighting over "problematic" headcanons, posts and ships. I don't want to interact with that community since it means getting dragged into drama.
>>3976
Personally hate AU like that as well. The setting and premise are half of the reason for why I even care about a series, alternative routes/endings are something else. I guess it's impossible to ban that stuff but I wish there was a place like that since you cannot even filter it without also filtering "character survives" fics, it's sometimes enough to kill my motivation to even look for fics, since most of the series I am into are like 50% coffeeshop/school AU shit or more.

I remember liking Reverse Falls AU art a lot. I wished it had more Dipper Gleeful x Yellow Bill Cypher, though.

>>4093
>The setting and premise are half of the reason for why I even care about a series
NTA and saged for off-topic, but I have never understood the appeal of AUs of that nature. Of course, it's fine for people to like what they do, but for some reason, when an AU diverges heavily from canon (I'm talking, like, a high fantasy series has an AU set in 1950s America or something), I cannot get into it. I like the characters for who they are, and changing the setting and their life experiences fundamentally turns them into different people entirely. I usually end up thinking, "you could've just changed the names of these characters, and I legitimately couldn't have identified them as the same people."

>>2476

Extremely late, but I’m answering in case you still want to know or anyone else is wondering. I also love Hashihime, and while UuultraC isn’t quite as good, I still really enjoyed it and consider it one of the best BL games I’ve played. It has a very different tone, though, so don’t go in expecting the same thing or you’ll be disappointed. It’s much more fantastical and abstract than Hashihime, and it can take a while to 100% understand what’s happening. I’ve seen some people describe it as ‘confusing,’ but I think it’s mostly the first 1/3 that filters people. When you reach the ending, it’s all pretty clear. One of my favorite things about Hashihime is Tamamori, as the author did a great job of fleshing out his personality and all of his neuroses. UuultraC has three protagonists, and they’re very different from one another. They’re all well-written, though, and you get pretty diverse PoVs as a result. The author has a real talent for writing her PoV characters. Rather than following a route system like Hashihime, you follow three separate couples in a set play order. Their stories all center around the same general plot, but from different perspectives. Having separate couples is kind of nice because the relationships feel very integrated into the story and natural. You’re also not stuck with anyone for too long if there’s one protagonist you dislike. There’s also an insane number of CGs, as in, 1,800ish.

Minor spoilers that answer your last question, but I tried to keep it vague: No, there’s no robot fucking. The people who fight the kaiju are more like Power Rangers than robots or mech pilots. Some of the human characters can turn into kaiju, which are basically just big monsters. If you’re put off by the giant monsters, I’ll warn you that there is an h-scene that involves one of the boys in a more monstrous form, but I remember him being humanoid through, like, the majority of it. Most of the h-scenes are pretty normal aside from a few, and assuming you’ve played a couple of VNs, I don’t think there’s anything here to worry about.

It’s worth a shot. I don’t regret playing it, but it has much less universal appeal than Hashihime. I'd say to avoid it if you're not into abstract stories with a lot left up to interpretation. It’s a really fun game for analyzing its themes/characters, if you’re into that. TherPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>3534
I'm actually the one that you replied to. I actually played UUUltrac a few months ago and really enjoyed it. If anyone else is thinking about playing it I really recommend it. I am obsessed with Yomi to an unhealthy degree.

>>2476
I loved it, but I'm an /m/ user, so I might be biased. It has so many references to /m/ stuff. An all-female version of /m/ would never stop fawning over it.

>e and there's a check to prevent men and spammers from joining.
So no one will join, these servers always have weird moderation that reqiure you to voice chat and shit

>>3460
Yeah don't even bother with this server

But of a confession, I pretend to be a yume sometimes because while he's my favorite character of all time and I love him, I'm not comfortable self inserting or pushing emotional stuff onto a character like that and would rather ship him. But, I also really like the excuse to talk about him and brag about how best of a character he is.

>>2073
I do the husbando thing but I hate self-insert fics lol. The (you) characters are never written like me so I cannot relate to them. It feels like I was reading a story about a non-character or generic wallflower trying to get the character I like the most, so I avoid them like these fics plague.

I think my husbando'ing can be intense but it's only daydreams and making fanart of him or buying merch if possible. I don't like OCs or forcing myself into a world I was never part of, so I rather ship him with a character he has a potentially interesting chemistry with that I can relate to. Then I daydream about this, with me influencing the partner and observing the story from that PoV. I know it's complicated.

>>3354
I used to be like that nona and the progression went like this: "husbandos" I obsess over yet almost solely ship with other men, maybe occasionally fantasize about being with but rarely -> husbandos I self-insert with yet also pimp out to a guy -> one true husbando I prefer not to share. And these are all different characters who I still love in these ways.

Even if you don't have this happen, I see nothing wrong with you for what you said. There's a special relationship we have with characters like that and I don't know if there's a term for it. You could use a term like blorbo or make up your own.

The fudanshi I’ve encountered irl were all gay or bi male weebs, or gay/bi men who started to dip their toes into weebshit. The younger ones tend to have similar taste as your average fujo, ie not into barashit.

my boyfriend had a septiplier phase when he was like 12 but doesn't touch shipping stuff or fandoms in general any more

they exist but get shit on by barafags until they stop liking yaoi and move onto futa garbage

>>1720
>literally me but i wear pants
It is time to revolt, sister.

this is literally me right now but no glasses and instead of a tank top it's a hoodie

>>1621
oh my god I had this saved on my old computer as "literally me.jpg" when I was 11 or 12

i get my bl animu from https://nyaa.si/ or animebytes.

>>74
>>76
Thanks a lot Nonnas!

More and more stuff gets added to Crunchyroll (no OVAs with sex scenes, obviously).