Max/Liz 2.0 #17 for the OTP asks
a song / movie one each person loves that the other person can’t stand
oh my god, i had way too much fun contemplating these! thank you for adding some delight to my morning!
MAX
george strait's 'check yes or no' | liz understands, okay? the parallels with their actual existence are undeniable and obvious. as much as she loves her extra-terrestrial cowboy, though, she doesn't share his magnetism to country/western. as soon as there's a twang, she's out. they do go line-dancing ONCE, for their first wedding anniversary, mostly because she's still too wrapped in the bliss of having him back - in one piece, for good - to put up too much of a fight.
LIZ
rihanna's 'we found love' | like liz, max doesn't miss the connections that can be made between the lyrics and their history. and he'll never get tired of watching her match the beat in the morning, brushing her teeth, drying her hair, dancing amy around to soothe or distract her. but, god help him, on a good day, he can feel the beginnings of a headache with the first note. on a bad one? he worries spinal fluid will leak out his ears.
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hello i have a genuine question, this is not hate! why do you ship sakura and kakashi? does it not feel unsettling to you due to the circumstances, them meeting when she was 12 and he was 27; and him being her teacher at some point? again this is not hate i just wanted to ask.
No worries!
The main reason is that it's fiction—and the characters are not real people with real consequences. As an adult, I'm capable of separating fantasy from reality, and if we're not able to safely explore alternate avenues of thinking in fantasy, then what's the point of making/enjoying them in the first place?
If you're asking about it in the context of the show- then I could argue that having an age-gap relationship with someone who was once your teacher (and initiating that relationship only when they're an adult, without power dynamics being involved) at some point is way less unsettling compared to enjoying a piece of media glorifying a military state actively training child soldiers.
And less unsettling than having Sakura get with Sasuke, given the latter spent all of his on-screen time deriding/actively trying to kill the former.
If we step back, Naruto (like all fiction) has many complicated and heavy themes that could be considered quite problematic, so it's always interesting to see shipping dynamics front and center.
At the end of the day, none of it is real, and while disseminating and discussing is critical to the health of any piece of media or fandom, I don't think it's worth getting up in arms against people who are using that media to explore their own ideas in a safe, consequence-free environment.
Hope that answers your question, anon!
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The coolest rebel kids the world has ever seen!
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It’s my birthday today, which means I get to spend some time drawing my favorite Ace Attorney characters in a pose from one of my favorite Vocaloid songs - don’t know how I made this connection but who am I to question my brain…
[Image Description: A digital redraw of a pose from the Vocaloid music video ‘Punch it, Punk!’ by Ferry, featuring Sebastian Debeste and Kay Faraday from Ace Attorney Investigations 2. Kay is slightly in front of Sebastian, and they are in identical poses. They are pointing forwards with their right hands, and holding their left hands up next to their heads, pointing in the same direction. Kay has a confident expression, while Sebastian has an uncertain expression. End Description]
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just had a weird long discussion (not quite an argument) about "romanticizing" royalty / authority in fictional fantasy settings and OH MY GOD.
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