Daenerys could literally be the devil reincarnated and it is still infeasible for her to be the one to torch King's Landing;
A desperate Cersei (who is essentially a female!Aerys), a violent hord of religious zealots, two (rightfully) blood-thirsty sand snakes, the tyrells and lannisters about to be at each other's throats, shady Qyburn doing gods know what, are all IN King's Landing. A cocky would-be claimant is marching with deadly-infected, nothing-to-lose, bell-triggered Jon who-regrets-burning-a-city Connington TOWARDS it, and murderous crazy newly crowned Euron Greyjoy lusts for the Iron Throne.
Yet according to the ✨smart book experts✨all these plots will apparently freeze and these murderous hotheads will patiently wait for Daenerys to speed run through all of her essosi plots; travel to Vaes Dothrak, gather all the khalassars, travel to Meereen by horse pace, fight the war against the slavers, deal with Victarion, the Iron fleet and the Dragonbinder, deal with Viserion and Rhaegal being loose, Quentyn's death and his remaining companions, Yunkai and its allies, burn the dead from the pale mare and the war, divide fiends from foes, which the later includes her husband and the Green Grace (tho both could be dead by the time Daenerys returns) meet Red Priest Moqorro and Maester Marwyn, hear about Azor Ahai and the Others, meet Tyrion Lannister, face Jorah Mormont again, hear from Illyiro and Varys's many schemes, mend the wounds of her people, get a large enough fleet to carry her host somewhere and cross half of the world (a journey for which Tyrion and Quentyn needed an enitre book) with a bus stop at Volantis, where she will likely meet Benerro and The Widow At The Waterfront and council the slave revolt, etc... so she is The One™ to barbecue King's Landing since *checks note*... itS sO SUbvErsIve, but also; iTs bEen bUilT uP to ThAT sInCe Aegon’s Conquest. 🤡
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Hey asshole.
People literally are the fictional characters that are their kintype.
They're not "acting entitled to your art" to tag it as their very real literal identity - and one that neither they nor you can control.
You're perfectly within your rights to block. You cross the line when you invalidate the core identity of who someone is.
When someone says "I literally am Rarity", they don't usually mean "I figuratively am Rarity". The fact that you have a problem with someone making it clear they're not just finding something relatable, but deeply meaningful to who they are, as you openly admit, "cringe" and "uncomfortable" is a you problem.
Again, you can block over it. Otherkin literally block doubles (when another person shares their kintype) for basically the same reason - that it makes them uncomfortable.
But you have zero right to say "I know better than you who you, an internet stranger, is." Not only that, but while it's not recognized as such by many people, being anti-kin and not acknowledging kintypes as real is very literally bigotry - discrimination against and denial of a person's immutable identity and subjective internal experiences.
Oh, and btw, even if someone kins your OC, that's still not fucking something that you have the right to say is not their identity. I fully fucking understand blocking over that or being uncomfortable, but that doesn't make them any less a real, breathing person who is that character.
Their deeply personal sense of identity and not denying who they truly are, honestly, matters more than something that to you is deeply personal, but still only fictional.
I hold this to be true of my own OCs, and I have fictives of many of them.
Oh, and btw, you are not safe for systems, either. Some fictives (and other introjects) are literally their source and you have no right to tell them otherwise.
Anyway, go fuck yourself. Catch a block for this shit. One of us is denying someone's actual identity and potentially triggering depersonalization. One of us is doing actual harm. The other is pretending like it's a personal attack or even that they could at all be harmed by someone else kinning their fanart of canon characters from a media property they don't own the rights to, and pretending they're entitled to tell other people who they are or what it's possible to be.
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